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==Current stations== | |||
Multiple Aquitaynian and Pangeain military units are stationed at Naval Station of the Cape. Assets garrisoned at NSoC are under the purview of the [[Unified Combatant Command (Aquitayne)|Unified Combatant Command (IFCOM)]]. The entirety of [[Third Fleet (Aquitayne)|Third Fleet]] is headquartered at NCoS, with elements of the fleet being detatched to other tertiary stations on a rotating basis, such as [[Naval Station Anchorhead]] and [[LCNAVFOR]] as an anti-piracy operations deterrent. | |||
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Revision as of 20:34, 27 February 2024
Naval Station of the cape | |||||||||
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Cape Town, Insula Fera Near Cape Town in Aquitayne | |||||||||
Type | Aquitaynian Navy base | ||||||||
Site information | |||||||||
Owner | Aquitaynian Ministry of Defense | ||||||||
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Condition | Operational | ||||||||
Site history | |||||||||
Built | 1935-1941 | ||||||||
In use | 1935 | – present||||||||
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Identifiers | IATA: NSC, ICAO: NSOC | ||||||||
Elevation | 24 metres (79 ft) AMSL | ||||||||
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Current stations
Multiple Aquitaynian and Pangeain military units are stationed at Naval Station of the Cape. Assets garrisoned at NSoC are under the purview of the Unified Combatant Command (IFCOM). The entirety of Third Fleet is headquartered at NCoS, with elements of the fleet being detatched to other tertiary stations on a rotating basis, such as Naval Station Anchorhead and LCNAVFOR as an anti-piracy operations deterrent.