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Naval Station Norfolk

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Naval Station Norfolk is the largest naval complex in the world and supports the operational readiness of the US Atlantic Fleet. It is located in the southeastern part of the Commonwealth of Virginia, specifically in the Sewell's Point neighborhood of Norfolk. The facility provides services and resources for ships and personnel of the Marine Corps. The entrance gates are equipped with specific opening hours to ensure security. Naval Station Norfolk has not provided a precise founding year, but it has been a significant part of the US Marine Corps for a long time.

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