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Raid 70
U.S. Navy
RAID 72 DOG TAM RVN
U.S. Navy
raidoman
U.S. Navy
Ralph Davis
U.S. Navy
RAM. Guided Missile Group 2
U.S. Navy
randall c brown
U.S. Navy
Randolph CVS-15--FDR-CVA-42
U.S. Navy
range crew
U.S. Navy
RANGER CVA61
U.S. Navy
RARON 1 : USS Tracer AGR 15 and USS Catawba ATA 210
U.S. Navy
**RARON 1** is not a recognized designation for a U.S. military unit, but **USS Tracer (AGR-15)** and **USS Catawba (ATA-210)** are notable U.S. Navy vessels with distinct histories. USS Tracer (AGR-15), originally built as Liberty Ship **Edwin D. Howard**, was converted into a Guardian-class radar picket ship in 1958, serving as part of the North American early warning line during the Cold War to detect incoming Soviet bombers and missiles. The Tracer operated out of San Francisco, patrolling the Pacific Ocean until decommissioned in 1965. USS Catawba (ATA-210), a Sotoyomo-class auxiliary ocean tug, was commissioned in 1945 and provided vital towing and salvage services in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, supporting fleet operations until she was decommissioned in 1971. Both vessels exemplified the Navy’s adaptability during the mid-20th century, fulfilling crucial support and surveillance roles.
RAS 7th Marines
U.S. Navy
Ras Div.
U.S. Navy
RAS, 5TH MARINE REGIMENT
U.S. Navy
RAS, 6TH MARINES, 2ND MARDIV
U.S. Navy
RATS
U.S. Navy
Raul Sepulveda
U.S. Navy
RAYMOND JAMES BELL
U.S. Navy
RCHB-9
U.S. Navy
RD A SCHOOL GREAT LAKES
U.S. Navy
RDA SCHOOL
U.S. Navy
RDIV
U.S. Navy
recall Korean
U.S. Navy
Receiving Station, Brooklyn, NY
U.S. Navy
RECONATKRON-6
U.S. Navy