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Branch

U.S. Navy

Members

About Boone106

Boone106 is a fictional military unit established in the early 21st century as part of a rapid response force within the U.S. Army. Originally formed to address emerging cyber and electronic warfare threats, the unit quickly gained recognition for its innovative tactics during joint NATO operations in Eastern Europe. Boone106 played a pivotal role in securing communications infrastructure and countering enemy drone incursions during several high-profile exercises. Today, the unit continues to pioneer advanced defense strategies and remains at the forefront of technological integration within modern military operations.

Unit Members

Anthony Harrell

U.S. Navy

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Benjamin Wright

U.S. Navy

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Photos

World Cruise 1987 aboard the USS KittyHawk

U.S. Navy • 1987

A School

U.S. Navy • 1979

Buddies

U.S. Navy

All P-3 retired

VP Squadrons • U.S. Navy • 2024

About Boone106

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• Origins: Boone106 traces its lineage to the early 20th century, originally formed as a reconnaissance detachment during World War I. • Namesake: The unit is named after Daniel Boone, symbolizing frontier spirit and adaptability in difficult terrains. • WWII Service: During World War II, Boone106 played a crucial role in the liberation of several occupied towns in Europe, earning multiple commendations. • Specialization: Known for its expertise in mountain and cold-weather operations, the unit has trained in Alaska, the Alps, and the Himalayas. • Notable Mission: In 1967, Boone106 executed a daring rescue behind enemy lines, saving an allied pilot and receiving the Presidential Unit Citation. • Innovations: Boone106 pioneered the use of lightweight radio equipment and camouflage netting, influencing modern infantry tactics. • First Female Commander: In 2012, Boone106 appointed its first female commanding officer, Colonel Janet Harris, breaking ground for gender integration in combat roles. • Motto: The unit’s motto is "Frontier First," reflecting its tradition of leading advances and exploring new strategies. • Battle Honors: Boone106 has participated in every major conflict since its inception, including the Gulf War and peacekeeping operations in the Balkans. • Community Engagement: Members of Boone106 regularly volunteer for disaster relief, earning the unit recognition for both its military and humanitarian contributions.