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CCDG3
U.S. Navy
CDU
U.S. Navy
CENTCOM
U.S. Navy
CEREMONIAL HONOR GUARD
U.S. Navy
CFAY YOKOSUKA, JAPAN
U.S. Navy
CFAYDET YOKOHAMA
U.S. Navy
CFWP ATSUGI JAPAN
U.S. Navy
cg-17
U.S. Navy
CG-32
U.S. Navy
CGN-41
U.S. Navy
CGN9
U.S. Navy
CHANDLER
U.S. Navy
CHARLESTON
U.S. Navy
Charleston Naval Base
U.S. Navy
Charleston Naval Base, established in 1901 in Charleston, South Carolina, served as a critical U.S. Navy installation throughout the 20th century. During both World Wars, it played a vital role in shipbuilding, repairs, and logistics, supporting Atlantic Fleet operations. The base expanded significantly during the Cold War, becoming a homeport for submarines and surface vessels, and contributing to national defense through the maintenance and overhaul of naval assets. After decades of service, the base was closed in 1996 as part of the post-Cold War Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process, but its legacy endures in the region’s continued naval and maritime activities.
CHB13
U.S. Navy
CHB9
U.S. Navy
CHICAGO NAVAL TRAINING CENTER
U.S. Navy
CHIEF OF NAVAL AIR TRAINING
U.S. Navy
CHNAVADVGRP, VIETNAM
U.S. Navy
CINCIBERLANT PORTUGAL
U.S. Navy
CINCPAC MSQ-126
U.S. Navy
**CINCPAC MSQ-126** was a specialized military unit established under the Commander in Chief, Pacific (CINCPAC) during the Vietnam War era. Its primary mission centered on mobile radar and communications support, utilizing the AN/MSQ-126 system—an advanced transportable radar for ground-directed bombing and air traffic control. The unit played a crucial role in coordinating air operations in Southeast Asia, ensuring precise navigation and strike capabilities for U.S. and allied aircraft. MSQ-126 contributions were vital in enhancing air mission effectiveness and safety during complex combat operations across the Pacific theater.
CINPAC FLEET
U.S. Navy
Class A Radar School
U.S. Navy
CNAL
U.S. Navy