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SUBMARINE SQUADRON 11, SAN DIEGO, CA
U.S. Navy
SUBMARINE SQUADRON 7
U.S. Navy
SUBMARINE SQUADRON-10
U.S. Navy
SUBMARINE SS FINBACK
U.S. Navy
Submarine warfare
U.S. Navy
SUBMARINE(USS SEADEVIL)
U.S. Navy
Submerines
U.S. Navy
subpac hawaii
U.S. Navy
SUBREFIT SITE GUAM
U.S. Navy
subron12
U.S. Navy
Subron16
U.S. Navy
SUBRON18
U.S. Navy
Subron4
U.S. Navy
Subs R-2 R-10 USS Egeria ARL-8
U.S. Navy
SUBWARFARECOMAND
U.S. Navy
Sugar Grove Station
U.S. Navy
Sugar Grove Station, located near Sugar Grove, West Virginia, was established in the early 1960s as a United States Navy installation. Its primary mission was to support the National Security Agency (NSA) with signals intelligence (SIGINT) operations, utilizing large radio antennas to intercept and monitor communications, including satellite transmissions during the Cold War. The station played a key role in global intelligence-gathering efforts until the early 21st century. In 2017, the base was officially closed and later repurposed for civilian use, marking the end of its military service.
SUITLAND
U.S. Navy
SUPERVISOR OF SHIPBUILDING NN
U.S. Navy
Supply Center Brooklyn : USS Holhock
U.S. Navy
**Supply Center Brooklyn / USS Holhock** played a vital support role for the United States Navy during and after World War II. The Supply Center Brooklyn, located in New York, was a major logistics hub, efficiently managing the distribution of essential supplies and equipment to Atlantic Fleet operations. The **USS Holhock (YF-297)**, a covered lighter, was one of the Navy’s auxiliary vessels assigned to the center, responsible for transporting cargo, ammunition, and provisions between ships and shore installations. Together, they exemplified the indispensable supply chain operations that ensured fleet readiness and sustained naval missions throughout the mid-20th century.
SUPPLY DEPT-NAS NORVA
U.S. Navy
SUPPLY NAS SOWEY, MA
U.S. Navy
SUPPLY S-8
U.S. Navy
SUPREME ALLIED COMMAND
U.S. Navy
Supship Bath Maine
U.S. Navy