What does PHIBRON stand for?

Amphibious Squadron

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Rodney Clark, commodore of the Navy's Amphibious Squadron 7.

Disaster relief: naval forces see greater demand for large amphibious ...

25) Amphibious Squadron 6 (PHIBRON 6), commanded by Captain Alan B.

Rescue "... from the sea"

In addition to the ACE, a command element, ground combat element (GCE) and combat service support element (CSSE) comprise the MEU, which embarks three ships of a Navy amphibious ready group (ARG) under the command of an amphibious squadron.

HMM-161 [Rein]: aviation combat element at the ready

From 15 to 17 September, the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable) and Amphibious Squadron 1 conducted humanitarian assistance operations as part of the United States' ongoing efforts to provide assistance to the fledgling nation of East Timor.

Marines answer the call in East Timor

Global 2000 and a limited-objective experiment with Amphibious Squadron 5 have pointed to the promise of this approach.

PRESIDENT'S FORUM

The Navy participants included the Amphibious Squadron Five, Helicopter Support Squadron 11, providing search and rescue support, and the USS Duluth (LPD-6), which performed parallel operations in the same waters as the USS Tarawa.

At-Sea Tests Aim to Improve Joint Operations