Point Loma California

Naval Base Point Loma is a Navy Installation located in Point Loma, San Diego, California. Formerly Fort Rosecrans, the base was reestablished as Point Loma in October of 1988 due to the consolidation of the Navy Region Southwest Commander. The base is currently garrisoned by the United States Navy Third Fleet and is under the command of Captain Paul A. Marconi.

The base is home to seven Naval Facilities including Point Loma Submarine Base, Fleet Antisubmarine Warfare Training Center, Fleet Command Training Center Pacific, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, SPAWAR Systems Center, Fleet Intelligence Command Pacific, and Naval Consolidated Brigade, Miramar.

Point Loma has the primary mission of providing daily operations that make sure it best supports and serves the Fleets assigned to it.

Location: 32.6836, -117.2391
Phone: (619) 553-1011July 12, 2010

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