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Technically there are no dive "units" in the US Army. There is however an MOS for diver, 21D. (See the link below for information regarding 21D).

Army divers have been attached to units at the following installations:

  • Fort Story, at Virginia Beach, Virginia - Joint Expeditionary Force Command.
  • Fort Eustis, at Newport News, Virginia - home of the Navy's "Ghost" fleet of decommisioned ships.
  • Possibly Fort Belvoir, in Fairfax County, Virginia.
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