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| MRS ''Savaia'' (F131)
| MRS ''Kanan'' (F169)
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| MRS ''Nine Nights'' (F134)
| MRS ''Reijo'' (F172)
| {{wpl|Anzac-class frigate|Taga-class frigate}}
| [[Bell-class frigate]]
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| MRS ''Loubret'' (F133)
| MRS ''Marjoie'' (F171)
| {{wpl|Anzac-class frigate|Taga-class frigate}}
| [[Bell-class frigate]]
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| MRS ''Loubret'' (F133)
| MRS ''Marjoie'' (F171)
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| [[Bell-class frigate]]
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|rowspan="6"| 12 Surface Squadron (12 SUFRON)
|rowspan="6"| 12 Surface Squadron (12 SUFRON)
|rowspan="6"|CDRE TBD
|rowspan="6"|CDRE TBD
| MRS ''Sophia'' (F130)
| MRS ''Takama'' (F168)
| {{wpl|Anzac-class frigate|Taga-class frigate}}
| [[Bell-class frigate]]
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| MRS ''Savaia'' (F131)
| MRS ''Kanan'' (F169)
| {{wpl|Anzac-class frigate|Taga-class frigate}}
| [[Bell-class frigate]]
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| MRS ''Carterstown'' (F132)
| MRS ''Natui'' (F170)
| {{wpl|Anzac-class frigate|Taga-class frigate}}
| [[Bell-class frigate]]
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| CDR TBD
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|rowspan="5"| 13 Surface Squadron (13 SUFRON)
|rowspan="5"| 13 Surface Squadron (13 SUFRON)
|rowspan="5"|CDRE TBD
|rowspan="5"|CDRE TBD
| MRS ''Nine Nights'' (F134)
| MRS ''Reijo'' (F172)
| {{wpl|Anzac-class frigate|Taga-class frigate}}
| [[Bell-class frigate]]
| CDR  TBD
| CDR  TBD
| Flagship
| Flagship
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|rowspan="5"| TBD
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| MRS ''Mako Bay'' (F135)
| MRS ''Kanaria'' (F173)
| {{wpl|Anzac-class frigate|Taga-class frigate}}
| [[Bell-class frigate]]
| CDR TBD
| CDR TBD
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|rowspan="5"| 10 Submarine Squadron (10 SUBRON)
|rowspan="5"| 10 Submarine Squadron (10 SUBRON)
|rowspan="5"| CDRE TBD
|rowspan="5"| CDRE TBD
| MRS ''Orca'' (S200)
| MRS ''Lemon'' (S225)
| {{wpl|Collins-class submarine|Orca-class submarine}}
| [[Mako-class submarine]]
| CDR TBD
| CDR TBD
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|rowspan="5"| MNS TBD
|rowspan="5"| MNS TBD
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| MRS ''Baleen'' (S203)
| MRS ''Finback'' (S228)
|  {{wpl|Collins-class submarine|Orca-class submarine}}
|  [[Mako-class submarine]]
| CDR TBD
| CDR TBD
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|rowspan="5"| 11 Submarine Squadron (11 SUBRON)
|rowspan="5"| 11 Submarine Squadron (11 SUBRON)
|rowspan="5"| CDRE TBD
|rowspan="5"| CDRE TBD
| MRS ''Beluga'' (S201)
| MRS ''Whitetip'' (S226)
| {{wpl|Collins-class submarine|Orca-class submarine}}
| [[Mako-class submarine]]
| CDR TBD
| CDR TBD
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|rowspan="5"| MNS TBD
|rowspan="5"| MNS TBD
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| MRS ''Bowhead'' (S202)
| MRS ''Tiger'' (S227)
|  {{wpl|Collins-class submarine|Orca-class submarine}}
|  [[Mako-class submarine]]
| CDR TBD
| CDR TBD
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==Auxiliary vessels==
==Auxiliary vessels==


Auxiliary vessels are operated by two groupings under the Navy. The first and largest is the Naval Auxiliary Service (NAS), which operates close to 88% of the overall auxiliary fleet's pennanted vessels. The NAS operates approximately 124 vessels conducting various support activities for the Meridon Defense Forces, ranging from bulk cargo carriage, maritime research, missile silo sustainment, and others. NAS vessels may be crewed by military, civilian, or mixed crews, augmented as needs require. The second group is the Naval Landing Support Forces (NLSF), which operates ships not classified as 'warfighting' vessels such as amphibious logistics and seabase vessels, as well as the Navy's fleet of [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant]] vessels. The Navy avoids the utilization of terms such as 'noncombatant vessels' and 'cargo vessels' with ships associated with the NLSF because these vessels are expected to enter into operation areas where they will likely come under fire and be expected to defend themselves; and due to their nature of supporting amphibious forces in a similar manner to 'proper' amphibious warships they would be considered valid targets for hostile fire. NLSF vessels are typically operated by active-duty Navy sailors, only onboarding civilian specialists as the situation requires.  
Auxiliary vessels are operated by two groupings under the Navy. The first and largest is the Naval Auxiliary Service (NAS), which operates close to 88% of the overall auxiliary fleet's pennanted vessels. The NAS operates approximately 124 vessels conducting various support activities for the Meridon Defense Forces, ranging from bulk cargo carriage, maritime research, missile silo sustainment, and others. NAS vessels may be crewed by military, civilian, or mixed crews, augmented as needs require. The second group is the Naval Landing Support Forces (NLSF), which operates ships not classified as 'warfighting' vessels such as amphibious logistics and seabase vessels, as well as the Navy's fleet of [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant]] and {{wpl|LCM-1E|Landing Craft Medium}} vessels. The Navy avoids the utilization of terms such as 'noncombatant vessels' and 'cargo vessels' with ships associated with the NLSF because these vessels are expected to enter into operation areas where they will likely come under fire and be expected to defend themselves; and due to their nature of supporting amphibious forces in a similar manner to 'proper' amphibious warships they would be considered valid targets for hostile fire. NLSF vessels are typically operated by active-duty Navy sailors, only onboarding civilian specialists as the situation requires.  


