Talk:Naval Air Station

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Naval Air stations do not have port facilities.

I removed the port facilities. I was stationed on a Naval Air Station as well as an aircraft carrier. I a gree that they don't have port facilities for carriers. Example: NAS Norfolk is right next to NAVSTA Norfolk where the carriers are. They aren't the same base. If someone can come up with a source to prove that statement, I agree it should be put back. --JAYMEDINC 22:45, 20 November 2006 (UTC)

The format where we are showing the city and linking to the Naval Air Station should be changed in my opinion. I believe since the air station is autonomous to the city, we should just show the name of the air station and wikilink right to it. --JAYMEDINC 22:45, 20 November 2006 (UTC)