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YOKOSUKA
U.S. Navy
1ST DENTAL BATTALION, CAMP PENDLETON, CA
U.S. Navy
1st div
U.S. Navy
1ST MAW
U.S. Navy
20TH SRG
U.S. Navy
2ND MARINE AIR WING
U.S. Navy
3RD LAR
U.S. Navy
ABH
U.S. Navy
ADCOM GREAT LAKES
U.S. Navy
ADMIN
U.S. Navy
AFDL-6
U.S. Navy
AFDM-6
U.S. Navy
AIMD 600 DIVISION
U.S. Navy
AIMD CUBI POINT
U.S. Navy
AIMD MOFFETT FIELD CA
U.S. Navy
ALPHA
U.S. Navy
AMPHIBIOUS CONSTRUCTION BATTALION TWO
U.S. Navy
AMS First Class
U.S. Navy
AMS First Class is a designation often associated with the rank of Aviation Structural Mechanic, First Class (AM1), within the United States Navy. Established as a specialized rating in naval aviation maintenance, AMS personnel have played a crucial role in ensuring the structural integrity and operational readiness of Navy aircraft since World War II. These skilled technicians are responsible for the maintenance, repair, and inspection of aircraft fuselages, wings, landing gear, and hydraulic systems. Throughout numerous conflicts and peacetime operations, AMS First Class sailors have demonstrated technical expertise and dedication, contributing significantly to the effectiveness and safety of naval aviation units worldwide.
ANNAPOLIS
U.S. Navy
AO 105 : AOE Kansas City
U.S. Navy
**AO 105 / AOE Kansas City** refers to the USS *Kansas City*, a vessel of the United States Navy. Originally designated as AO-146, she was a replenishment oiler commissioned in 1970, later reclassified as AOE-3, a fast combat support ship, to reflect her expanded capabilities. The USS *Kansas City* served primarily in the Pacific Fleet, providing vital logistics support—including fuel, ammunition, and supplies—to carrier strike groups and other naval units during the Vietnam War and throughout the Cold War era. After nearly 25 years of service, she was decommissioned in 1994, having played a crucial role in sustaining U.S. naval operations across multiple decades.
AOCS
U.S. Navy
AS-33
U.S. Navy
ASSUALT CRAFT UNIT ONE
U.S. Navy
ATGMIDPAC
U.S. Navy