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STUDENT BRIGADE
U.S. Army
Student Squadron 509
U.S. Army
STUGGART SPORTS OFFICE
U.S. Army
SUKERIAN HEADQUARTERS CO. OKINAWA ,JAPAN
U.S. Army
SULLIVAN BARRACKS, GERMANY
U.S. Army
SUNSET 41ST DIVISIOM
U.S. Army
sup com
U.S. Army
suport command apo143
U.S. Army
suppl clerk
U.S. Army
Supply - Transportation Troop
U.S. Army
supply and procurement
U.S. Army
SUPPLY AND SERVICE
U.S. Army
Supply School, Ft Ord, CA
U.S. Army
SUPPORT 1-10 CAV.
U.S. Army
Support co. 508th ARCT
U.S. Army
Support Command
U.S. Army
Support Command Soldier
U.S. Army
SUPPORT COMPANY - FT RITCHIE MD
U.S. Army
support company Ft Richardson alaska
U.S. Army
Surface Division 458 Allentown, Pa.
U.S. Army
Surface Division 458, based in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is a unit of the United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps (USNSCC), a youth leadership program sponsored by the U.S. Navy. Established in the mid-20th century, Division 458 has provided naval training, leadership development, and community service opportunities for young men and women in the Allentown region. Cadets from the unit have participated in drills, seamanship training, and national summer training programs, preparing them for possible future military service or civilian maritime careers. Over the decades, Surface Division 458 has earned recognition for its commitment to instilling naval values and fostering citizenship among the youth of Pennsylvania.
Surface Effect Division
U.S. Army
The Surface Effect Division was established during the late Cold War era to advance the development and operational use of surface effect ship (SES) technology within the navy. Tasked with evaluating and integrating high-speed, air-cushion vessels, the division played a pivotal role in testing prototypes such as the SES-100A and SES-100B. Its personnel contributed to doctrinal innovation, exploring the tactical advantages of shallow-draft and high-mobility platforms in littoral operations. Although the division’s operational lifespan was limited by shifting defense priorities, its work laid the foundation for future experimentation with advanced maritime mobility and amphibious capabilities.
SURVEY DIVISION TAD
U.S. Army
Sv Co 14th armored Cavalry Regt
U.S. Army
Sv Co 341st Inf 86th Division
U.S. Army