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DATA SYSTEMS SCHOOL
U.S. Navy
DD705 USS COMPTON
U.S. Navy
USS **Compton** (DD-705) was an Allen M. Sumner-class destroyer commissioned by the United States Navy in 1944. She served with distinction during World War II, participating in operations in the Pacific, including the Okinawa campaign and post-war occupation duties in Japan. After the war, Compton saw extensive service during the Korean War era and throughout the Cold War, conducting Atlantic and Mediterranean deployments as part of the U.S. 6th Fleet. The ship was decommissioned in 1972 and subsequently transferred to the Hellenic Navy, where she served as **HS Kanaris (D212)** until 1991.
DDG-21
U.S. Navy
De-1014 USS Cromwell
U.S. Navy
The USS Cromwell (DE-1014) was a Dealey-class destroyer escort commissioned by the United States Navy in 1954. Named after Captain John P. Cromwell, a WWII submarine commander posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, the vessel primarily served in anti-submarine warfare (ASW) roles during the Cold War era. Throughout its service, the Cromwell participated in numerous NATO exercises, patrolled the Atlantic and Caribbean, and conducted goodwill visits to allied ports. After nearly two decades of service, USS Cromwell was decommissioned in 1972 and later sold for scrap.
DEEP SEA DIVER
U.S. Navy
DELTA
U.S. Navy
DELTA COMPANY
U.S. Navy
Dental Department
U.S. Navy
DESERT STORM
U.S. Navy
DESRON 13
U.S. Navy
DESRON 21
U.S. Navy
DESRON 26
U.S. Navy
DT A SCHOOL
U.S. Navy
ENGINEERS
U.S. Navy
EOD MOBILE UNIT THREE
U.S. Navy
EODMU FIVE
U.S. Navy
EODMU TWO
U.S. Navy
EODMU-2
U.S. Navy
EODMU3
U.S. Navy
EODMU6
U.S. Navy
EPMAC New Orleans, LA
U.S. Navy
EPMAC (Enlisted Personnel Management Center), located in New Orleans, Louisiana, was established in 1972 as part of the United States Navy’s effort to centralize and modernize enlisted personnel management. Its primary mission was to assign and distribute enlisted sailors to billets around the world, ensuring optimal manning and readiness for fleet operations. Throughout its history, EPMAC played a crucial role in supporting Navy operations by leveraging personnel data and advanced systems to match sailors’ skills with the Navy's needs. In 2005, as part of broader military restructuring, EPMAC was realigned and its functions were eventually integrated into the Navy Personnel Command in Millington, Tennessee.
EPMU 5
U.S. Navy
Expeditionary Port Unit 5 (EPMU 5) is a United States Navy Reserve unit specializing in port operations and logistics support. Established to provide expeditionary cargo handling and maritime transportation expertise, EPMU 5 has supported numerous military and humanitarian missions globally. The unit operates under the Navy Expeditionary Logistics Support Group (NAVELSG), often deploying to establish and manage port operations in austere environments. Throughout its history, EPMU 5 has played a crucial role in ensuring the rapid movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies during both combat and disaster relief operations.
EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL
U.S. Navy
FAETUPAC, NAS NORIS
U.S. Navy
**Fleet Airborne Electronics Training Unit, Pacific (FAETUPAC), NAS North Island:** FAETUPAC, stationed at Naval Air Station North Island (often referred to as NAS NORIS), was an essential U.S. Navy training unit dedicated to advanced instruction in airborne electronics for fleet personnel. Established during World War II, FAETUPAC provided rigorous classroom and hands-on training to aircrew and maintenance technicians on the latest electronic warfare, radar, sonar, and communications systems. Over the decades, the unit continually updated its curriculum to incorporate emerging technologies, supporting both fleet readiness and technological superiority. FAETUPAC’s graduates played a critical role in the operational success of Navy air operations throughout the Pacific theater and beyond.