Due to their logistical nature, most NAS vessels do not exist in operational or administrative subdivisions. For a list of auxiliary vessels operated by the NAS, see [[Modern equipment of the Meridonian Navy#Auxiliaries|here]].
Due to their logistical nature, most NAS vessels do not exist in operational or administrative subdivisions. For a list of auxiliary vessels operated by the NAS, see [[Modern equipment of the Meridonian Navy#Auxiliaries|here]].
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!colspan="7"| Landing Support Groups
!colspan="6"| Landing Support Groups
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! Unit !! Ship !! Class !! Commander !! Ship Notes !! Formation Notes !! Home Port
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|rowspan="4"| 1 Landing Support Group
|rowspan="4"| 1 Landing Support Group
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===Landing and Assault Craft groups===
The NLSF also operates a number of Assault Landing Groups, which conduct both military, civilian, and humanitarian missions. Subordinate to these are Landing or Assault Craft Units, which operate the {{wpl|LCM-1E|Landing Craft Medium}} or [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]] respectively. Each unit has 12 landing craft assigned to it. There are 10 Assault Landing Units operating AV20s and 6 operating LCMs.
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!colspan="6"| Landing and Assault Craft Group
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! Parent  !! Unit Name !! Equipment !! Commander !! Squadron Notes !! Formation Notes
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|rowspan="4"| Assault Landing Group 1
(SLTLNDGRU 1)
| 1 Assault Craft Unit
(1 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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| 3 Assault Craft Unit
(3 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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| 5 Assault Craft Unit
(5 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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| 2 Assault Craft Unit
(2 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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|rowspan="4"| Assault Landing Group 2
(SLTLNDGRU 2)
| 2 Landing Craft Unit
(2 LCU)
| {{wpl|LCM-1E|Landing Craft Medium}}
| CDR TBD
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| 6 Assault Craft Unit
(6 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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| 9 Assault Craft Unit
(9 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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| 4 Assault Craft Unit
(4 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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|rowspan="4"| Assault Landing Group 3
(SLTLNDGRU 3)
| 10 Assault Craft Unit
(10 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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| 8 Assault Craft Unit
(8 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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| 7 Assault Craft Unit
(7 ACU)
| [[AV20 Landing Craft Combatant|AV20 LCC]]
| CDR TBD
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| 1 Landing Craft Unit
(12 LCU)
| {{wpl|LCM-1E|Landing Craft Medium}}
| CDR TBD
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|rowspan="4"| Assault Landing Group 4
(SLTLNDGRU 4)
| 3 Landing Craft Unit
(3 LCU)
| {{wpl|LCM-1E|Landing Craft Medium}}
| CDR TBD
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(4 LCU)
| {{wpl|LCM-1E|Landing Craft Medium}}
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| 5 Landing Craft Unit
(5 LCU)
| {{wpl|LCM-1E|Landing Craft Medium}}
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(6 LCU)
| {{wpl|LCM-1E|Landing Craft Medium}}
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==Structure ==
==Structure ==


==Organization table==
=Organization table=
'''Headquarters, Navy'''
'''Headquarters, Navy'''


*Naval Fleet Command (NAVFLECOM)
*Naval Fleet Command (NAVFLECOM)
**Commander, Naval Surface Forces
**Commander, Naval Surface Forces
***Operational groups as above
***Carrier Task Groups
***Surface squadrons and activated surface action groups
**Commander, Naval Amphibious Forces
***Amphibious Ready Groups
***Naval Landing Support Forces
***Naval Beachmaster Units
**Commander, Naval Air Forces
**Commander, Naval Air Forces
***Operational groups as above
***Administrative groupings as above
**Commander, Naval Submarine Forces
**Commander, Naval Submarine Forces
***Operational groups as above
***Administrative and operational groups as above
**Naval Beachmaster Units
*Naval Support Command (NSC)
*Naval Support Command (NSC)
**Naval Education and Training Command (NETCOM)
**Naval Education and Training Command (NETCOM)

Latest revision as of 22:17, 27 September 2024


Ship organization

Organization of warships

Operational formations

The two established types of operational naval formations in the Meridonian Navy are Carrier Task Groups (CTGs) and Amphibious Ready Groups (ARGs). These forces are designated and self-contained combatant forces as opposed to Surface Action Groups, which are normally adhoc and will take ships as needed from standing formations. Carrier Task Groups may vary in size to be smaller or larger than their prescribed units depending on the requirements of a mission. Escorting warships will rotate out of service with a CTG usually after an 18 month to 3 year service with the formation for a low-readiness period. Amphibious Ready Groups do not change in size, although they may be (and regularly are) escorted by other warships. Rarely but occasionally will ships rotate spots from within ARG formations.

Carrier Task Groups

Carrier Task Groups (CTGs) comprise of an aircraft carrier, its embarked airwing, and its escorting warships. By normal doctrine, this will include 1 general purpose (Otapara-class) destroyer, 2 air warfare (Helena-class) destroyers, two frigates of the Bell-class or (Taga-class), and a nuclear fast attack submarine. This may be reduced or enhanced based off of operational requirements. The aircraft carrier is the only permanently assigned member of the strike group, whose escorts will rotate in on a basis of usually 18 months to 3 years from surface and submarine squadrons. Meridon operates 11 Carrier Task Groups.

F6M2 wasps assigned to 4 Carrier Air Group, 4 Carrier Task Group, take off from the Kohaku during routine flight operations.
Carrier Task Groups
Unit Ship Class Commander Ship Notes Formation Notes
1 Carrier Task Group (1CARTAKGRU)
Ctg 1.png
 MRS Kohina (R11) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Caster Ridge (D57) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 2 SUFRON.
MRS Fort Maris (D53) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 4 SUFRON.
MRS Otapara (D30) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 1 SUFRON.
MRS Kanan (F169) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 8 SUFRON.
MRS Maieve (F141) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 13 SUFRON.
MRS Kidako (S302) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 2 SUBRON.
2 Carrier Task Group (2CARTAKGRU)
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 MRS Sistine (R10) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship, Flagship Meridonian Fleet
MRS Tapperoa (D52) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 5 SUFRON.
MRS Mahine (D48) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 4 SUFRON.
MRS Whitikau (D35) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 3 SUFRON.
MRS Pesega (F136) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 7 SUFRON.
MRS Flint (F159) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 14 SUFRON.
MRS Echidna (S311) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 4 SUBRON.
3 Carrier Task Group (3CARTAKGRU) MRS Marin Bay (R13) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Smith Island (D44) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 3 SUFRON.
MRS Alexandria (D47) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 2 SUFRON.
MRS Kaimai (D31) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 4 SUFRON.
MRS Reijo (F172) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 9 SUFRON.
MRS Marianos (F152) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 14 SUFRON.
MRS Strophidon (S309) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 1 SUBRON.
4 Carrier Task Group (4CARTAKGRU) MRS Kohaku (R12) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Amber Coast (D51) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 4 SUFRON.
MRS Matona (D55) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 1 SUFRON.
MRS Ohikati (D33) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 5 SUFRON.
MRS Campiere (F144) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 6 SUFRON.
MRS Valoria (F150) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 15 SUFRON.
MRS Honeycomb (S303) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 4 SUBRON.
5 Carrier Task Group (5CARTAKGRU) MRS Baymark (R14) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Helena (D42) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 1 SUFRON.
MRS Taikorea (D45) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 3 SUFRON.
MRS Pipiroa (D36) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 3 SUFRON.
MRS Briston (F140) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 6 SUFRON.
MRS Cairurun (F142) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 10 SUFRON.
MRS Chainray (S306) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 2 SUBRON.
6 Carrier Task Group (6CARTAKGRU)
CTG 6.png
 MRS Enterprise (R18) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Misanui (D59) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 6 SUFRON.
MRS Vestia (D54) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 3 SUFRON.
MRS Sagone (D38) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 4 SUFRON.
MRS Isola (F162) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 15 SUFRON.
MRS Havensworth (F151) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 16 SUFRON.
MRS Zebraray (S318) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 5 SUBRON.
7 Carrier Task Group (7CARTAKGRU) MRS Kaharoa (R16) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Ohawe (D46) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 2 SUFRON.
MRS Alanstown (D58) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 3 SUFRON.
MRS Sonoda (D39) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 6 SUFRON.
MRS Arpeak (F149) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 11 SUFRON.
MRS Lahaina (F137) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 8 SUFRON.
MRS Muraena (S316) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 5 SUBRON.
8 Carrier Task Group (8CARTAKGRU) MRS Marina (R17) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Vintany (D76) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 7 SUFRON.
MRS Cinta (D79) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 7 SUFRON.
MRS Kaihiku (D32) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 5 SUFRON.
MRS Esperance (F163) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 10 SUFRON.
MRS Papatuanaku (F157) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 16 SUFRON.
MRS Barlip (S303) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 4 SUBRON.
9 Carrier Task Group (9CARTAKGRU)
Ctg 9.png
 MRS Cordelia (R15) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Yatima (D66) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 4 SUFRON.
MRS Hoshine (D74) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 9 SUFRON.
MRS Maaki (D42) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 9 SUFRON.
MRS Diana (F165) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 11 SUFRON.
MRS Bell (F158) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 14 SUFRON.
MRS Goldentail (S308) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 4 SUBRON.
10 Carrier Task Group (10CARTAKGRU) MRS Howland (R20) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Catuya (D77) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 6 SUFRON.
MRS Mantay (D69) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 8 SUFRON.
MRS Haney (D43) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 7 SUFRON.
MRS Barton (F149) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 14 SUFRON.
MRS Marjoie (F171) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 11 SUFRON.
MRS Reefray (S323) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 6 SUBRON.
11 Carrier Task Group (11CARTAKGRU) MRS Saratosa (R19) Sistine-class aircraft carrier CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Annecape (D75) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 8 SUFRON.
MRS Capua (D73) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD From 9 SUFRON.
MRS Matarei (D47) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD From 7 SUFRON.
MRS Chapleton (F167) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD From 11 SUFRON.
MRS Vento (F154) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD From 15 SUFRON.
MRS Viper (S324) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD From 7 SUBRON.

