The United States has by far the strongest military in the world, with the responsibility to maintain the defense of America and its allies and provide peacekeeping forces all over the world. The United States is home to more than 40 naval bases spread across the eastern and western coasts. Here is The ten biggest naval bases in the United States based on support population.
The Top 10 biggest and busiest Naval Bases in the United States of America
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0:54 #1. Naval Station Norfolk 1:47 #2. Pearl Harbor-Hickam 2:43 #3. NAS Jacksonville 3:41 #4. Naval Base San Diego 4:41 #5. Naval Base Kitsap 5:30 #6. NAS Corpus Christi 6:23 #7. NS Mayport 7:18 #8. NAS JRB Fort Worth 8:22 #9. Naval Base Coronado 9:09 #10. NAS Patuxent River
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@@armandogasgonia2025 lol what?
@@AmericanThunder I know! What was that for! Any way thanks for the time stamps 😁
So # 4 Naval Base San Diego and #9 Naval Base Coronado are in San Diego County in Southern California?
@@hoabui5532 They are. It's not unusual to have multiple military installations in a single county, or city. Another example in this video is both NS Mayport and NAS Jax are located in Duval County, Florida and are about 28 driving miles apart from one main gate to the other (depending on the route taken, it could be longer).
When we entered the Naval Base in Norfolk in 1977, we were deeply impressed by the size of the ships. We stayed in the USA and the Caribbean for four months and completed a five-week training course in Guantanamo with the Fleet Training Group. We achieved the grade Outstanding at that time. I served in the German Navy from 1975-1979 and was deployed on the destroyer ROMMEL. Our ship belonged to the John F. Adams Class and it was built for the German Navy in the Bath Iron Works - Bath / Maine. We had three ships of this type that formed the 1st destroyer squadron in Kiel. I like to remember that time.
Thank you for sharing experience
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Sad enough that already at this time in the 70's americans had to build german destroyers. But it is even more ridiculous today to see housewives as our minister of defense running the German Bundeswehr. Don't we we have an pride no more that we let these people making a kindergarten out of our soldiers and the German army and these and other politicians who have absolutely no clue, what they are doing, running our once so beloved country into the ground? Shame on them.
Retired US Navy sailor here. Spent 20yrs of active duty and served onboard different types of US Navy ship homeported in Maypory Naval base, Norfolk Naval Base, San Diego 32nd Naval Base including Coronado Naval Amphibious Base, Point Loma submarine Base, Great Lakes naval training center and lastly San Diego US Navy Service School command
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U.S: "So this is our biggest naval base" Japan: *Noted*
Obsolete comment. You're living in the wrong century. Japan is our ally now and will be for a very very long time.
John Billings That’s what US thought
John Billings it’s a joke
@@zubairabader919 The US likes to beat her own high score. For Japan, they'll drop 3 this time...
@@zubairabader919 thought is past tense bud. If we werent allies why we conduct military drills daily?
I saw a big USS Midway near Naval base San Diego
Was stationed at Pax in late 70's to early 80's. Involved in rotary wing flight test aircraft, but went all over when test requirements dictated it. After 4 years in the Navy separated and went to work for Dynalectron at USNTPS, then Force Warfare Aircraft Test Directorate. Good learning experience and pointed me toward a airline career, just retired after 32 years with a major US Airline. Thanks to all now serving, those who have, and those who will in the future. FLY NAVY!!!
I went to some “C” schools there on P-3 Avionics in 1972. It was great fishing there.
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Wow, How marvelous Top10 NAVAL BASE in the USA all over the WORLD I like the view when I was saw in the vedio
For Me I really LIKE.
88-91 Stationed in Norfolk huge Naval base, lived in Virginia Beach off base great memories seeing most of the carriers like Kennedy, Kitty Hawk, Constellation among others on piers 6,7,8 and across the street McDonalds, Huge Naval community along with Little Creek for Amphibious ships, Portsmouth and Oceana NAS. I wonder if Tradewinds is still in the base where the old Exchange is across the street just outside Hampton Roads and Taj Majal club?
