Master Jet Base

A Master Jet Base is a term used by the United States Navy to describe air station installations that are a location with permanent basing and homeporting of carrier air groups, and the provision of one or more auxiliary landing fields for use in concentrated carrier landing practices.^[1]

Master Jet Bases[]

Marine Corps Air Station El Toro (decommissioned)
Naval Air Station Brunswick (decommissioned)
Naval Station Norfolk
Naval Air Station Lemoore
Naval Air Station Oceana
Naval Air Station Sanford (decommissioned)
Naval Air Station Cecil Field (decommissioned)
Naval Air Station Glynco (decommissioned)

References[]

↑ Hampton Roads Joint Land Use Study. Hampton Roads, Virginia: Hampton Roads Planning District Commission. 2005. http://www.hrpdc.org/JLUS/Report/2JLUSChap2.pdf.

United States Navy

• Category: United States Navy

Leadership

Secretary of the Navy • Under Secretary of the Navy • Chief of Naval Operations • Vice Chief of Naval Operations • Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy • 4-star admirals • House Armed Services Subcommittee on Seapower and Projection Forces • Senate Subcommittee on Seapower

Structure

Navy • Navy Reserve • Fleet Marine Force • Expeditionary Combat Command • Merchant Marine

Operating forces	Fleet Forces Command • Pacific Fleet • Naval Forces Europe • Naval Forces Central Command • Naval Forces Southern Command • Naval Special Warfare Command • Naval Reserve Forces • Operational Test and Evaluation Force • Naval Network Warfare Command • Military Sealift Command

Shore establishments	Naval Sea Systems Command • Naval Air Systems Command • Naval Facilities Engineering Command • Naval Supply Systems Command • Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command • Fleet Cyber Command • Naval Academy • Naval Education and Training Command • Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command • Office of Naval Intelligence • Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center • Naval Legal Service Command • Naval Observatory • Navy Occupational Safety & Health • Bureau of Naval Personnel • Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

Fleets	Third Fleet • Fourth Fleet • Fifth Fleet • Sixth Fleet • Seventh Fleet • Tenth Fleet

Structure	The Pentagon • Units • Aircraft wings • Aircraft squadrons • Carrier strike group • Installations • Naval Observatory • Master Jet Base

Ships	A–B • C • D–F • G–H • I–K • L • M • N–O • P • Q–R • S • T–V • W–Z Aircraft carriers • Airships • Amphibious warfare ships • Auxiliaries • Battleships • Cruisers • Destroyers • Destroyer escorts • Escort carriers • Frigates • Mine warfare vessels • Monitors • Patrol vessels • Sailing frigates • Steam frigates • Steam gunboats • Ships of the line • Sloops of war • Submarines • Torpedo boats

Personnel
&
training

People
Officers

Officer insignia • Designators

Enlisted

Enlisted insignia • Ratings • Classification

Personnel

Chaplain Corps (Chief of Chaplains) • United States Navy EOD • Medical Corps • Dental Corps • Nurse Corps • Medical Service Corps • Supply Corps • Civil Engineer Corps • JAG Corps (JAG) • NCIS • Boatswain's mates • Hospital corpsman • Naval Aviator • SEALs • Seabees • SWCCs • Hispanic sailors •
Training: Recruit training • United States Naval Academy • Officer Candidate School • STA-21 • NROTC • BESS • BFTT • CNATT • COMPTUEX • NAWCTSD • AIM • Naval Chaplaincy School • Naval Hospital Corps School • Naval Justice School • Naval Postgraduate School • Navy School of Music • Navy Senior Enlisted Academy • Navy Supply Corps School • Naval War College • Nuclear Power School • JMTC • TOPGUN • USNTPS • • Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

Equipment

Uniforms • Awards • Badges • Current fleet • Reserve fleet • Aircraft • Weapons • Naval reactors

History
&
traditions

History • "Anchors Aweigh" • Blue Angels • Continental Navy • Ensign • Fleet bands • Fleet Week • Jack • Line-crossing ceremony • National Museum • Navy Band • Navy Flag • Navy Hymn • Navy Memorial • Navy service numbers • Sailor's Creed • Ship commissioning • Ship decommissioning • USS Constitution • Wetting-down

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