Sections
| Section | Area |
|---|---|
| Aloha | Hawaii |
| Central Gulf Coast | New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Channel Islands | Port Hueneme-Oxnard-Ventura, California |
| Delaware Valley | Philadelphia-Southern New Jersey-Delaware |
| Flagship USNA Student Section VA Tech Student Section Dahlgren/Rappahannock Chapter |
Washington-Baltimore-Northern Virginia; Annapolis, Maryland; Blacksburg, Virginia Dahlgren, Fredericksburg, Rappahannock |
| Golden Gate | San Francisco Bay Area |
| Inland Empire | Corona, California area |
| Jacksonville | Jacksonville, Florida area |
| Metropolitan | New York-Northern New Jersey |
| Monterey Peninsula | Monterey, California area |
| Northern New England | Northern New England area |
| Pascagoula | Pascagoula, Mississippi area |
| Puget Sound | Bremerton-Seattle-Tacoma |
| San Diego | San Diego, California area |
| Southern Indiana | Central Indiana Area |
| Tidewater ODU Student Section Wallops Island Chapter |
Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Newport News, Chesapeake, Suffolk, and Wallops Island |
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