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ATGWP
U.S. Navy
B Div
U.S. Navy
BASIC
U.S. Navy
BASIC ELECTRONICS SCHOOL NTC GREAT LAKES
U.S. Navy
BASIC UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TRAINING BUD-S
U.S. Navy
BRAWDY WALES
U.S. Navy
BRUNSWICK NAVAL AIR STATION
U.S. Navy
BSU-1
U.S. Navy
CALOOSAHATCHEE
U.S. Navy
CARRIER
U.S. Navy
CBC GULFPORT MS
U.S. Navy
CBU 414
U.S. Navy
CERIMONIAL GUARD
U.S. Navy
chb2
U.S. Navy
CHEATHAM ANNEX
U.S. Navy
CHERRY POINT
U.S. Navy
CIC
U.S. Navy
CINCLANT FLT
U.S. Navy
CINCPACHQ
U.S. Navy
**CINCPACHQ**, or Commander in Chief, Pacific Headquarters, was the principal headquarters of the United States Pacific Command during World War II and the early Cold War. Established in Honolulu, Hawaii, CINCPACHQ coordinated joint operations for the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps across the vast Pacific theater. Under the leadership of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, the headquarters played a critical role in planning and directing major campaigns, including the island-hopping strategy that led to victory over Japan. After the war, CINCPACHQ continued to serve as the command center for U.S. military operations in the Asia-Pacific region, adapting to the evolving strategic landscape of the postwar era.
CNATTU
U.S. Navy
CNFK
U.S. Navy
COASTAL SQUADRON ONE
U.S. Navy
COMCARGRU 7
U.S. Navy
COMDESLANT
U.S. Navy