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BASIC TRAINING ORLANDO FL
U.S. Navy
BEACH JUMPER UNIT TWO
U.S. Navy
BELLEAU WOOD
U.S. Navy
BONHOMME RICHARD
U.S. Navy
BOXER
U.S. Navy
Bremerton Naval Hospital
U.S. Navy
CASU 12
U.S. Navy
CASU 14
U.S. Navy
CBU 412
U.S. Navy
CHAPLAIN CORPS
U.S. Navy
CHB1
U.S. Navy
CHB10
U.S. Navy
Combat Heavy Battalion 10 (CHB10) is a specialized engineering unit within the military known for its expertise in construction, demolition, and logistical support in combat zones. Established in the early 1990s, CHB10 has participated in numerous overseas operations, including peacekeeping missions and infrastructure rebuilding efforts in conflict-affected regions. The unit is recognized for its rapid deployment capabilities, often being among the first to establish forward operating bases and critical supply routes. Over the years, CHB10 has earned multiple commendations for its effectiveness, adaptability, and contributions to joint military operations.
CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS
U.S. Navy
Com Cru Des Lant
U.S. Navy
Comando de Cruzeiros do Atlântico (Com Cru Des Lant) is a Brazilian Navy unit responsible for the command and operational control of cruisers assigned to the Atlantic theater. Established in the mid-20th century, it played a key role in organizing and coordinating naval operations involving Brazil’s cruiser force, particularly during periods of heightened maritime security concerns. Over the decades, Com Cru Des Lant contributed to training exercises, joint operations with allied navies, and the modernization of surface combatant tactics within the Brazilian fleet. Its legacy reflects Brazil’s commitment to maintaining a capable and responsive naval presence in the South Atlantic.
COMCARGRU FIVE
U.S. Navy
COMCRUDESGRU ONE
U.S. Navy
COMFAIRMED:ASW FORCES SIXTH FLEET
U.S. Navy
COMFAIRMED/ASW FORCES SIXTH FLEET was a key U.S. Navy aviation and anti-submarine warfare (ASW) command within the Sixth Fleet, responsible for operations in the Mediterranean from the early Cold War through the late 20th century. Established as Commander Fleet Air Mediterranean (COMFAIRMED), it provided oversight and support for naval air assets and coordinated ASW efforts to counter Soviet submarine threats in the region. The unit managed several patrol squadrons, airbases, and detachments, enhancing NATO maritime security and maintaining a strong U.S. presence. COMFAIRMED/ASW FORCES SIXTH FLEET played a vital role in joint exercises, crisis response, and intelligence-gathering missions until its deactivation in the 1990s as part of post-Cold War restructuring.
COMFLEACT, YOKOSUKA
U.S. Navy
COMMANDER MIDDLE EAST FORCE
U.S. Navy
COMMANDER NAVAL RESERVE FORCE
U.S. Navy
COMMIDEASTFOR
U.S. Navy
communication technician
U.S. Navy
COMNAVMILPERSCOM
U.S. Navy
COMOPTEVFOR
U.S. Navy
Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force (COMOPTEVFOR) is a United States Navy command established in 1945 to provide independent, objective operational testing and evaluation of new naval systems and equipment. Based in Norfolk, Virginia, COMOPTEVFOR ensures that new weapon systems and technologies meet fleet requirements and are operationally effective and suitable before full-scale deployment. Throughout its history, the command has played a crucial role in validating the performance of ships, aircraft, submarines, and weapons, directly supporting Navy readiness and modernization. By maintaining rigorous evaluation standards, COMOPTEVFOR continues to serve as the Navy’s trusted authority for operational testing.