Amphibious Ready Groups

Amphibious Ready Groups (ARGs) comprise the maritime sustainment element of Regiment Marines Commando Marine Amphibious Units (MAUs), the expeditionary forces-in-readiness. Amphibious Ready Groups are designed to be able to independently conduct and sustain amphibious operations of any nature unsupported for up to 15 days. Amphibious Ready Groups, while often escorted by warships, do not include them in their integral organization. Amphibious Ready Groups consist of three ships- a landing platform dock (normally of the Argos-class), which serves as the primary transport of infantry and vehicles and as flagship; a landing helicopter dock (of the Maratea-class) which carries the ARG's aviation element; and a landing ship dock (Hemana-class) which carries a large amount of its supplies.

C11M Adjutant assigned to 2 Marine Tiltrotor Squadron conducts a landing aboard Aranui following the completion of a simulated CSAR mission.
Amphibious Ready Groups
Unit Ship Class Commander Ship Notes Formation Notes
1 Amphibious Ready Group

(1 AMPHREDGRU)

MRS Malin (L30) Argos-class landing platform dock CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Maratea (L22) Maratea-class amphibious helicopter dock CAPT TBD
MRS Hemana (L16) Hemana-class landing ship dock CDR TBD
2 Amphibious Ready Group

(2 AMPHREDGRU)

MRS Bremaire (L31) Argos-class landing platform dock CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Tullamarina (L24) Maratea-class amphibious helicopter dock CAPT TBD
MRS Saipele (L17) Hemana-class landing ship dock CDR TBD
3 Amphibious Ready Group

(3 AMPHREDGRU)

MRS Argos (L28) Argos-class landing platform dock CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Otahu (L25) Maratea-class amphibious helicopter dock CAPT TBD
MRS Matsuura (L19) Hemana-class landing ship dock CDR TBD
4 Amphibious Ready Group

(4 AMPHREDGRU)

MRS Majeure (L29) Argos-class landing platform dock CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Aranui (L23) Maratea-class amphibious helicopter dock CAPT TBD
MRS Waimana (L18) Hemana-class landing ship dock CDR TBD
5 Amphibious Ready Group

(5 AMPHREDGRU)

MRS Palatine (L32) Argos-class landing platform dock CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Mahawe (L26) Maratea-class amphibious helicopter dock CAPT TBD
MRS Kunikida (L20) Hemana-class landing ship dock CDR TBD
6 Amphibious Ready Group

(6 AMPHREDGRU)

MRS Ardonne (L33) Argos-class landing platform dock CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Setsuna (L27) Maratea-class amphibious helicopter dock CAPT TBD
MRS Malie (L21) Hemana-class landing ship dock CDR TBD
7 Amphibious Ready Group

(7 AMPHREDGRU)

MRS Shianne (L36) Argos-class landing platform dock CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Masahi (L29) Maratea-class amphibious helicopter dock CAPT TBD
MRS Watanabe (L22) Hemana-class landing ship dock CDR TBD

Surface Squadrons

Surface Squadrons (SUFRONs) are normally composed of 1 or 2 guided missile cruisers and 5 to 6 guided missile destroyers; or 5 to 6 frigates. SUFRONs are administrative, logistical and control units, and rarely (if ever) deploy as a full operational unit. Surface squadrons more regularly contribute forces to standing operational groups or ad-hoc groups in the form of surface action groups.


Surface Squadrons
Unit Commander Ship Class Captain Ship Notes Formation Notes Home Port
1 Surface Squadron (1 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Grismont (C36) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship
MRS Otapara (D30) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Anamaru (D37) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Helena (D48) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Redbird (D55) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Matona (D61) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Roslin (D78) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
2 Surface Squadron (2 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Cimapat (C39) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Rotoma (D34) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Mavia (D40) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Kalua (D49) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Ohawe (D52) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Alexandria (D53) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Caster Ridge (D63) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
3 Surface Squadron (3 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Ross (C37) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Satono (C47) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD
MRS Pipiroa (D36) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Whitikau (D35) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Smith Island (D50) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Taikorea (D51) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Vestia (D60) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
4 Surface Squadron (4 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Rourke (C35) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Kaimai (D31) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Sagone (D38) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Yatima (D66) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Mahine (D54) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Amber Coast (D57) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Fort Maris (D59) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
5 Surface Squadron (5 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Pinecrest (C40) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Chevale (C43) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD
MRS Ohikati (D33) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Kaihiku (D32) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Vaiala (D56) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Tapperoa (D58) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Cape Sauve (D62) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
6 Surface Squadron (6 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Whitecrane (C38) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Salua (D41) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Sonoda (D39) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Alanstown (D64) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Misanui (D65) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Makohine (D67) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Catuya (D77) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
7 Surface Squadron (7 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Symboli (C44) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Chester (C46) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD
MRS Haney (D43) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Matarei (D47) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Cinta (D79) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Ernest (D70) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Vintany (D76) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
8 Surface Squadron (8 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Maiano (C45) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Auala (D44) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Yuuki (D45) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Nomaine (D72) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Mantay (D69) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Wade (D71) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Annecape (D75) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
9 Surface Squadron (9 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Tokai (C41) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Velane (C42) Rourke-class cruiser CAPT TBD
MRS Maaki (D42) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Siagata (D46) Otapara-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS St Regent (D68) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Capua (D73) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
MRS Hoshine (D74) Helena-class destroyer CDR TBD
10 Surface Squadron (10 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Sabine (F166) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Crobay (F138) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Briston (F140) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Cairurun (F142) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Campiere (F144) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Esperance (F163) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
11 Surface Squadron (11 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Pesega (F136) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Marjoie (F171) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Chapleton (F167) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Lahaina (F137) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Santeo (F146) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
12 Surface Squadron (12 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Takama (F168) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Kanan (F169) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Natui (F170) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS La Pesca (F143) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Barranca (F145) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Diana (F165) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
13 Surface Squadron (13 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Reijo (F172) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Kanaria (F173) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Apia (F139) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Maieve (F141) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Cape Fuego (F147) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
14 Surface Squadron (14 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Bell (F158) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Flint (F159) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Arpeak (F160) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Barton (F161) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Marianos (F152) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
15 Surface Squadron (15 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Korora (F148) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Vento (F154) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Valoria (F150) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Sirena (F156) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Isola (F162) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD
16 Surface Squadron (16 SUFRON) CDRE TBD MRS Malolo (F153) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD Flagship TBD
MRS Hauoli (F149) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Tempesta (F155) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Havensworth (F151) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Papatuanaku (F157) Taga-class frigate CDR TBD
MRS Cielo (F164) Bell-class frigate CDR TBD

