San Diego, CA, November 7, 2026 — Naval Base San Diego opened its gates to the public, welcoming thousands of visitors for the 25th annual Fleet Week celebration. The event provided an opportunity for the community to tour U.S. Navy ships stationed at the base.

Throughout the celebration, members of the public had the chance to board various U.S. Navy vessels and experience firsthand the capabilities and daily life aboard naval warships. While the exact number of ships open for tours was not specified, the event drew a significant turnout, with “thousands” of attendees observed engaging with the naval displays.

Fleet Week is an annual tradition that aims to foster goodwill and understanding between the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard and the citizens they serve. This year marked the 25th iteration of the event in San Diego, highlighting a quarter-century of community engagement through naval demonstrations and public access to military assets.

The specific dates of the 25th annual Fleet Week celebration were not provided. Further details regarding the types of U.S. Navy ships on display or any specific activities beyond ship tours were also not made available in the provided information.



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