U.S. Atlantic Fleet

The U.S. Atlantic Fleet is a major branch of the United States Navy responsible for naval operations in the Atlantic Ocean, including parts of the Caribbean and surrounding areas. It ensures maritime security, defends U.S. interests, and conducts naval missions such as surveillance, deterrence, and humanitarian aid. Comprised of ships, submarines, aircraft, and support personnel, the Fleet maintains a ready and flexible force to respond to regional or global challenges. Its strategic importance lies in safeguarding trade routes, projecting power, and supporting alliances across the Atlantic region.