This brings back some very fond memories ! Started in San Diego, boot camp (you know that was a long time ago) and 'A' school. Made way to "rotten" Groton, on to Mare Island and then Norfolk. Been to J'ville and Mayport along with Kings Bay...the good old days which I'd never trade in...been on northern runs (blue-nose)and places that are probably still classified...miss my old shipmates...some are gone and some I've lost contact with but I am thankful for the privilege and honor of serving my country in the best military force in the history of the world !
Hollywood marine here. 0311 in Jacksonville. Lejuene. Camp Geiger
Why not count down from 10 to 1??? Kinda blew it listing #1 first. That said, Go Navy!
cuz Murica' lol
Actually, I would say #1 was pretty obvious.
Yep smallest to largest us the way to go
Because it's not a count down video. You make the video and post how you wish, other than that stop embarrassing yourself with your simple minded comments.
@@theftothek of course its a count down 10 biggest that's a count down done in the wrong order
I visited Mayport and Norfolk numerous times on HMS Hermes. Loved spending six weeks alongside in Mayport, and the PX, bowling alley, EMs club. Happy days
The largest by land area is Yorktown Naval Weapons Station. No one gets to go out there. No one gets to overfly its airspace and you really don't want to know what's out there.
Yep. Scary place…
We were docked at Norfolk in 74 , the stories i have are unbelievable. Great time to be alive.
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Proud to have NAS JAX in my neighborhood, as well as Mayport Naval Station. As a musician, I played for many a sailor, NCO and officer, at all three of the Naval bases in the Jacksonville area (including the former Cecil Field) and was happy to do so.
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I’m happy to be a Born-Jacksonville resident, we got a good navy hold. Duuuuuuuuval!
Nice run down, During my time in service I saw about half the list at one time or another. I recall taking a course at Naval Station Norfolk in June of 1990. I'd often have lunch at the McDonald's across from the carrier piers. I was an awesome sight to see with most of the fleet in port. When I returned in late August it was quite different and looked like a ghost town as Kuwait had been invaded and a lot of the Navy had deployed to the Middle East.
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I remember a time when the San Francisco Bay Area was a big Military area with The Presidio (Army), Alameda, Treasure Island, Mare Island, Moffet Field (all Navy), Travis AFB, not sure if I missed any others... fI was just a Navy dependant when I lived on Treasure Island. It's what I grew up with and kind of miss in this area.
Drank lots of beer at Charleston, Mayport and Roosevelt Roads when i visited these places during my time in the Royal Navy and enjoyed the local hospitality.. happy memories and good times
Unmatched naval power in the history of mankind.
@Richard RMS hahahaha rusia? China? Nonsense...
@@tomasparriles6440 bruh Russia doesn't even have more than 2 aircraft carriers 😭. And given their military history, they aren't that good either. The lost 10 million soldiers fighting the Nazis while America and other allies lost only around 500,000. Nukes are the only thing keeping Russia relevant. Chyna on the other hand lost 20,000 in 3 weeks of attacking Vietnam. US lost around 50,000 in the span of 20 YEARS! India's military alone are more well trained than chynas🤣
@@tomasparriles6440 You are delusional if you think the Russian and Chinese navy are a match for the USN. The USA has 3X as many carriers as Russia and China combined and we can keep them at sea indefinitely. Russia is getting its ass handed to it by Ukraine as I type this and you think they can take on the USA? Let me guess, you have never served right?
@@retirednavy8720 What I mean is that it is silly to think that Russia and China are a threat to the naval or military power of the United States, as you say the proof is in Ukraine.....
@@retirednavy8720 I was surely referring to a specific comment within the video, but I didn't even put the reference...sorry
after 20+ years it’s good to see my old base at Norfolk again
I was there a few years ago, and got to tour the USS Abraham Lincoln.
You planning to take a stroll on the deck of the Wisconsin?
I Was Stationed At Norfolk, On Pier 12, Aboard The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69), In Air Dept/V-1 Div, From 1980 - 1984, As An ABH3. We Used To Catch The Number 2 Bus To Downtown Norfolk, And Have A Ball! Those Were Good Times!
Time 5:15 watching the banging of that cleat on the Trident brings back great memories of deck division not doing it's job with preventive maintenance on them. lol!
I live in Virginia Beach and I’m glad to see Norfolk is still #1.
