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U.S. Coast Guard
OSCAR
U.S. Coast Guard
PACAREA
U.S. Coast Guard
pacarea taclet
U.S. Coast Guard
PACIFIC FLEET
U.S. Coast Guard
Pacific Strike Team
U.S. Coast Guard
PETALUMA
U.S. Coast Guard
PLATOON
U.S. Coast Guard
POINT ADAMS
U.S. Coast Guard
POINT BATAN
U.S. Coast Guard
Point Doran
U.S. Coast Guard
POINT GRACE
U.S. Coast Guard
POINT HANNON
U.S. Coast Guard
POINT HUDSON-USCG CAMPBELL
U.S. Coast Guard
POINT STUART
U.S. Coast Guard
POINT THATCHER
U.S. Coast Guard
Point Verde
U.S. Coast Guard
POLARSTAR
U.S. Coast Guard
Ponchatrain
U.S. Coast Guard
PORT ANGELES
U.S. Coast Guard
PORT ANGELES STATION
U.S. Coast Guard
PORT CANAVERAL
U.S. Coast Guard
PORT HUENEME STATION
U.S. Coast Guard
**Port Hueneme Station** is a key United States Navy installation located on the California coast, established during World War II to support Pacific Theater operations. Originally commissioned in 1942, the station quickly became the West Coast homeport for the Navy’s Construction Battalions—better known as the Seabees—playing a vital role in logistics, training, and deployment. Over the decades, Port Hueneme has supported various military operations, including the Korean and Vietnam Wars, by serving as a hub for construction, engineering, and supply activities. Today, it hosts the Naval Construction Battalion Center and continues to provide critical support for Navy construction forces and fleet readiness worldwide.
PORT OCONNOR
U.S. Coast Guard