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PHNSY - IMF
U.S. Navy
PMTC POINT MUGU, CA
U.S. Navy
PSD BREMERTON WA
U.S. Navy
PSD Crystal City
U.S. Navy
RANGER
U.S. Navy
REPAIR
U.S. Navy
RESOLUTE
U.S. Navy
RIVER DIVISION 521
U.S. Navy
RVAH-14
U.S. Navy
Reconnaissance Attack (Heavy) Squadron 14 (RVAH-14) was a U.S. Navy squadron established on February 14, 1968, at Naval Air Station Sanford, Florida. The squadron operated the RA-5C Vigilante, a carrier-based supersonic reconnaissance aircraft, providing vital photographic intelligence during the Cold War era. RVAH-14 conducted deployments aboard various aircraft carriers, supporting fleet operations and surveillance missions, though it did not participate in combat operations in Vietnam due to its late formation. The squadron was disestablished on May 1, 1974, as part of the Navy's post-war drawdown and the retirement of the RA-5C Vigilante.
RVAH1
U.S. Navy
RVAH6
U.S. Navy
SACLANT DET 122
U.S. Navy
SACLANT DET 122, or Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic Detachment 122, was a specialized NATO military unit established during the Cold War to enhance maritime surveillance and anti-submarine warfare capabilities in the Atlantic theater. Operating under the command structure of SACLANT, the detachment played a crucial role in monitoring Soviet naval activity and securing sea lines of communication between North America and Europe. Its personnel were drawn from various NATO member states, reflecting the alliance's integrated approach to collective defense. Over the years, SACLANT DET 122 contributed to numerous joint exercises and real-world operations, bolstering NATO’s readiness and deterrence posture until its missions were reorganized following the end of the Cold War.
SBU-20
U.S. Navy
SBU-20, or Special Boat Unit 20, was a United States Navy special operations unit established to provide maritime special operations capabilities, particularly in coastal and riverine environments. Activated during the Cold War, SBU-20 operated out of Little Creek, Virginia, and specialized in inserting and extracting SEAL teams, conducting reconnaissance, and supporting unconventional warfare missions. The unit played a significant role in developing small boat tactics and participated in various training exercises and real-world operations throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. In 2002, SBU-20 was redesignated as Special Boat Team 20 (SBT-20), reflecting its integration into the Naval Special Warfare Command structure.
Seal Team One
U.S. Navy
SEAL Team One is one of the original two SEAL Teams established by the United States Navy in January 1962, following President John F. Kennedy’s call for elite, unconventional warfare units. The unit was initially headquartered in Coronado, California, and focused its operations in the Pacific and Southeast Asia. SEAL Team One gained extensive combat experience during the Vietnam War, conducting reconnaissance, direct action, and unconventional warfare missions. Over the decades, the team has participated in numerous conflicts and operations, continuing its legacy as a premier maritime special operations force.
SEATTLE
U.S. Navy
SHAPE
U.S. Navy
SHIP SERVICE
U.S. Navy
SHORE INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE ACTIVITY SIMA
U.S. Navy
SHORE INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE ACTIVITY NORFOLK
U.S. Navy
sima chasn
U.S. Navy
SIMA SF
U.S. Navy
SIX FLEET
U.S. Navy
SKAGGS ISLAND
U.S. Navy
SPECIAL BOAT UNIT 24
U.S. Navy