Lawrence L. Lots to do in Virginia. All sorts of people. Ik u didn’t ask me but I couldn’t help myself
Lawrence L. This place sucks. People are assholes and can’t drive for shit. Trust me.
Not really number one...San Diego has two bases near each other...
Me to
@Lawrence L. california is way better lol and I haven’t even been their
I guess that’s why San Diego seems so huge, it’s broke up into two stations. Plus USMC training
San Diego County had about 30 coast guard, navy & marine facilities in the 90s when I lived there. They have been combined & condensed several times over the years so there are now 18 facilities. Taken together they may represent the greatest concentration of military force in the world.
I'm a navy brat, so I've been all over naval station norfolk. From the MAC terminal to the sub pen. Both of my parents served. My dad (may he rest in peace) took me all over the base. Plus when I worked as a driver for a chauffeur service out of ORF, I took service members to the base all the time. I like to think I know that base like the back of my hand.
ok trouble starts there go help
So many memories of my Navy years, thank you....
Very cool
Yeah
I was stationed in NAS Jacksonville after the BRAC of NAS Brunswick in Maine with VP-26 in both locations. I really liked Maine though.
Respect!
Brother was in Coronado. Hs4 blacknights
Horribly racists chithole Maine...you must be Latino🤣
@@zenithofcourse5369 I'm white, from Montana, yet I still hated the attitude of some Mainers.
I drove a semi in Norfolk onto a ship. It was a highlight of my career!
San Diego's base is huge. In the late 90's there was a seaside hotel called the Ocean Park Inn right on the boardwalk. It was very affordable and we slept to the sound of the waves. We saw those ships go out to sea from our balcony which was amazing. Don't know if that hotel is still there, but it's definitely the place to stay if you're going to San Diego.
Spent much time on Norfolk naval base. Great memories ☺️
Fun Fact, NAS PAX River is mostly Civilian employees and a lot of flight testing occurs there.
Simply impressing. Our main harbours in Wilhelmshaven and Kiel are a bit smaller :)
When I got out they just tore down the fences to connect Pearl Harbor and Hickam AFB. That was what 2011. Hickam side had a really good sports bar as I remember.
Thank you for your service Naval Bases
Married a Navy man 39 years ago.
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I was hoping Point Mugu made the list. I spent 20 years of my life on that base. 1966 -1986 left there still a kid at 23.
I could be wrong, after all I’m old and I haven’t been to SoCal for a few years, but I thought they closed down PM when NAS Miramar became MCAS Miramar. Besides, I was a Seabee, can’t trust us anyway! lol
Yes went on a visit to Norfolk Naval while on an exchange visit to Maryland National Guard.i was the Company Sergeant Major of 2nd.Batallion Yorkshire Regiment (Green Howard’s).We stayed in Camp Pendleton.i think Agreat time having flown to Washington and saw lots of interesting sights .
Served USN from Feb 72 til Aug 80...served onboard USS O"CALLAHAN and USS CUSHING, served at VT 7 Meridian MS, NRD Cleveland and PRECOM Pascagula, MS. Loved every minute and two tours in Vietnam (72-75). Anchors Aweigh!!!
I personally believe that being in the Navy nowadays. Is fruitless. When about a third of the midshipmen are trans, l b g t q, woke, and the Navy telling you you have to watch your p,s and q,s., when around these people. Forget it. A Christian can't even have a Bible on board.its a socialist/ communist navy now.
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I've been stationed at 5 Naval Stations. Bremerton WA (PSNS), Coronado (North Island/San Diego)), 32nd Street (San Diego, CA), and NS Mayport Florida, and For a week at the Navy Base in Long beach CA (1985). All during the '80s, and I had a blast at most of them! 😉 OH! And as a kid, was a Navy Brat in Algiers LA! :)
Thank you for your service it was my dream to enter the navy and serve my country but sadly I can’t join so I try my best to do things for veterans
@@austinjohnson7772 Get a civilian job with the Navy.
@@jpo5626 How so?
@@austinjohnson7772 Hi Austin
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I love when the whole flotilla is sailing in a group like that! Real power there!