Submarine Squadrons

Submarine squadrons are composed of 5 submarines per squadron and are purely an administrative and logistical formation- as such, submarine squadrons do not have flagships and do not conduct operations as an operational unit. The exception to this rule is in 3 Submarine Squadron, which contains the Navy's Barracuda-class guided missile submarines; who have conducted combined operations in the past as part of operational evaluations in their capacity as strategic weapons platforms- however they do not regularly, nor does doctrine call for, their massed employment. The other submarine squadrons are composed of Vigil-class nuclear ballistic missile submarines, Moray-class nuclear fast attack submarines and Orca and Mako-class diesel electric submarines. While both nuclear and diesel-electric submarines are capable of operating beyond Meridonian waters, only nuclear-powered submarines perform this duty regularly. Meridon currently maintains 14 submarine squadrons- # nuclear-powered, # diesel electric and # of nuclear-powered guided missile submarines.

Mudray returning to her base at MNAS Baymark after a simulated war patrol.
Submarine Squadrons
Unit Commander Ship Class Captain Ship Notes Formation Notes Home Port
1 Submarine Squadron (1 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Moray (S301) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Barredray (S307) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Strophidon (S309) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Fangtooth (S312) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Yellowedge (S313) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
2 Submarine Squadron (2 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Kidako (S302) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Chainray (S306) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Anarchias (S310) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Greenray (S314) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Mudray (S315) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
3 Submarine Squadron (3 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Barracuda (S400) Barracuda-class submarine CAPT TBD Composed of guided missile submarines. MNS Cape Banner
MRS Sharpfin (S401) Barracuda-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Sennet (S402) Barracuda-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Blackfin (S403) Barracuda-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Seapike (S404) Barracuda-class submarine CAPT TBD
4 Submarine Squadron (4 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Barlip (S303) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Honeycomb (S303) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Dragonray (S305) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Goldentail (S308) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Echidna (S311) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
5 Submarine Squadron (5 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Muraena (S316) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Tigerray (S317) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Zebraray (S318) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Whitemouth (S319) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Leopard (S327) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
6 Submarine Squadron (6 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Snowray (S320) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Ribbonray (S321) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Reefray (S323) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Whitespeck (S326) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Drabray (S329) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
7 Submarine Squadron (7 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Bandray (S322) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Tigereel (S324) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Viper (S324) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Brownray (S328) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Caneray (S330) Moray-class submarine CDR TBD
8 Submarine Squadron (8 SUBRON) RADM TBD MRS Vigil (S106) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD Control grouping for half of Meridon's ballistic missile submarines. MNS TBD
MRS Vanguard (S108) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Watchtower (S110) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Guardian (S112) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Brightflame (S114) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD
9 Submarine Squadron (9 SUBRON) RADM TBD MRS Sentinel (S107) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD Control grouping for half of Meridon's ballistic missile submarines. MNS TBD
MRS Custode (S109) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Sentry (S111) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Arclight (S113) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD
MRS Torchlight (S115) Vigil-class submarine CAPT TBD
10 Submarine Squadron (10 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Lemon (S225) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Finback (S228) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Omura (S206) Orca-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Sei (S207) Orca-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Rightwhale (S209) Orca-class submarine CDR TBD
11 Submarine Squadron (11 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Whitetip (S226) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Tiger (S227) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Spadetooth (S204) Orca-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Minke (S205) Orca-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Bryde (S208) Orca-class submarine CDR TBD
12 Submarine Squadron (12 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Mako (S210) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Thresher (S211) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Hammerhead (S212) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Sandtiger (S213) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Porbeagle (S214) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
13 Submarine Squadron (13 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Thornback (S215) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Sawtail (S217) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Dogfish (S219) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Lantern (S221) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Wraith (S223) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
14 Submarine Squadron (14 SUBRON) CDRE TBD MRS Blacktip (S216) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD MNS TBD
MRS Nurse (S218) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Hammerfin (S220) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Bull (S222) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD
MRS Ghostfin (S224) Mako-class submarine CDR TBD

Patrol and non-major warships

Naval Mine Countermeasures Group

The Naval Mine Countermeasures Group is a grouping of 6 minehunters operationally maintained for mine clearance operations. Normally, ships in this formation will operate as detachments where required operationally, and there are provisions for the group to sortie as a whole, though it is unlikely to operationally conduct such a mission. The NMCG operates as a separate component of Naval Surface Forces.


Two Haukea-class mine countermeasures vessels at anchor at MNS Amber Coast.
Naval Mine Countermeasures Group
Unit Ship Class Commander Ship Notes Formation Notes
Naval Mine Countermeasures Group

(NAVMICONTMEGRU)

MRS Haukea (M12) Haukea-class mine countermeasure vessel LCDR TBD Flagship
MRS Auina (M13) Haukea-class mine countermeasure vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Burns (M14) Haukea-class mine countermeasure vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Rachels (M15) Haukea-class mine countermeasure vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Tahuta (M16) Haukea-class mine countermeasure vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Kama (M17) Haukea-class mine countermeasure vessel LCDR TBD

Patrol Squadrons

Patrol squadrons are groups of patrol vessels grouped into geographically oriented squadrons for local area patrol of Meridonian waters, although they may rarely be deployed abroad. Operated and grouped under the Naval Patrol Service (NPS), these vessels primarily conduct interdiction, lifesaving, law enforcement, patrol operations, and other augments.

