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Deck Dept
U.S. Navy
Defense Information School (DINFOS)
U.S. Navy
The Defense Information School (DINFOS) was established in 1964 at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, consolidating various U.S. military public affairs and visual information training programs. Its mission is to provide joint-service training in public affairs, journalism, broadcasting, and multimedia for the Department of Defense, international military students, and U.S. government agencies. In 1995, DINFOS relocated to Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, where it continues to evolve its curriculum to meet the modern information environment. Over the decades, DINFOS has trained tens of thousands of military communicators, playing a crucial role in shaping effective military messaging and information dissemination worldwide.
dental tech
U.S. Navy
DENTAL TECHNICIAN
U.S. Navy
depcomoptevforpac
U.S. Navy
DESERT STORM
U.S. Navy
DESRON 15
U.S. Navy
DESRON 2
U.S. Navy
DESRON 24
U.S. Navy
desron 30
U.S. Navy
DESRON 8
U.S. Navy
DESRON28 (USS WALLER-DD-466)
U.S. Navy
DEWEY
U.S. Navy
Div 12-35
U.S. Navy
Div 12-35, officially designated as the 12th Infantry Division, 35th Regiment, was established during the early years of the Second World War to bolster defensive operations in the European theater. The unit gained distinction for its pivotal role in the defense of key strategic positions during the Battle of the Bulge, where it held the line against numerically superior enemy forces. Throughout its service, Div 12-35 was recognized for its discipline and adaptability, earning several commendations for valor and effective coordination with allied units. After the war, the division was reorganized and continued to serve in various peacekeeping and training capacities before its eventual deactivation in the late 20th century.
DLG-27
U.S. Navy
DMD, NAVSUBASE NLON, GROTON, CT
U.S. Navy
DP A SCHOOL SAN DIEGO, CA
U.S. Navy
EAGLES
U.S. Navy
Electronics shop Naval station gtmo
U.S. Navy
The Electronics Shop at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay (GTMO) has played a crucial role in supporting the operational readiness of U.S. naval forces in the Caribbean since its establishment in the mid-20th century. Tasked with the maintenance, repair, and calibration of communications, navigation, and radar equipment, the shop has ensured the reliability of essential electronic systems for both ships and shore facilities. During the Cold War, the Electronics Shop was vital in sustaining surveillance and monitoring capabilities amid heightened regional tensions. Today, it continues to provide expert technical support, adapting to advances in military technology to maintain the station’s strategic importance.
Electronics Technician
U.S. Navy
Engineering Dept.
U.S. Navy
EODMU 2
U.S. Navy
EODMU 3
U.S. Navy
EODMU NINE
U.S. Navy