U.S. Pacific Fleet

The U.S. Pacific Fleet is a major U.S. Navy command established in 1907 by merging the Asiatic and Pacific Squadrons, with formal recreation on February 1, 1941, via General Order 143. Based in the United States, it is a government military organization headquartered at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Key activities include naval operations across the Pacific and Indian Oceans, commanding surface ships, submarines, aircraft, and construction units under U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. Notable achievements encompass pivotal roles in World War II (e.g., Pearl Harbor defense, Pacific campaigns), Korean War, Vietnam War, and post-war operations like Operation Magic Carpet. Currently active as the world's largest fleet command, overseeing 100 million square miles. No documented involvement in UAP/UFO research or government programs per available records.