naval station
Maritime military facility
A naval station is a military installation serving as a base for naval operations, providing facilities for warships to dock, refuel, resupply, and undergo repairs.
It typically includes housing for personnel, training facilities, and administrative headquarters: The fleet returned to the naval station after six months at sea.
- sailorSeafaring crew member
- enlisted menMilitary members below officers
- military housingLodging for service members
- admiralSenior naval commander
- pierWaterfront landing structure
dockyard · command center · homeports · commissary · sonar systems · refueling · berthing · dry dock · Pearl Harbor · fleet · ship repair · Norfolk · federal land · underwater drones · submarine base · coast guard · navigation charts · sea legs
- US Navynavy, fleet, sailor, admiral, submarine
- naval affairsadmiralty, fleet command, admiral, fleet admiral, rear admiral
- naval termsadmiral, navy, battleship, carrier, submarine
- federal sitesfederal building, federal courthouse, federal prison, federal reserve, federal reserve bank
- maritime groupsport authority, coastguard, navy, merchant marine, shipping company
- military basesFort Bragg, Fort Hood, military base, Fort Benning, air force base
naval stationcargo terminal
Facility handling shipped goods
fishing harbor · yacht club · public dock · container port · ferry terminal
naval stationarmy base
Ground forces installation
military fort · air force base · army post · army installation · armory
naval stationcargo port
Harbor for freight vessels
yacht club · fishing harbor · cruise terminal · ferry terminal · shipyard