The funny thing is the only reason we do it is for photo shoots
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The picture of NOB with all the flat tops at 00:37 was Christmas of 2012. 9 flat tops total, 4 carriers and 5 LHD's, they had to stagger working hours to cut down on traffick
I was homeported at #7, Mayport, from '66-'72 aboard 3 Gearing class destroyers.
CV-59 FORRESTAL G-4 WEAPONS DEPT. MAYPORT 1ST TIMEOUT DESTROYED TWO PLANES HAWKEYE, TOMCAT, CAPTIAN WAS PISSEDOFF,MADE US STAY AT SEA AND MADE TAKE ON SARATOGA FLIGHT OPERATIONS. IT DIDNT GET ANYBETTER, SOMEBODY STARTED A FIRE WHEN WE GOT BACK HAD TOO SINK THE SHIP IN PORT, JUST TO GET THE FIRE OUT.
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Good video but.....10:25 This footage is from the Mayport Naval Station, not NAS Jacksonville. Notice the ships in the background. NAS Jax does not have facilities for large ships to tie up pier side. DD
Yes, footage is a mix, more Naval Station-Mayport than NAS JAX. P-3s and P-8s are shown are out of NAS-JAX.
7:35 Whoops. You said that whole thing twice in a row.
lol
I would have preferred if your went from 10 to 1. That’s just me! Thx for the info. I enjoyed it. Watching from Ontario Canada 😅
Thank you America for helping making peaceful world for Philippines @West Philippines sea ❤️
You're out of your mind. The same peace they brought to the people of syria, Iraq, and libya.
@@baroneleve1196 Those are the 🇺🇸 enemy so, You expect peace for a War? When they alsso wanted suffering the U.S.A the same to do with That!
Usa strategic location + military power - success !
What a setup. I must admire your confidence in taking the world around all your top line Naval bases. Some countries even make you deposit your mobile phones before you enter an Admin establishment! tch tch! That's called confidence and you have a surfeit of it
I love every branch for very different personal reasons for each branch
First biggest air force in the world... US Airforce. Second biggest airforce in the world... The US Navy. Keep building those carriers!
@terry waller How hard is it took just look it up?
At $18 Bn a pop? Blimey.
@@1chish ok?
@terry waller United States Marine corps as more attack aircraft the most any of the other nations have.
American loves big stuff. They have fatest soldiers and obese womans in the world army.
The top 10 naval bases and top ten commercial ads, well done
So I understand they are technically separate bases but if they’re in the same region within a couple miles, it should be all jumbled together. I noticed you had two within the vicinity of Jacksonville and two in San Diego.
Guy running at 1:44 is captain John Bradford xo so that must be the Eisenhower
US Navy you rock!
As a former Navy Officer, this is a great video. I knew the first two or three, but not the rest.
I wish they'd have kept Alameda Nas open. I sometimes would be lucky enough to watch the seals training and wonder how they carry such heavy stuff when I was younger.
Who doesn’t know Coronado and 32 nd street? Are navy officers really that naive?
@@zenithofcourse5369 Never heard of them ever
Yes I also suggested that
Coronado (9) and San Diego (4) are only separated by waterway, so if you combine them, it probably employs more people than any of the others.
Using the video’s stats: Coronado’s 27k + San Diego’s 48k = a little over half of Norfolk’s 149k.
@@beansinnit3569 - fair enough, but they number more than the others and should probably be listed 2nd.
NAS Jax and NS Mayport are in the same city lol. Ones on the river and ones on the Atlantic but both are in Jax, FL and you can drive between both in around 30 mins.
@@Acc0rd79 - Mike Trout can hit a HR between SD and Coronado in 3 seconds.
Also interesting, they mention Coronado is the largest command in the Southwest..... but San Diego is in the same city and larger.... so?
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Jacksonville, FL is a big Navy town. It was even more so when I lived there because Cecil Field Naval Air Station was still operational at that point. Just north of Jacksonville, on the Georgia side of the Florida/Georgia border, is Kings Bay Naval Submarine base as well. So right in that area you had, when I lived there, NAS Jacksonville, Mayport Naval Base, NAS Cecil Field, and Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base.
Norfolk has an insane number of bases. Look it up. They have the main base, nas oceana, fentress, little creek, dam neck, Langley, and many, many others. 1 in 5 people there work for the military , not to mention the shipyards where they build everything up to aircraft carriers.
