TALK:NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER

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Military history: Aviation / Maritime / North America / United States

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Just curious, and it would possibly take a Navy person with a good editorial background ... isn't the NAWC (and other center referred to in the first sentence) a Echelon III *command* of the Navy, subordinate to the Commander of the Naval Air Systems Command? Renaissongsman ( talk) 02:00, 21 January 2014 (UTC) reply

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