Auxiliary Air Facilities
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Ayer, Massachusetts
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Bar Harbor, Maine
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Beverly, Massachusetts
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Creeds, Virginia Beach, Virginia
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Fentress, Virginia Beach, Virginia
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Groton, Connecticut
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Hyannis, Massachusetts
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Lakeview, Oregon
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Lewiston, Maine
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Long Island, Casco Bay, Maine
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Monogram, Driver, Virginia
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Nantucket, Massachusetts
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility New Bedford, Massachusetts
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Otis Field, Camp Edwards, Massachusetts
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Sanford, Maine
- Naval Auxiliary Air Station-Arlington, Washington
- Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Clatsop County, Oregon
- Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Corvallis, Oregon
- Naval Auxiliary Air Station, North Bend, Oregon
- Naval Auxiliary Air Facility Pungo, Virginia Beach, Virginia
- Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Quillayute, Washington
- Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Rodd Field, Texas
- Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Shelton, Washington
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