Go Navy👍 ( 1980-1986 ) to all those before me, who showed us how it's done and to those of them that never made it home, for those that will serve after me who protect our homes and shores ... Thank you, Shipmates .. Thank You
No war since ww2 ended has been fought to protect america
@Branden Lee bs no war we have fought since ww2 has been to protect the world. War destroys the world
Naval Base Coronado is right across the Bay from Naval base San Diego. If you combine them would they be the biggest?
Great video Sam Wilson
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Unless things have changed since I was stationed there for 14 of my 20 years in the navy, NAS North Island and NAB Coronado are two separate bases. You have the entire city of Coronado separating them. Same thing with Bremerton and Bangor.
Yeah still call them BANG and BREM.
Ya was up in Bremerton in 2008 and they were separate bases then one for subs one for mostly surface ships.
NASNI and NAB Coronado are now consolidated into one base and fall under Naval Base Coronado (NBC). They are under one CO.
@@cycologist7069 Thanks, sounds like a stupid move.
@@johnknapp952 As the saying goes, the right way, the wrong way, and the Navy way.
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the fact that there is even a top 10 Naval Bases video shows the might of the USA
I love it. God bless the USA.
@Marc Phelan probably
You can say that again
Nope
God bless them for killing million's of innocents, that the joke of the century.
@@noumansharazi1916 salty foreigner with no actual facts I see.
My old ship was stationed at Bremerton WA. love that region
Yes,me too! Crows nest
I'm a retired ex-Apprentice Shipfitter Yardbird" from PSNS. Started my apprenticeship at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard long ago.
Love the video . Love to see all the bases ,they are awesome. Thank you so much for sharing your video . Stay Safe Everyone . LINDA ❤️
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Been on Norfolk naval base it's pretty badass
cool, kinda saved me time to know the first biggest... so that i skimmed through the video to the end.
Wait a minute, san Diego also has cornado air station which is directly across from naval base San Diego if you add that which holds the aircraft carriers it becomes the 3rd largest
It is not Coronado Air Station, it is NAS NORTH ISLAND
Might as well add Cecil Field to NAS JAX....ha
I was stationed on the Regan an I just called ot the base on Coronado because I can give 2 shits what the real name is. The bases are right across from each other so why not
And wth Cecil isn't even operational
@@14wbigt Their pool is the bomb.
Very nice video.
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Pretty neat!!! Being retired military, I’ve been around the world 2.5 times in my career. Been stationed on most of the top ten bases.
Yeah, but Norfolk was kinda of a given... I was actually surprised that Pearl Harbor was 2nd... Wished I had requested to go there rather than Norfolk... I hate Virginia. lol
@@JosephRovira yes. Norfolk was a dump!!!
@@JosephRovira was on ships in San Diego and Pearl Harbor.
Still putting many eggs in one basket, I see. I guess Pearl Harbor wasn't a good enough lesson.
The ship in the beginning hull number 3 was the USS Belleau Wood LHA 3
Fitting your video is about Naval Air Stations. Your last aircraft are F-22 stationed at Langley AFB. The planes I have seen many times as across the flight line is the hospital I worked. My dad worked for Langley Research Center Langley NACA/ NASA. My point, when you show Naval Bases show Navy. Joint Base Langley/ Eustis is an air force, army base.
Wow...
Boy, am l glad to still stand on USA ground today, one of them GERIATRI
Nice to see the new LPDs.
I used to love going to the clubs at Coronado in 1991.
navy most essential very good for delivering artillary goods solders and much more
NAS Oceana is insane. It's like looking at where they dock the Death Stars. It's madness. So impressed.
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What are death stars?
Coronado , sandiego should be as one , as they are across from each other in san diego port.
Very interesting.😊❤
I think I'm the first Iraqi say that USA have the most terrifying army
Yes, and this was just about the Navy.
You are right
I doubt it somehow. But they probably didn’t say it out loud!
taha yasen You shouldn’t be terrified of the US, just make sure that you know your facing since once you fuck up you’ll regret it.
@@JohnSmith-oe5rx humble pie anyone
I was stationed at Norfolk 1985 to 1988 USS Shenandoah AD-44 I also worked the Tradewinds back then.
