TACRON Eleven(Tactical Air Control Squadron)

The Sailors and Marines of TACRON 11 enjoyed celebrating the squadron’s 75th Anniversary at Breakers Beach

Congratulations to AC1 Watkins, AC1 Brinson, and AC3 Sherrill on their well-earned promotions!

A special shoutout to AC1 Brinson who not only promoted this week, but also made the decision to reenlist. His reenlistment ceremony took place in front of the Vietnam Memorial at NAB Coronado.

On April 24, CDR Roberts officially turned over his duties as Commanding Officer at TACRON 11 to CDR Miyoshi in a ceremony at Naval Amphibious Base Coronado.
Photos by Peggi Straker.

Content is being reviewed and removed to align with the President’s executive orders and DoD priorities in accordance with DoD instruction 5400.17, “Official Use of Social Media for Public Affairs Purposes.”

What an incredible way to wrap up the year for TACRON 11!

We're thrilled to announce that the command gained 2 new qualified Sea Combat Air Controllers (SCAC). On top of that, 7 of our outstanding Sailors and Marines were awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (NAM). But the good news doesn't stop there - we also promoted 13 talented members of our team and revealed the 2024 Sailor and Blue Jacket of the Year awardees. We can't wait to see what next year holds for this amazing group of Sailors!

OS2 Miranda - Blue Jacket of the Year
AC2 Brinson - Junior Sailor of the Year
AC1 Dade - Senior Sailor of the Year

Huge round of applause for Team Peregrine!

11 Sailors were promoted to the rank of Petty Officer Second Class during frocking ceremonies held at Naval Amphibious Base Coronado.

Welcome Home Peregrines!

TACRON 11 Detachment One, along with crews of the USS BOXER LHD 4 and the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, returned to Naval Base San Diego following a five-month deployment to U.S. 7th Fleet where they participated in a number of exercises with partner nations and provided foreign disaster relief.

For her exemplary performance at the United Nations Security Council Resolution Enforcement Coordination Cell at U.S. 7th Fleet, OS3 Miranda was awarded the Joint Service Achievement Medal. In this role, she coordinated critical surface and air operations that monitored illicit activities in the region. OS3 Miranda's outstanding contributions also earned her the distinction of CTG-1 and TACRON 11 Blue Jacket of the Quarter.

After serving 28 years in the US Navy, LCDR Parker retired. He began his career as an enlisted Submarine Navigation Electronics Technician and later transitioned to become a P3C Orion Naval Flight Officer. At the end of his service, LCDR Parker served as a Department Head and Assistant Officer in Charge at TACRON 11.

TACRON 1194 is pleased to welcome OSC Bleakley and OSC Jose to the mess. We're grateful for the contributions of our reserve Chiefs!