Decisive entering Port Sistine harbor escorted by police vessels as part of Fleet Week activities.
Patrol Squadrons
Unit Ship Class Commander Ship Notes Formation Notes
Patrol Squadron North

(PATRON NORTH)

MRPS Stalwart (P105) Serenity-class cutter CDR TBD Flagship
MRPS Seraphic (P104) Serenity-class cutter CDR TBD
MRPS Sagacity (P109) Serenity-class cutter CDR TBD
MRPS Rugged (P1523) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Reliable (P1520) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Radiant (P1519) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Rigorous (P1522) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Determined (P1505) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Defender (P1511) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Dominant (P1513) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Devoted (P1506) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
Patrol Squadron West

(PATRON WEST)

MRPS Serenity (P103) Serenity-class cutter CDR TBD Flagship
MRPS Sublime (P108) Serenity-class cutter CDR TBD
MRPS Resolute (P1514) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Resolvent (P1516) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Rancorous (P1517) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Dashing (P1512) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Diligent (P1501) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Debonair (P1509) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Decisive (P1502) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Dauntless (P1508) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
Patrol Squadron East

(PATRON EAST)

MRPS Serendipity (P107) Serenity-class cutter CDR TBD Flagship
MRPS Swiftsure (P106) Serenity-class cutter CDR TBD
MRPS Resplendent (P1518) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Reverent (P1515) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Robust (P1521) Resolute-class offshore patrol vessel LCDR TBD
MRS Defiant (P1500) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Deferent (P1503) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Daring (P1507) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Dependable (P1504) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD
MRS Divine (P1510) Defiant-class patrol boat LCDR TBD

Auxiliary vessels

Auxiliary vessels are operated by two groupings under the Navy. The first and largest is the Naval Auxiliary Service (NAS), which operates close to 88% of the overall auxiliary fleet's pennanted vessels. The NAS operates approximately 124 vessels conducting various support activities for the Meridon Defense Forces, ranging from bulk cargo carriage, maritime research, missile silo sustainment, and others. NAS vessels may be crewed by military, civilian, or mixed crews, augmented as needs require. The second group is the Naval Landing Support Forces (NLSF), which operates ships not classified as 'warfighting' vessels such as amphibious logistics and seabase vessels, as well as the Navy's fleet of AV20 Landing Craft Combatant and Landing Craft Medium vessels. The Navy avoids the utilization of terms such as 'noncombatant vessels' and 'cargo vessels' with ships associated with the NLSF because these vessels are expected to enter into operation areas where they will likely come under fire and be expected to defend themselves; and due to their nature of supporting amphibious forces in a similar manner to 'proper' amphibious warships they would be considered valid targets for hostile fire. NLSF vessels are typically operated by active-duty Navy sailors, only onboarding civilian specialists as the situation requires.

Due to their logistical nature, most NAS vessels do not exist in operational or administrative subdivisions. For a list of auxiliary vessels operated by the NAS, see here.

Fleet Replenishment Groups

Replenishment groups serve primarily as locational grouping of fleet fast replenishment (FRS) vessels, and are not an operational organization. Three such groups exist containing Meridon's 19 fast fleet replenishment vessels.

MRAS Majestic at sea.
Fleet Replenishment Groups
Unit Ship Class Commander Ship Notes Formation Notes Home Port
1 Fleet Replenishment Group

(1 FLTREPGRU)

MRAS August (A239) Amicable-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Magnificent (A242) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Majestic (A246) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Monument (A247) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
2 Fleet Replenishment Group

(2 FLTREPGRU)

MRAS Masterful (A244) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Meticulous (A245) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Merciful (A243) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Mythic (A249) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
3 Fleet Replenishment Group

(3 FLTREPGRU)

MRAS Magnanimous (A241) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Advantageous (A240) Amicable-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Munificient (A248) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
4 Fleet Replenishment Group

(4 FLTREPGRU)

MRAS Melodious (A251) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Mirthful (A254) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Miraculous (A255) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Maverick (A257) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
5 Fleet Replenishment Group

(5 FLTREPGRU)

MRAS Muse (A250) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Manifest (A252) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Motivation (A253) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD
MRAS Modest (A256) Magnanimous-class replenishment oiler LCDR TBD

Landing Support groups

Landing Support Groups provide an enhancement of amphibious capabilities in areas such as command and coordination, logistics, and supply assistance, as well as conducting certain civil and humanitarian assistance operations.

MRS Toko conducting civil assistance cargo ferrying duties in the Strait of Abundance.
Landing Support Groups
Unit Ship Class Commander Ship Notes Formation Notes
1 Landing Support Group

(1 LANDSUPGRU)

MRS Ronkonkoma (B1) Ronkonkoma-class amphibious forward base LCDR TBD
MRS Quinto (E114) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Kanpa (E105) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Alcains (E115) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
2 Landing Support Group

(2 LANDSUPGRU)

MRS Taskin (A401) Taskin-class semisubmersible transporter LCDR TBD
MRS Dalwood (E101) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Coburn (E110) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Solheira (E117) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
3 Landing Support Group

(3 LANDSUPGRU)

MRS Embrant (A402) Taskin-class semisubmersible transporter LCDR TBD
MRS Ervideira (E120) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Leinster (E107) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Estepa (E116) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
4 Landing Support Group

(4 LANDSUPGRU)

MRS White Plains (B2) Ronkonkoma-class amphibious forward base LCDR TBD
MRS Perenjori (E109) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Mantamaru (E106) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Cano (E118) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
5 Landing Support Group

(5 LANDSUPGRU)

MRS Canderly (A403) Taskin-class semisubmersible transporter LCDR TBD
MRS Sturt (E103) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Murchison (E108) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Amaro (E119) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
6 Landing Support Group

(6 LANDSUPGRU)

MRS Dajarra (E104) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS La Nava (E121) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Toko (E102) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Rubias (E122) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
7 Landing Support Group

(7 LANDSUPGRU)

MRS Albany (B3) Ronkonkoma-class amphibious forward base LCDR TBD
MRS Tauste (E111) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Lanaja (E112) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD
MRS Graus (E113) Dalwood-class amphibious logistics connector LCDR TBD

Landing and Assault Craft groups

The NLSF also operates a number of Assault Landing Groups, which conduct both military, civilian, and humanitarian missions. Subordinate to these are Landing or Assault Craft Units, which operate the Landing Craft Medium or AV20 LCC respectively. Each unit has 12 landing craft assigned to it. There are 10 Assault Landing Units operating AV20s and 6 operating LCMs.

Landing and Assault Craft Group
Parent Unit Name Equipment Commander Squadron Notes Formation Notes
Assault Landing Group 1

(SLTLNDGRU 1)

1 Assault Craft Unit

(1 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
3 Assault Craft Unit

(3 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
5 Assault Craft Unit

(5 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
2 Assault Craft Unit

(2 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
Assault Landing Group 2

(SLTLNDGRU 2)

2 Landing Craft Unit

(2 LCU)

Landing Craft Medium CDR TBD
6 Assault Craft Unit

(6 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
9 Assault Craft Unit

(9 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
4 Assault Craft Unit

(4 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
Assault Landing Group 3

(SLTLNDGRU 3)

10 Assault Craft Unit

(10 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
8 Assault Craft Unit

(8 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
7 Assault Craft Unit

(7 ACU)

AV20 LCC CDR TBD
1 Landing Craft Unit

(12 LCU)

Landing Craft Medium CDR TBD
Assault Landing Group 4

(SLTLNDGRU 4)

3 Landing Craft Unit

(3 LCU)

Landing Craft Medium CDR TBD
4 Landing Craft Unit

(4 LCU)

Landing Craft Medium CDR TBD
5 Landing Craft Unit

(5 LCU)

Landing Craft Medium CDR TBD
6 Landing Craft Unit

(6 LCU)

Landing Craft Medium CDR TBD

Flying units

Type Commands

Type Commands serve as the organizational and administrative control groups for various aircraft squadrons- they are primarily responsible for ensuring forces are equipped, trained, and provisioned to conduct operations with their operational command units. Type Commands do not operate as operational groups, but serve to ensure readiness, create and maintain doctrine, and enhance fleet operational efficiency.

