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U.S. Navy
ZP3
U.S. Navy
1ST MARINE BRIGADE
U.S. Navy
1ST MED BN
U.S. Navy
2D FSSG
U.S. Navy
2ND FLEET
U.S. Navy
31ST SRG
U.S. Navy
4th FSSG Subic Bay NDC Parris Island
U.S. Navy
The 4th Force Service Support Group (FSSG) has played a crucial logistical role within the United States Marine Corps Reserve, with elements historically stationed at locations such as Subic Bay, Philippines, and Naval Dental Center (NDC) Parris Island. Subic Bay was a key U.S. naval and Marine Corps logistics hub in Asia until its closure in the early 1990s, providing vital support during operations and exercises in the Pacific region. At Parris Island, the NDC component of the 4th FSSG supported Marine recruit training by delivering essential dental and medical services. Throughout its history, the 4th FSSG has demonstrated adaptability and effectiveness in sustaining Marine Corps operations both at home and abroad.
7TH MARINES
U.S. Navy
ACU-4
U.S. Navy
Assault Craft Unit FOUR (ACU-4) is a United States Navy amphibious unit established in 1963. Stationed at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story in Virginia, ACU-4 is the Navy’s primary operational command for Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) operations on the East Coast. The unit’s mission is to provide rapid ship-to-shore movement of troops, vehicles, and equipment in support of amphibious and expeditionary warfare. Over the decades, ACU-4 has supported numerous operations, exercises, and humanitarian missions, demonstrating its vital role in enhancing the Navy and Marine Corps’ operational flexibility and reach.
AD-37
U.S. Navy
ADMIRAL JOEL T. BOONE BRANCH MEDICAL CLINIC
U.S. Navy
AEWTULANT
U.S. Navy
AFAVC
U.S. Navy
AFLOAT TRAINING GROUP
U.S. Navy
AIR
U.S. Navy
AIR CRAFT CARRIER
U.S. Navy
ANTARCTIC DEVELOPMENT SQUADRON SIX
U.S. Navy
Antarctic Support Activities 1968-69
U.S. Navy
Antarctic Support Activities (ASA) was a U.S. Navy unit tasked with logistical and operational support for scientific missions in Antarctica during Operation Deep Freeze. In the 1968-69 season, ASA played a critical role in maintaining supply lines, constructing and servicing bases such as McMurdo Station, and ensuring safe air and sea transport for personnel and equipment. The unit operated in extremely challenging conditions, coordinating with civilian scientists and other military branches to enable vital research on the continent. Their efforts during this period contributed significantly to the advancement of polar science and reinforced American presence in Antarctica.
AS-32
U.S. Navy
BASIC TRAINING ORLANDO
U.S. Navy
BASIC TRAINING ORLANDO FL
U.S. Navy
BEACH JUMPER UNIT TWO
U.S. Navy
BELLEAU WOOD
U.S. Navy