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U.S. Navy
HARBOR DEFENCE UNIT
U.S. Navy
HARRY E YARNELL CG-17
U.S. Navy
HATU
U.S. Navy
HCU1
U.S. Navy
HEAVY ATTACK SQUADRON 4
U.S. Navy
HELANTISUBRON EIGHT
U.S. Navy
HELANTISUBRON FIVE
U.S. Navy
HELICOPTER COMBAT SUPPORT SQUADRON ONE
U.S. Navy
HELMINERON 14
U.S. Navy
HELSUPPRON FIVE
U.S. Navy
HELTRARON EIGHT
U.S. Navy
HELTRON 8
U.S. Navy
HENRY B WILSON
U.S. Navy
HENRY B WILSON DDG-7
U.S. Navy
Henry B. Wilson
U.S. Navy
HIGGINS
U.S. Navy
HOLY LOCH SCOTLAND
U.S. Navy
HOSPITAL CORPS SCHOOL SAN DIEGO CA
U.S. Navy
HOWARD GILMORE
U.S. Navy
Howard W. Gilmore
U.S. Navy
HS 74
U.S. Navy
HS-17 Neptunes Raiders
U.S. Navy
Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron 17 (HS-17), known as the "Neptunes Raiders," was a distinguished unit of the United States Navy. Established in the late Cold War era, HS-17 specialized in anti-submarine warfare (ASW), utilizing the SH-3 Sea King helicopter to track and neutralize enemy submarines. The squadron played a vital role in fleet defense, participating in numerous exercises and deployments aboard aircraft carriers throughout the Atlantic and Mediterranean. HS-17 earned recognition for its operational excellence before its eventual deactivation during post-Cold War force restructuring.
HS15
U.S. Navy