Had some good times at Tradewinds
Mark Miller Thank u for the service
I remember shenandoha and trade winds, was on aor-4 uss savannah in 89
Very nice
Can you do one for Air force bases?
The footage you at 3:26-28 is not NAS Jax. It is Mayport, because you see ships in the background. NAS Jax has no piers.
I visited Mayport and Norfolk numerous times on HMS Hermes. Loved spending six weeks alongside in Mayport, and the PX, bowling alley, EMs club. Happy days
Two naval bases in Jacksonville make it to top ten--NAS Jax and Mayport.
@Delmar Fore Cecil Field has been parted of civilian air field since early 90's. It is now called Cecil Commerce Center. Some large companies have moved in because they can use the air field. I believe amazon has a distribution center there.
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Was stationed @ 32nd Street Naval Station San Diego from 89 - 93. GMG3
Coronado Navy Base no está incluida adentro de San Diego??
FYI there is not 55000 marines at Pearl Harbor. There is a Marine Corp Base in Hawaii which is separate from Pearl Harbor. I was served 8 years in the USMC and stationed in Hawaii
Wouldn't 55000 be like a quarter of their total force in one location? Not likely
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Los primeros objetivos para un ataque nuclear de Rusia
Nice video, gawd the fiat paper it must print for all that.
Got the chance to pass by the Corpus Christi Naval station back in 2015, working on an oil tanker...
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Should we really line all our aircraft carriers up in a row have we forgotten Pearl Harbor
No shot anything's flying close to them without plenty of time to react these days
That was my first thought too!
@Siddesh Gannu you're not very well educated you need to go all way back in time The Underdogs have always taken down the superpowers we thought the same thing in Pearl Harbor look what happened read your history first. Have you ever heard of the Romans have you ever heard of ancient Egypt have you ever heard of Hitler the list goes on educate yourself. Have you ever heard of the British have you ever heard the Revolutionary War the British were the superpower of the time and we took them out with a handful of Minutemen
@@unknownuser2737 radar is far better than it was back in those days. And naval station norfolk where most carriers are in the world is located roughly a few miles inland from open ocean. With consistent patrols outside in the ocean by both coast guard and navy surface and subsurface combatants plus Langley airforce base, naval air station Oceania literally within 20-30 miles of norfolk naval station, plus geographically speaking you have the entirety of the Atlantic ocean AND multiple allied countries that are usually in the way, it's almost impossible to make those moves. Sure it could still happen, but there hasn't been a time in history where as a military power, a country has this much technological and number superiority over their opponents. The United States all closest Rivals in power are on the other side of the world closer to their pacific theater which in all honesty houses less carriers but probably a greater variety of overall naval assets to counter any offensive. That's why even during both world wars, there was never an attack on the Atlantic side mainland. By then naval superiority plus just how geographically long it is for an enemy nation to attack, it would not be a wise strategy when no powerful rival nation is in the western hemisphere. Maybe Alaska, but there's barely any assets out there other than fighter craft that outpace the Russians
@@CimmerianAssassin that's what the British thought during the Revolutionary War they had the biggest naval fleet they had the biggest army they had the most advanced artillery and they had the most men. They lost. It doesn't matter what year you're talking about they were the most advanced super power at that time. And just like your comment they thought they were untouchable.
thank you for all your service. God bless our country and our military men and women. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
You're crazy. Please explain why God will bless our military men and women? They are being sent out there to commit war crimes on an industrial scale against nations that never attacked us. Do you think such inhumane acts are supported by God? And you're here asking God to bless them. Keep dreaming. Hell is is the only blessing they will get from Him
@@baroneleve1196 god doesn’t exist. There problem solved.
@@ryder2156 GO say the lords prayer and rebuke atheism.
@@baroneleve1196 yea sure, I’ll pray for a lord that has done absolutely nothing to prove to anyone that he’s real. Other then a simple book and he didn’t even right.
@@ryder2156 U prayed by your own selfish and Imaginary. Not to Living God
Very interesting..
The first time I was at Pearl Harbor was in 1958 at six weeks old until 9 months then to Lejeune. The second time there was 1981 while in the Marines myself for 1 whole week before going Temporary Additional Duty afloat on a WESTPAC.
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