through the gates of the Naval Amphibious Base yearly for training in amphibious warfare. Today nearly 13,000 sailors, Marines, and civilian employees are assigned to the various stations or attend schools at the Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek in support of the Navy/Marine Corps team. Tenant commands Afloat commands (As of September 2018) Major shore commands Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group Two Explosive Ordnance Disposal Expeditionary Support Unit Two Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit Two Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit Six Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit Twelve Naval Beach Group Two Assault Craft Unit Two Assault Craft Unit Four Beachmaster Unit Two Amphibious Construction Battalion Two Naval Construction Force 1st Naval Construction Division Construction Battalion Maintenance Unit 202 Naval Special Warfare Group TWO SEAL Team 2 [ST2] (Worldwide) SEAL Team 4 [ST4] (Worldwide) SEAL Team 8 [ST8] (Worldwide) SEAL Team 10 [ST10] (Middle East) SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team 2 (SDV-2) (Atlantic Ocean, Europe and the Americas) Naval Special Warfare Group FOUR Special Boat Team 12 [SBT-12] (Pacific & Middle East) Special Boat Team 20 [SBT-20] (Europe, Mediterranean & Middle East) Special Boat Team 22 [SBT-22] (Worldwide) Tactical Air Control Group Two Tactical Air Control Squadron Twenty One Tactical Air Control Squadron Twenty Two Mobile Diving and Salvage Unit Two Underwater Construction Team One Other tenants Board of Inspection and Survey U.S. Armed Forces School of Music, which trains professional musicians for service with the U.S. military bands of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps Coast Guard MSRT 91102 Coast Guard Little Creek Station Ferry Road The base remains bisected by a finger of land not part of the base. The land includes Ferry Road, a rail line, and the docks serving former cross-bay rail barge traffic of the defunct Bay Coast Railroad, formerly the Eastern Shore Railroad, to Cape Charles, Virginia. Ferry Road, crossed by the base's Guam Road-Amphibious Drive bridge, once served the defunct Little Creek-Cape Charles Ferry which transported passengers and motor vehicles across the mouth of the bay to Cape Charles and Kiptopeke until replacement in 1964 by the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. See: Ferry Road bisecting NABLC References This article incorporates material from Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek’s History, a United States Government web page whose contents are in the public domain. External links NAB Little Creek website Navy Lodge JEB Little Creek - Fort Story globalsecurity.org: Little Creek NAB Little Creek Installation Overview from NavyUSA.org Joint bases