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USN MCB 8
U.S. Navy
USN MCB 9
U.S. Navy
USN MCB FIVE
U.S. Navy
USN MCB THREE
U.S. Navy
USN NAVAL BRIG PHILLY
U.S. Navy
USN Naval Training Ctr Port Deposit, MD
U.S. Navy
The U.S. Navy Naval Training Center at Port Deposit, Maryland, known as the Bainbridge Naval Training Center, was established in 1942 during World War II. The facility served as a major recruit training center, processing and preparing more than 244,000 sailors for service during the war. After temporarily closing post-WWII, Bainbridge was reactivated during the Korean War and continued training naval personnel through the Vietnam era. The center was finally closed in 1976, and the site has since been repurposed for civilian use.
USN PWC GUAM
U.S. Navy
U.S. Navy Public Works Center (PWC) Guam was established in the aftermath of World War II to support the expanding American military presence in the Western Pacific. Tasked with providing essential base operations, maintenance, and engineering services, PWC Guam played a crucial role in rebuilding and maintaining critical infrastructure on the island. Throughout the Cold War and into the 21st century, the unit supported U.S. Navy and joint forces by ensuring reliable utilities, transportation, and facility management. In 2003, PWC Guam was reorganized under Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), continuing its legacy of service as part of NAVFAC Marianas.
USN SEABEES
U.S. Navy
USN Security Group
U.S. Navy
USN-USMC
U.S. Navy
USNA ANNAPOLIS,MD
U.S. Navy
USNAS NOLA
U.S. Navy
USNAVAL HOSP. MEMPHIS
U.S. Navy
USNAVAL STATION,SUBIC BAY,PHILIPINES
U.S. Navy
USNAVCOMMSTA GREECE
U.S. Navy
usnavcomsta sidi yahia,morocco
U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval Communications Station Sidi Yahia (USNAVCOMSTA Sidi Yahia), located near Sidi Yahia el Gharb in Morocco, was established in the early 1950s as part of a network of American military bases during the Cold War. The station served as a key communications and relay site for the U.S. Navy, supporting Atlantic Fleet operations and maintaining vital links between the United States and its Mediterranean forces. USNAVCOMSTA Sidi Yahia played an important role in naval communications until the early 1970s, when the U.S. began withdrawing its forces from Morocco following renegotiated agreements with the Moroccan government. The base was officially closed in 1977, marking the end of a significant chapter in U.S.–Moroccan military cooperation.
usnavcomstaphil
U.S. Navy
USNAVRADSTA LONDONDERRY NI
U.S. Navy
USNAVSECGRP OKINAWA
U.S. Navy
USNAVSTA, TI. SAN FRANCISCO
U.S. Navy
USNAVSUPPACTDANANG
U.S. Navy
USNAVY RECRUITER
U.S. Navy
USNH Subic Bay, PI
U.S. Navy
The United States Naval Hospital (USNH) Subic Bay, located in the Philippines, was established in 1956 to provide medical support to U.S. military personnel and their families stationed in the region. As a major medical facility within the sprawling Subic Bay Naval Base, USNH Subic Bay played a crucial role during the Vietnam War, serving as a key treatment and evacuation point for wounded service members. Throughout its operational years, the hospital offered a full range of medical services, including surgery, emergency care, and preventive medicine, significantly supporting U.S. military readiness in the Western Pacific. The hospital closed in 1992, coinciding with the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Subic Bay following the expiration of the U.S.-Philippines base agreement.
USNH BEAUFORT
U.S. Navy