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ROBERT G BRADLEY
U.S. Navy
ROSEVELT ROADS PR
U.S. Navy
RTF LUALUALEI
U.S. Navy
RVAH-11
U.S. Navy
Reconnaissance Attack (Heavy) Squadron 11 (RVAH-11), known as the "Checkertails," was a United States Navy squadron established in 1951 as VC-11 and later redesignated RVAH-11 in 1966. Initially flying the AJ Savage, the squadron transitioned to the A3D Skywarrior, and ultimately to the RA-5C Vigilante for high-speed, high-altitude reconnaissance missions. RVAH-11 played a significant role during the Vietnam War, conducting vital photo-reconnaissance missions over hostile territory from aircraft carriers. The squadron was disestablished on June 1, 1975, as the Navy phased out the Vigilante and reorganized its reconnaissance assets.
S1 Division
U.S. Navy
S5G
U.S. Navy
SAMUEL B ROBERTS
U.S. Navy
San Diego Naval base
U.S. Navy
SANDIEGO
U.S. Navy
Sasebo Japan
U.S. Navy
SASEBO, JAPAN
U.S. Navy
SAUFLEY FIELD
U.S. Navy
SBU 24
U.S. Navy
SBU-11
U.S. Navy
SCRANTON
U.S. Navy
SEAFLOAT
U.S. Navy
SEAHAWKS
U.S. Navy
SERMC MAYPORT FL
U.S. Navy
SEWELLS POINT
U.S. Navy
SHIP FITTER
U.S. Navy
SHIPS SERVICE
U.S. Navy
SHORE SUPPORT GROUP
U.S. Navy
SIMA GITMO Cuba
U.S. Navy
SIMA GITMO (Ship Intermediate Maintenance Activity, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba) is a U.S. Navy unit established to provide maintenance and repair services for ships and craft operating in the Caribbean region. Located at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, SIMA GITMO has played a vital role in supporting fleet readiness by offering technical expertise, skilled personnel, and rapid response capabilities for both scheduled and emergency repairs. Throughout its history, the unit has contributed to various military operations, exercises, and humanitarian missions, ensuring that naval vessels remain mission-capable while deployed. SIMA GITMO continues to be an essential logistical asset for U.S. naval operations in the Western Hemisphere.
SIMA NEW YORK
U.S. Navy