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ATTACK SQUADRON 65
U.S. Navy
AVIATION ORDINANCE
U.S. Navy
AVIATION STOREKEEPER
U.S. Navy
BAINBRIDGE
U.S. Navy
BEACH JUMPERS UNIT 2
U.S. Navy
BEACH MASTER UNIT 1
U.S. Navy
BEACHMASTERS
U.S. Navy
BILOXI MISSISSIPPI NTTU, KEESLER AFB
U.S. Navy
BOAT SUPPORT UNIT 1
U.S. Navy
BREMERTON
U.S. Navy
BREMERTON NAVAL SHIPYARD
U.S. Navy
BUNKER HILL
U.S. Navy
CAMP LEJUENE
U.S. Navy
CASU 5
U.S. Navy
CBC PORT HUENEME
U.S. Navy
CBEES
U.S. Navy
CBU 422
U.S. Navy
CBU 423
U.S. Navy
CBU-201
U.S. Navy
CBU-201, or Construction Battalion Unit 201, was a United States Navy Seabee unit established during World War II. Formed in 1942, CBU-201 played a critical role in the Pacific Theater, constructing airstrips, bases, and other vital infrastructure under combat conditions. The unit was noted for its rapid construction capabilities, enabling Allied forces to maintain operational momentum during island-hopping campaigns. After the war, CBU-201 contributed to post-conflict reconstruction before being decommissioned as the Seabees were reorganized in the postwar era.
CBU-410
U.S. Navy
**CBU-410** (Construction Battalion Unit 410), known as the "Charging Bulls," is a United States Navy Seabee unit established in the early 1970s. Tasked primarily with expeditionary construction, CBU-410 has supported both combat and humanitarian missions worldwide, including deployments to the Middle East and the Pacific. The unit specializes in rapid airfield repair, base construction, and disaster relief operations, often working alongside Marine and Army units. Over the decades, CBU-410 has earned multiple commendations for its vital contributions to Operation Desert Storm and humanitarian relief efforts after major natural disasters.
CHB-13
U.S. Navy
CHB4
U.S. Navy
CHINA LAKE
U.S. Navy
CINCSOUTH BAND
U.S. Navy