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Fleet Readiness Center Northwest

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Fleet Readiness Center Northwest, previously known as Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Detachment (AIMD), was established in 1959 and developed into the premier Intermediate and Depot Maintenance Facility in the Pacific Fleet. Over 1,100 Sailors, Marines, civilian, contractor and depot maintenance level personnel at FRC NW provide aviation maintenance and logistics support to 14 EA-6B squadrons, six P-8 squadrons, one P-3 squadron, one EP-3 squadron, 12 aircraft carriers, one C-40 squadron, the station Search and Rescue component and various Northwest Region activities.

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