Navy Tactical Air Command

Navy Tactical Air Command (NAVTACAIRCOM) provides the fleet Carrier Task Groups with combat-ready and carrier-deployable aircraft squadrons. This command comprises all naval fighter, electronic attack, and airborne control squadrons.

Naval Fighter Squadrons (NFS or NAVFITRON) are a 12-strong formation of carrier-capable fighter aircraft of F5M Lynx or F6M Wasp type. Naval Fighter Squadrons conduct combat air control, interdiction, fleet defense, escort, ground and maritime attack, close and deep air support, force projection, suppression/destruction of enemy air defenses, and other such missions.

Naval Electronic Attack Squadrons (NEAS or NAVLECTAKRON) are 8 or 10 strong formations of carrier-capable E6M3 Backwave electronics warfare aircraft. Naval Electronic Attack squadrons provide electronic warfare support to Carrier Task Groups and conduct electronic intelligence gathering operations, as well as suppression of enemy air defense operations.

Naval Airborne Control Squadrons (NACS or NAVAIRTROLRON) are 5 strong formations of carrier-capable S2M3 or S2M4 Siren airborne early warning and control (AEWC) aircraft. Naval Airborne Control Squadrons provide all-weather early warning, aircraft control, airborne battle management, communications relay, and command and control operations across all naval mission spectrums.

Naval Sea Control Squadrons (NSCS or NAVSEATROLRON) are 8-strong formations of carrier capable C2M or C2M2 Triton multirole aircraft. Naval Sea Control Squadron provide the Carrier Task Group with long-range and endurance fixed-wing patrol, reconnaissance and antisubmarine warfare capabilities, as well as capabilities for aerial refueling, carrier onboard delivery, surface strike, and other tasks.

Sea Control Command

Sea Control Command (NAVSEATROLCOM) provides the fleet with long-range maritime patrol, surveillance and reconnaissance squadrons. This command comprises all maritime patrol squadrons, including unmanned squadrons.

Maritime Patrol Squadrons (MPS or PATRON) are land-based maritime patrol squadrons of 10 or 12 M7M Kingfisher or M5M Pelican maritime patrol aircraft. These aircraft are used for reconnaissance, anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare, maritime patrol, intelligence gatherings, electronics and signals intelligence, along other such duties such as enforcement actions in support of anti-piracy and fishing activities. Unmanned squadrons utilize Q6M2 Crow unmanned aircraft for much the same purpose.

Naval Helicopter Command

Naval Helicopter Command (NAVHELCOM) furnishes the fleet with operationally-capable rotary wing squadrons accomplishing a wide variety of missions. This command includes general utility, antisubmarine, mine countermeasures, and unmanned reconnaissance helicopter squadrons. Utility and antisubmarine helicopter squadrons normally deploy as detachments on major warship formations.

Naval Helicopter Squadrons (NHS or NAVHELRON) are rotary wing squadrons of 10, 12 or 14 H50M6 Seahawk helicopters which serve in the utility, plane guard, CSAR, logistical, surface combat and special operations support capacities, conducting a wide range of duties that are not normally performed by dedicated antisubmarine helicopters.

Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadrons (NAHS or NAVASHELRON) are rotary wing squadrons of 8 to 12 H50M5 Seahawk anti-submarine helicopters which normally deploy aboard warships of various classes, either as detachments or as a whole, to conduct anti-submarine operations. H50M5 helicopters are also capable of maritime strike, special forces support, and other non-logistics roles.

Naval Airborne Mine Countermeasures Squadrons (NAMCS or NAVAIRMICOMRON) comprise the two rotary-wing anti-mine helicopter squadrons which are equipped each with 8 H62M3 Cataphract mine countermeasures aircraft. These aircraft conduct counter-mine operations, and are capable of specialized heavy lift operations and limited combat support roles, including medical evacuation and personnel transport.

Naval Airlift Command

Naval Airlift Command (NAVARLFTCOM) provides the fleet with tactical, routine and nonroutine transport of personnel, supplies and material, and conducts airlift, sustainment, VIP transport, carrier onboard delivery, and other such operations. This command comprises of all naval tactical logistics squadrons, transport squadrons, and logistic squadrons.

Naval Logistics Squadrons (NLS or NAVLOGRON) comprise the 3 carrier-capable carrier onboard delivery (COD) squadrons responsible for logistical support linkage between Carrier Task Groups and onshore facilities and logistic links. They comprise of 10 C2M Triton conventional; or C11M Adjutant tiltrotor aircraft.

Naval Tactical Logistics Squadrons (NTLS or NAVTACLOGRON) provide highly flexible logistics support to naval units and combatant commanders globally by providing a wide variety of airlift services, including aerial refueling, tactical airlift, assault support, special warfare support, medical evacuation, and conducting resupply operations into unimproved landing zones. They operate 10 or 12 C8M4 D Pecheron or C13M Pegasus airlift aircraft.

Naval Transport Squadrons (NTS or NAVTRANSRON) provide flexible airlift and transport for men, material, and VIP groups across the fleet and globally. They consist of anywhere from 8 to 12 V4M4 Kingbird, V10M Swanbird, or V7M Constellation transports.

Education and Training Command

Naval Air Education and Training Command (NAVAIREDTRAINCOM) prepares, trains, and supplies fleet operational squadrons with mission-ready naval aviators and aircrew. This command comprises of all naval air training squadrons.

Special Mission Forces

Naval Special Mission Forces (NAVSPECMISFOR) provides special operations aviation forces to the fleet, and consists of all special missions and special missions transport squadrons.

Special Mission Squadrons (NSMS or NAVSPECMIRON) primarily provide support to special forces operations or special purpose operations.

Operational Commands

Operational commands organize mission-ready forces into scalable, deployable formations for availability for commanders to carry out missions. As opposed to type commands, operational commands house functional, mission-capable units under their auspices and are therefore responsible for ensuring mission completion and availability.

Fleet Air Component

The Fleet Air Component (FLTAIRCOMP) comprises all carrier-based aviation units assigned to the 5 Carrier Air Groups (CAGs) aboard the Navy's aircraft carriers, including fighter, electronic attack, airborne control and helicopter units. Each Carrier Air Group is assigned to its numerically corresponding Carrier Task Group- Carrier Air Group 3 would be assigned to Carrier Task Group 3, and so forth.

