Naval Base Guam is a key military installation located on the island of Guam in the western Pacific Ocean. It serves as a strategic hub for the United States Navy, providing support for various naval operations and activities in the region. The base is equipped with facilities for ship maintenance, logistics, and training, making it essential for U.S. defense efforts in the Pacific. Established in 1899, Naval Base Guam has a rich history and has played a significant role during various conflicts, including World War II. The base is home to several commands, including the U.S. Naval Forces Marianas and the Submarine Squadron 15, contributing to regional security and humanitarian missions.