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  • Battleships Pacific Fleet/Definition
    ...esignated TF34 when part of [[United States Third Fleet]] and TF54 under [[United States Fifth Fleet]]; primarily commanded by Adm. [[Willis Lee]]
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  • Fast Carriers Pacific Fleet/Definition
    ...ted TF34 when under [[United States Third Fleet]] command and TF58 under [[United States Fifth Fleet]], which controlled the major component of [[Naval Aviation]] and [[aircraf
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  • USS Bunker Hill (CG-52)/Definition
    ...[United States Navy]], assigned to [[United States Central Command]] and [[United States Fifth Fleet]]
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  • United States Third Fleet/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet}}
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  • Fast carrier operations/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet}}
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  • Fifth United States Fleet
    #REDIRECT [[United States Fifth Fleet]]
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  • William Gortney/Definition
    ...irector of the [[Joint Staff (U.S.)|Joint Staff]], previously commander [[United States Fifth Fleet]], the naval component of [[United States Central Command]], and multinatio
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  • United States Third Fleet
    ...when the fleet was under Spruance's command and staff, it was designated [[United States Fifth Fleet]].
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  • United States Navy/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet}}
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  • World War Two in the Pacific/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet||**}}
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  • United States Fifth Fleet
    While the '''United States Fifth Fleet''', whatever its mission, has always been a major command headed by a three
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  • Unified Combatant Command/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet||**}}
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  • Frederick Sherman
    ...rman (1888-1957) was an admiral of the U.S. Navy, who became Commander, [[United States Fifth Fleet]] before his retirement in 1947. He started as a submarine officer and the
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  • Timothy Keating/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet}}
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  • Combined Task Force 150/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet||**}}
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  • Vice admiral/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet}}
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  • Combined Task Force 151/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet}}
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  • United States Sixth Fleet
    ...wars. Its ships were involved in operations against Iraq, although the [[United States Fifth Fleet]] is the naval component of the [[United States Central Command]] and would
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  • USS Indianapolis (CA-35)
    ...g the war, would be the flagship of Admiral [[Raymond Spruance]] and the [[United States Fifth Fleet]].
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  • William Gortney/Related Articles
    {{r|United States Fifth Fleet}}
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  • Raymond Spruance
    ...uring [[World War Two in the Pacific]], he was best known for commanding [[United States Fifth Fleet]], the headquarters that took turns planning and commanding Pacific Fleet
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  • Combined Maritime Forces/Definition
    ...k Force 151|151]] and [[Combined Task Force 152|152]]); built around the [[United States Fifth Fleet]] staff
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  • Underway replenishment
    ...for prolonged periods, while the [[United States Third Fleet|Third]] and [[United States Fifth Fleet|Fifth Fleet]] staffs took turns in commanding and planning operations. It w
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  • United States of America/Related Articles
    {{rpl|United States Fifth Fleet}}
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  • Carrier Strike Group
    ...tes Sixth Fleet]]. There may be one in southwest Asian waters, under the [[United States Fifth Fleet]]. For peak demands, such as [[Operation Desert Storm]], as many as six gr
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  • Combined Task Force 150
    .... The [[United States Central Command]] and its maritime component, the [[United States Fifth Fleet]], support it.
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  • Gerald Bogan
    ...ers, Task Group 58.2, into the invasion of [[Tinian]], while part of the [[United States Fifth Fleet]] under Admiral [[Raymond Spruance]]. Later in 1944, he commanded the same
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  • Timothy Keating
    ..., Policy and Operations (N3/N5). In February 2002, he assumed command of [[United States Fifth Fleet]] and was commander of naval forces, [[United States Central Command]]. Fr
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  • William Gortney
    ...e director of the [[Joint Staff]] in July 2010. Previously, he commanded [[United States Fifth Fleet]], the naval component of [[United States Central Command]], as well as mul
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  • Battle of Tarawa
    ...) and Apamama (Operation BOXCLOTH) Islands. Naval support came from the [[United States Fifth Fleet]].
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  • Willis Lee
    ...United States Third Fleet]] and [[William Halsey]], and TF 54 when under [[United States Fifth Fleet]] and [[Raymond Spruance]].
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  • Combined Task Force 151
    ...iam Gortney|William E. Gortney]], [[United States Navy]], commanding the [[United States Fifth Fleet]] and some of the multinational maritime forces in the area, was responsibl
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  • Philippines counteroffensive
    ...ird Fleet|Third Fleet]] while under Vice Admiral [[William Halsey]] and [[United States Fifth Fleet|Fifth Fleet]] while under Vice Admiral [[Raymond Spruance]].
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  • USS Winston S. Churchill (DDG-81)
    ...as part of [[carrier strike group|Carrier Strike Group 10]], part of the [[United States Fifth Fleet]], the naval component of [[United States Central Command]]. Strike Group 1
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  • Chester W. Nimitz
    ...ion. When Spruance took command, the combat organization was designated [[United States Fifth Fleet]], with Halsey and his staff preparing for the next campaign.
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  • United States Central Command
    *United States Fifth Fleet *Navy Component Commander and Commander, United States Fifth Fleet: VADM William Gortney
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  • Battle of the Philippine Sea
    Japan had to save Saipan--the only possible defense was to sink the [[United States Fifth Fleet]] covering the landing, a fleet with 15 big carriers and 956 planes, plus 2
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  • USS O'Kane (DDG-77)
    ...he [[USS Stennis (CVN-74)|''USS Stennis'' (CVN-74)]], operating with the [[United States Fifth Fleet]] in the Middle East. Fifth Fleet is the naval component of [[United States
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  • Battle of Okinawa
    ...ne divisions comprising 170,000 combatants. [[Raymond Spruance]] and his [[United States Fifth Fleet]] carriers would provide tactical air support since land bases were too far
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  • William Halsey
    ...s were under Halsey, they were designated [[United States Third Fleet]]. [[United States Fifth Fleet]] was their designation when commanded by [[Vice Admiral]] [[Raymond Spruan
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