F5M5 Lynx and F6M2 Wasps assigned to 3 Carrier Air Group operating over the Marinan Ocean.
Carrier Air Groups
Unit Squadron Name Aircraft Commander Squadron Notes Formation Notes
1 Carrier Air Group

(1 CAG)

60 Naval Fighter Squadron "Ashigarus"

(60 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
13 Naval Fighter Squadron

(13 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
18 Naval Fighter Squadron

(18 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
6 Naval Fighter Squadron

(6 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
32 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(32 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
3 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(3 NACS)

S2M3 Siren CDR TBD
1 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(1 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
72 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(72 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
2 Carrier Air Group

(2 CAG)

15 Naval Fighter Squadron

(15 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
40 Naval Fighter Squadron

(40 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
95 Naval Fighter Squadron

(95 NFS)

Gruening F9M Osprey CDR TBD
55 Naval Fighter Squadron

(55 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
11 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(11 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
6 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(6 NACS)

S2M3 Siren CDR TBD
4 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(4 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
15 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(15 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
3 Carrier Air Group

(3 CAG)

33 Naval Fighter Squadron

(33 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
98 Naval Fighter Squadron

(98 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
81 Naval Fighter Squadron

(81 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
36 Naval Fighter Squadron

(36 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
8 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(8 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
4 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(4 NACS)

S2M3 Siren CDR TBD
10 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(10 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
80 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(80 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
4 Carrier Air Group

(4 CAG)

29 Naval Fighter Squadron

(29 NFS)

F5M7 Lynx CDR TBD
54 Naval Fighter Squadron

(54 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
1 Naval Fighter Squadron

(1 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
24 Naval Fighter Squadron

(24 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
5 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(5 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
2 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(2 NACS)

S2M4 Siren CDR TBD
6 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(6 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
2 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(2 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
5 Carrier Air Group

(5 CAG)

10 Naval Fighter Squadron "High Spades"

(10 NFS)

F5M7 Lynx CDR TBD
82 Naval Fighter Squadron "Longswords"

(82 NFS)

F5M7 Lynx CDR TBD
3 Naval Fighter Squadron

(3 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
90 Naval Fighter Squadron

(90 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
10 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(10 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
1 Naval Airborne Control Squadron "Astrologers"

(1 NACS)

S2M3 Siren CDR TBD
2 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(2 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
41 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(41 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
6 Carrier Air Group

(6 CAG)

6 CAG.png
 14 Naval Fighter Squadron

(14 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
29 Naval Fighter Squadron

(29 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
29 Naval Fighter Squadron

(29 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
17 Naval Fighter Squadron

(17 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
85 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(85 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
9 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(9 NACS)

S2M4 Siren CDR TBD
8 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(8 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
19 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(41 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
7 Carrier Air Group

(7 CAG)

25 Naval Fighter Squadron

(25 NFS)

F5M7 Lynx CDR TBD
71 Naval Fighter Squadron

(71 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
58 Naval Fighter Squadron

(58 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
72 Naval Fighter Squadron

(72 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
77 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(77 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
5 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(5 NACS)

S2M4 Siren CDR TBD
11 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(11 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
37 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(37 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
8 Carrier Air Group

(8 CAG)

11 Naval Fighter Squadron

(11 NFS)

F5M7 Lynx CDR TBD
51 Naval Fighter Squadron

(51 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
19 Naval Fighter Squadron

(19 NFS)

F7M Wedgetail CDR TBD
68 Naval Fighter Squadron

(68 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
14 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(14 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
7 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(7 NACS)

S2M4 Siren CDR TBD
5 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(5 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
21 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(21 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
9 Carrier Air Group

(9 CAG)

12 Naval Fighter Squadron

(12 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
5 Naval Fighter Squadron

(5 NFS)

F7M Wedgetail CDR TBD
39 Naval Fighter Squadron

(39 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
47 Naval Fighter Squadron

(47 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
44 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(44 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
8 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(8 NACS)

S2M4 Siren CDR TBD
9 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(9 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
57 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(57 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
10 Carrier Air Group

(10 CAG)

16 Naval Fighter Squadron

(16 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
44 Naval Fighter Squadron

(44 NFS)

F5M7 Lynx CDR TBD
65 Naval Fighter Squadron

(65 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
31 Naval Fighter Squadron

(31 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
92 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(92 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
10 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(10 NACS)

S2M3 Siren CDR TBD
3 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(3 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
33 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(33 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
11 Carrier Air Group

(11 CAG)

62 Naval Fighter Squadron

(62 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
34 Naval Fighter Squadron

(34 NFS)

F5M6 Lynx CDR TBD
4 Naval Fighter Squadron

(4 NFS)

F7M Wedgetail CDR TBD
2 Naval Fighter Squadron

(2 NFS)

F6M2 Wasp CDR TBD
31 Naval Electronic Attack Squadron

(31 NEAS)

E6M3 Backwave CDR TBD
11 Naval Airborne Control Squadron

(11 NACS)

S2M4 Siren CDR TBD
7 Naval Sea Control Squadron

(7 NSCS)

C2M2 Triton CDR TBD
4 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(4 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD

Fleet Patrol Wing

The Fleet Patrol Wing (FLEPATWING) provides operational detachments of maritime patrol aircraft, including unmanned aircraft. These patrol wings are normally stationed at coastal air stations to conduct sea surveilliance, maritime patrol, reconnaissance, patrol operations, and other such missions in support of national defense and fleet activities.

Two M7M Kingfishers of 1 MPS conducting patrol operations over the Marinan Ocean.
Fleet Patrol Wing
Unit Squadron Name Aircraft Commander Squadron Notes Formation Notes
1 Patrol Group

(1 PATGRU)

1 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(1 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
39 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(39 MPS)

M5M3 Pelican CDR TBD
2 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(2 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
2 Patrol Group

(2 PATGRU)

52 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(52 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
61 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(61 MPS)

M5M3 Pelican CDR TBD
97 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(97 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
3 Patrol Group

(3 PATGRU)

28 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(28 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
32 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(32 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
44 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(44 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
4 Patrol Group

(4 PATGRU)

10 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(10 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
41 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(41 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
87 Maritime Patrol Squadron

(87 MPS)

M7M Kingfisher CDR TBD
5 Patrol Group

(5 PATGRU)

19 Maritime Unmanned Patrol Squadron

(19 MUPS)

Q6M2 Crow CDR TBD
3 Maritime Unmanned Patrol Squadron

(3 MUPS)

Q6M2 Crow CDR TBD
6 Patrol Group

(6 PATGRU)

42 Maritime Unmanned Patrol Squadron

(42 MUPS)

Q6M2 Crow CDR TBD
14 Maritime Unmanned Patrol Squadron

(14 MUPS)

Q6M2 Crow CDR TBD

Fleet Logistics Wing

The Fleet Logistics Wing (FLELOGWING) provides a variety of air transport, airlift, executive airlift, and other such capabilities to the fleet.

