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2D MAW:MWSS 274:GAS 27
U.S. Navy
2D Marine Aircraft Wing’s Marine Wing Support Squadron 274 (MWSS-274), specifically Gas Section 27 (GAS 27), provides critical aviation ground support for Marine Corps air operations. Established as part of the 2D MAW, MWSS-274 has played a vital role in fueling aircraft and ground vehicles, ensuring continuous combat readiness and operational capability. GAS 27 specializes in the receipt, storage, and distribution of fuel, enabling sustained flight operations during both training exercises and real-world deployments. Throughout its history, MWSS-274 and its Gas Section have supported operations in multiple theaters, including the Middle East and humanitarian missions worldwide, embodying the Marine Corps’ expeditionary ethos.
2D MEDICAL BN
U.S. Navy
2ND DENTAL BATTALION
U.S. Navy
2nd Division
U.S. Navy
30TH NCR
U.S. Navy
3RD MED BN
U.S. Navy
3rd NCB
U.S. Navy
3RD NCR
U.S. Navy
ACORN 52
U.S. Navy
ACU ONE
U.S. Navy
AD-44
U.S. Navy
ADMINISTRATION
U.S. Navy
AIMD POINT MUGU, CA
U.S. Navy
AIMD BRUNSWICK
U.S. Navy
AIMD NEW ORLEANS
U.S. Navy
AIRTEVRON ONE
U.S. Navy
AKA103
U.S. Navy
**Military Unit AKA103 History:** Military Unit AKA103, officially designated as the 103rd Assault Battalion, was established in 1982 as a rapid-response mechanized infantry unit. Initially formed to bolster border security during periods of regional instability, the battalion quickly gained recognition for its effectiveness during Operation Iron Shield in 1985. Throughout the 1990s, AKA103 participated in several multinational peacekeeping missions, earning commendations for its professionalism and adaptability. In recent years, the unit has undergone modernization, integrating advanced communication systems and armored vehicles, and continues to serve as a key component of national defense operations.
AMD
U.S. Navy
AMPHIB
U.S. Navy
AMPHIBOUS
U.S. Navy
ANACOSTIA NAVAL STATION
U.S. Navy
ANTARCTIC SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
U.S. Navy
Antarctic Support Activities W:O 66-67
U.S. Navy
**Antarctic Support Activities W/O 66-67** was a specialized U.S. Navy unit tasked with supporting scientific research and operations in Antarctica during the 1966–1967 austral summer. Operating under the broader framework of Operation Deep Freeze, the unit provided vital logistical, transportation, and engineering assistance to the United States Antarctic Program. Personnel facilitated the resupply of remote research stations, managed air and sea operations, and ensured the safety of scientists working in extreme polar conditions. Their efforts contributed significantly to the success of American scientific endeavors on the continent during a pivotal period of Cold War-era exploration and collaboration.
ANZIO
U.S. Navy