380th

380th is a numeric designation used by several military organizations to identify a unit within a larger command structure. The same ordinal is reused across different countries, services, and historical periods, so there is no single entity universally known as the 380th. In practice, 380th appears as part of longer unit names such as 380th Wing, 380th Group, or 380th Squadron, across air forces, armies, and navies, depending on the tradition of the service.

The specific meaning and history of a 380th designation depend on the country and era. In many contexts, it denotes a unit in the United States Air Force or its predecessor organizations, where units are numbered within a particular lineage and may be activated, inactivated, reassigned, or redesignated over time. Similar numbering schemes appear in other nations' armed forces, though the exact structure (wing, group, battalion, etc.) varies.

Because the number is used by multiple, unrelated units, a page titled "380th" typically serves as a disambiguation or overview, pointing readers to the full articles for the particular unit of interest. Each 380th unit has its own unique history, mission, and records.