A C13M Pegasus of 18 Naval Tactical Logistics Squadron refuels a Wasp of 81 Naval Fighter Squadron during Exercise Persistent Aegis 2023.
Fleet Logistics Wing
Unit Squadron Name Aircraft Commander Squadron Notes Formation Notes
Carrier Logistics Group

(CVLOGRU)

1 Naval Logistics Squadron

(1 NLS)

C2M Porter CDR TBD
3 Naval Logistics Squadron

(3 NLS)

C2M Porter CDR TBD
5 Naval Logistics Squadron

(5 NLS)

C11M Adjutant CDR TBD
1 Fleet Tactical Logistics Group

(1 TACLOGRU)

14 Naval Tactical Logistics Squadron

(14 NTLS)

C13M2 Pegasus CDR TBD
46 Naval Tactical Logistics Squadron

(46 NTLS)

C8M4 D Pecheron CDR TBD
2 Naval Tactical Logistics Squadron

(2 NTLS)

C13M2 Pegasus CDR TBD
2 Fleet Tactical Logistics Group

(2 TACLOGRU)

40 Naval Tactical Logistics Squadron

(40 NTLS)

C8M4 D Pecheron CDR TBD
18 Naval Tactical Logistics Squadron

(18 NTLS)

C13M2 Pegasus CDR TBD
90 Naval Tactical Logistics Squadron

(90 NTLS)

C8M4 D Pecheron CDR TBD
1 Fleet Transport Group

(1 FLETRAGRU)

50 Naval Transport Squadron

(50 NTS)

V10M Swanbird CDR TBD
52 Naval Transport Squadron

(52 NTS)

V7M Constellation CDR TBD
34 Naval Transport Squadron

(34 NTS)

V4M4 Kingbird CDR TBD
2 Fleet Transport Group

(2 FLETRAGRU)

44 Naval Transport Squadron

(44 NTS)

V10M Swanbird CDR TBD
61 Naval Transport Squadron

(61 NTS)

V7M Constellation CDR TBD
23 Naval Transport Squadron

(23 NTS)

V4M4 Kingbird CDR TBD
3 Fleet Transport Group

(3 FLETRAGRU)

95 Naval Transport Squadron

(95 NTS)

V4M4 Kingbird CDR TBD
45 Naval Transport Squadron

(45 NTS)

V7M Constellation CDR TBD

Naval Helicopter Wing

The Naval Helicopter Wing (NAVHELWING) provides the fleet with combat-capable helicopter units that are not directly assigned to the Fleet Air Component. NAVHELWING squadrons of antisubmarine and utility helicopters are assigned to all other naval formations as detachments, such as shipborne antisubmarine helicopters and utility helicopters. This does not include the Airborne Mine Countermeasures Group or tiltrotor squadrons.

H50M5s of 12 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron come in for landing at the taxiway at MNAS Marin Bay.
Naval Helicopter Wing
Unit Squadron Name Aircraft Commander Squadron Notes Formation Notes
1 Naval Helicopter Group

(1 NAVHELGRU)

16 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(16 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
24 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(24 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
94 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(94 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
12 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(12 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
2 Naval Helicopter Group

(2 NAVHELGRU)

30 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(30 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
53 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(53 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
79 Naval Antisubmarine Helicopter Squadron

(79 NAHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
3 Naval Helicopter Group

(3 NAVHELGRU)

62 Naval Helicopter Squadron

(62 NHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
11 Naval Helicopter Squadron

(11 NHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
13 Naval Helicopter Squadron

(13 NHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
4 Naval Helicopter Group

(4 NAVHELGRU)

17 Naval Helicopter Squadron

(17 NHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
3 Naval Helicopter Squadron

(3 NHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
85 Naval Helicopter Squadron

(85 NHS)

H50M5 Seahawk CDR TBD
5 Naval Helicopter Group

(5 NAVHELGRU)

2 Naval Unmanned Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadron

(2 NURHS)

Q7M Skua CDR TBD
39 Naval Unmanned Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadron

(39 NURHS)

Q7M Skua CDR TBD
63 Naval Unmanned Reconnaissance Helicopter Squadron

(63 NURHS)

Q7M Skua CDR TBD

Naval Training Wing

The Naval Training Wing (NAVTRAWING) is responsible for organization and operation of all naval training squadrons, and does not form an operationally deployable group, though it may coordinate training exercises between training squadrons.

A fourship from 35 Naval Advanced Training Squadron conducts a flyby of MRS Sistine during a graduation ceremony for naval aviators.
Naval Training Wing
Unit Squadron Name Aircraft Commander Squadron Notes Formation Notes
Naval Primary Training Group

(NPTGRU)

10 Naval Primary Training Squadron

(10 NPTS)

T10M2 Mentor CDR TBD
24 Naval Primary Training Squadron

(24 NPTS)

T10M2 Mentor CDR TBD
60 Naval Primary Training Squadron

(60 NPTS)

T10M2 Mentor CDR TBD
Naval Advanced Strike Training Group

(NASTGRU)

5 Naval Advanced Training Squadron

(5 NATS)

T11M Fencer CDR TBD
16 Naval Advanced Training Squadron

(16 NATS)

T11M Fencer CDR TBD
Naval Advanced Jet Training Group

(NAJTGRU)

35 Naval Advanced Training Squadron

(35 NATS)

T14M Traveller CDR TBD
37 Naval Advanced Training Squadron

(37 NATS)

T14M Traveller CDR TBD
Naval Advanced Helicopter Training Group

(NAHTGRU)

35 Naval Advanced Training Squadron

(35 NATS)

T4M Canary B CDR TBD
37 Naval Advanced Training Squadron

(37 NATS)

T4M Canary B CDR TBD

Naval Special Missions Wing

The Naval Special Missions Wing (NAVSPECMIWING) provides the fleet with special missions-capable units, including tiltrotors, mine countermeasures aircraft, and amphibious aircraft in support of special tasking.

A C14M from 22 NSMS on the ground during operations in Alfordshire.
Naval Special Missions Wing
Unit Squadron Name Aircraft Commander Squadron Notes Formation Notes
1 Naval Special Missions Group

(1 NAVSPECMIGRU)

10 Naval Special Missions Squadron

(10 NSMS)

C11M Adjutant CDR TBD
22 Naval Special Missions Squadron

(22 NSMS)

C11M Adjutant CDR TBD
2 Naval Special Missions Group

(2 NAVSPECMIGRU)

13 Naval Special Missions Squadron

(13 NSMS)

C11M Adjutant CDR TBD
4 Naval Special Missions Squadron

(4 NSMS)

C20M Manatee CDR TBD
1 Naval Airborne Mine Countermeasures Group

(1 NAVAIRMICOMGRU)

14 Naval Mine Countermeasures Helicopter Squadron

(14 NMCHS)

H62M3 Cataphract CDR TBD
40 Naval Mine Countermeasures Helicopter Squadron

(40 NMCHS)

H62M3 Cataphract CDR TBD

Shore commands

Structure

Organization table

Headquarters, Navy

  • Naval Fleet Command (NAVFLECOM)
    • Commander, Naval Surface Forces
      • Carrier Task Groups
      • Surface squadrons and activated surface action groups
    • Commander, Naval Amphibious Forces
      • Amphibious Ready Groups
      • Naval Landing Support Forces
      • Naval Beachmaster Units
    • Commander, Naval Air Forces
      • Administrative groupings as above
    • Commander, Naval Submarine Forces
      • Administrative and operational groups as above
  • Naval Support Command (NSC)
    • Naval Education and Training Command (NETCOM)
    • Naval Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED)
    • Naval Systems and Acquisition Command (NSACOM)
    • Naval Bureau of Personnel (BUPERN)
    • Naval Investigative Service (NIS)
    • Naval Bureau of Legal Affairs (BULEG)
    • Naval Cyberwarfare Group (CIGRUP)
    • Fleet Intelligence Office (FIO)
    • Naval Engineering Command (ENGCOM)
    • Naval Air Command (NAVAIR)



See also

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