Code List [hot] — Navy Uic
Unit Identification Code (UIC)
A is a six-character alphanumeric identifier used by the United States Navy (and other branches of the Department of Defense) to uniquely identify a specific organization, activity, or unit.
Commands use UICs in readiness reporting systems to account for personnel strength and training status. Logistics and Supply: The UIC is often linked to a Command's navy uic code list
. You can search by UIC in the department field and view command addresses and telephone information. MyNavy Assignment (MNA) Unit Identification Code (UIC) A is a six-character
"N"
Navy UICs follow a specific structure to ensure no two units are confused. In Navy systems, the code typically begins with the service designator . Ship Crew Rosters: If you find a veteran’s
Chief of Naval Operations (CNO)
A UIC list often reads like a map of the Navy’s vast reach, from legendary ships to elite special operations groups. Command / Unit 00011 The "top" of the Navy's administrative chain. USS Constitution 01024
- Ship Crew Rosters: If you find a veteran’s service record listing
3786A, you can look up that UIC to discover they served on a specific LST (Landing Ship Tank) during the Vietnam War. - Muster Rolls: The National Archives catalogs muster rolls by UIC. You cannot find "USS Arizona" in the index; you must know her UIC from 1941 (often
2345or similar numeric codes).