U.S. Navy Home Squadron

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The U.S. Navy Home Squadron was a 19th-century naval formation responsible for defending American coastal waters and interests in the Western Atlantic and Caribbean.

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instanceOf United States Navy squadron
naval formation
activeDuringCentury 19th century
areaOfOperations American coastal waters
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Western Atlantic Ocean
basedIn New York, New York
linked to: New York City

Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida
conflictParticipatedIn American Civil War
Mexican–American War
country United States of America
dissolvedBy reorganization of U.S. Navy squadrons
duty defense of Gulf Coast
defense of U.S. Atlantic seaboard
support of U.S. foreign policy in the Caribbean
hasPrimaryRole coastal defense
protection of American maritime interests
notableCommander Charles Stewart
David Conner
Matthew C. Perry
Samuel F. Du Pont
William B. Shubrick
notableShip USS Albany
linked to: USS Raritan

USS Cumberland
USS Falmouth
USS Germantown
linked to: USS Richmond

USS Mississippi
USS Potomac
USS Princeton
USS Raritan
operatedBy United States Navy
partOf United States Navy
task blockade enforcement
patrol of coastal waters
protection of American citizens and property abroad
protection of American commerce
support of amphibious operations
suppression of piracy
timePeriod American Civil War era
linked to: American Civil War

Mexican–American War era
antebellum period
usedVesselType frigate
gunboat
sloop-of-war
steam warship

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USS Portsmouth navalBranch U.S. Navy Home Squadron
Union West Gulf Blockading Squadron formedFrom United States Home Squadron
linked to: U.S. Navy Home Squadron
Union West Gulf Blockading Squadron successor Gulf Squadron of the postwar U.S. Navy
linked to: U.S. Navy Home Squadron