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COMNAVSTA
U.S. Navy
COMNAVSUPPFORANTARCTICA
U.S. Navy
COMNAVSURFGRU WESTPAC
U.S. Navy
COMNAVTELCOM
U.S. Navy
**COMNAVTELCOM** stands for the **Naval Telecommunications Command**, a key component of the United States Navy’s communications infrastructure. Established in 1968, COMNAVTELCOM was responsible for managing, operating, and maintaining the Navy’s global telecommunications and information systems. The command oversaw shore-based communications stations and provided critical support for fleet operations, intelligence, and command and control. In the late 1990s, as information technology evolved, COMNAVTELCOM was reorganized and its functions were gradually merged into the Naval Network and Space Operations Command (NAVNETSPAOPSCOM), reflecting the Navy’s increasing focus on network-centric warfare and cyber operations.
COMNAVTELECOM, WASH DC
U.S. Navy
Comoceansyslant,Norfolk,Va.
U.S. Navy
COMOCEANSYSLANT, or Commander, Ocean Systems Atlantic, was a United States Navy command headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia. Established during the Cold War, its mission focused on the operation, maintenance, and management of undersea surveillance systems in the Atlantic Ocean, particularly the Sound Surveillance System (SOSUS). This unit played a critical role in anti-submarine warfare by providing timely detection and tracking of Soviet submarines. COMOCEANSYSLANT was eventually reorganized as technological advancements and strategic needs evolved, but its legacy remains significant in the history of U.S. naval undersea operations.
COMPATRECONFORPAC
U.S. Navy
COMPATWING ELEVEN
U.S. Navy
COMPATWINGSLANT
U.S. Navy
COMPHIBGRU3
U.S. Navy
COMPHIBRON 4
U.S. Navy
COMPHIBRON NINE
U.S. Navy
COMSERVGRUTWO
U.S. Navy
Comservron 2
U.S. Navy
COMSUBRON 16
U.S. Navy
COMTHIRDNCB
U.S. Navy
COMUSNAVEUR
U.S. Navy
Corry Field
U.S. Navy
COSDIV11
U.S. Navy
COSP, FORD ISLAND, HI
U.S. Navy
Cosrivron2
U.S. Navy
Coastal Riverine Squadron TWO (CORIVRON 2) is a United States Navy unit specializing in maritime security and riverine operations. Established as part of the Naval Expeditionary Combat Command, CORIVRON 2 was formed through the merger of legacy coastal and riverine forces in 2012. The squadron’s mission includes protecting critical maritime infrastructure, conducting port and harbor security, and supporting amphibious and expeditionary operations. Over the years, CORIVRON 2 has deployed globally, providing force protection and security in littoral and inland waterways, supporting operations in the Middle East, Africa, and other strategic regions.
cox
U.S. Navy
CSFWP DET AIMD
U.S. Navy
CTF72
U.S. Navy