List of U.S.

Military Bases

United States

Marine Corps Bases

Insignia Installation Location

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Oceanside, California

Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Twentynine Palms,

Palms California

Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Barstow, California

Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego San Diego, California

Mountain Warfare Training Center Bridgeport, California

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Albany, Georgia

Marine Corps Base Hawaii Kāne'ohe Bay, Hawaii

Jacksonville, North
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Carolina

Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island Beaufort, South Carolina

Marine Corps Base Quantico Quantico, Virginia

 Henderson Hall Arlington, Virginia

Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C.

Satellite Bases

Insignia Installation Location

Blount Island Command, Marine Corps Logistics

Jacksonville, Florida
Base Albany

Camp H. M. Smith, Marine Corps Base Hawaii ʻAiea, Hawaii

Jacksonville, North
Camp Geiger, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Carolina

Camp Gilbert H. Johnson, Marine Corps Base Camp

Jacksonville, North
Lejeune
Carolina
formerly known as "Montford Point"

Jacksonville, North
Courthouse Bay, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Carolina

Jacksonville, North
Stone Bay, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Carolina

Camp Allen, Naval Station Norfolk

Norfolk, Virginia
formerly known as "Camp Elmore"

Marine Corps Air Stations

Insignia Installation Location

Marine Corps Air Station Yuma Yuma, Arizona

 Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Miramar, California

Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton Oceanside, California

Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay Kāne'ohe Bay, Hawaii

Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point Havelock, North Carolina

Marine Corps Air Station New River Jacksonville, North Carolina

Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Beaufort, South Carolina

Satellite Aviation Facilities

Insignia Installation Location

Marine Corps Outlying Field Atlantic, Marine Corps Air Atlantic, North
Station Cherry Point Carolina

Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue Field, Marine Bogue, North
Corps Air Station Cherry Point Carolina

Marine Corps Outlying Field Camp Davis, Marine Corps Holly Ridge, North
Base Camp Lejeune Carolina

Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico, Marine Corps Base

Quantico, Virginia
Quantico

Marine Corps Detachments

Insignia Installation Location

Marine Aviation Training Support Group 21, Naval Air
Warrington, Florida
Station Pensacola

Marine Aviation Training Support Group 22, Naval Air

Corpus Christi, Texas
Station Corpus Christi

Marine Aviation Training Support Group 23, Naval Air Lemoore Station,
Station Lemoore California

Marine Aviation Training Support Group 33, Naval Air Virginia Beach,
Station Oceana Virginia

Marine Aviation Training Support Group 53, Naval Air Oak Harbor,
Station Whidbey Island Washington

Marine Aviation Detachment, Naval Air Weapons China Lake,

Station China Lake California

Marine Aviation Detachment, Naval Air Station Patuxent River,

Patuxent River Maryland

Marine Corps Detachment, Redstone Arsenal Huntsville, Alabama[1]

Huachuca City,
Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Huachuca
Arizona

Marine Corps Detachment, Defense Language Institute Monterey, California

Marine Corps Detachment, Corry Station Naval

Pensacola, Florida
Technical Training Center

Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Gordon Augusta, Georgia

Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Benning Columbus, Georgia

 Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Knox Louisville, Kentucky

Marine Corps Detachment, Aberdeen Proving Ground Aberdeen, Maryland

Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Meade Laurel, Maryland

Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Leonard Wood Waynesville, Missouri

Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Sill Lawton, Oklahoma

Marine Corps Detachment, Naval Station Newport

Newport, Rhode Island
Naval War College

Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Bliss El Paso, Texas

Marine Corps Detachment, Goodfellow Air Force Base San Angelo, Texas

Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Lee Tri-Cities, Virginia

Marine Corps Reserve

Insignia Installation Location

Headquarters, Marine Forces Reserve, Naval Support New Orleans,

Activity, New Orleans Louisiana

Marine Corps Individual Reserve Support Activity, Marine New Orleans,

Forces Reserve Louisiana
 Marine Corps Reserve Center Indianapolis, Heslar Naval Indianapolis,
Armory Indiana

Marine Corps Reserve Detachment, Naval Air Station Joint

Fort Worth, Texas
Reserve Base Fort Worth

U.S. NAVAL BASES

California

 Military Ocean Terminal Concord

 NAWS China Lake (website)
 NB San Diego (website)
 NB Coronado (website)
o NAB Coronado
o NAS North Island
o Outlying Field Imperial Beach
o NALF San Clemente Island
 NB Point Loma
 Naval Medical Center San Diego
 NAF El Centro (website)
 NAS Lemoore (website)
 Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey (website)
 NWS Seal Beach (website)
 NB Ventura County (website)
o NAS Point Mugu
o NCBC Port Hueneme
o NOLF San Nicolas Island
 NSWC Corona (website)

Connecticut

 NSB New London (website)

Washington, D.C.

 United States Naval Observatory

 Naval Support Facility Anacostia
  Washington Navy Yard

Florida

 Corry Station NTTC (website)

 NAS Jacksonville (website)
 NAS Key West (website)
 NS Mayport (website)
 NSA Panama City (website)
 NAS Pensacola (website)
 NAS Whiting Field (website)
 Pine Castle Bombing Range

Georgia

 NSB Kings Bay (website)

 Navy Supply Corps School(website)

Guam

 NB Guam (website)

Hawaii

 Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Pacific

(website)
 Pacific Missile Range Facility (website)
 NB Pearl Harbor (website)
 NSGA Kunia (website)

Illinois

 NS Great Lakes ([1])

Indiana

 NSWC Crane Division/NSA Crane (website)

 Heslar Naval Armory
Louisiana

 NASJRB New Orleans

 Naval Support Activity New Orleans

Maine

 Portsmouth NSY (website)

Maryland

 Indian Head NSWC

 National Naval Medical Center
 Navy Information Operations Command Maryland
 Naval Support Facility Thurmont
 NSWC Carderock Division
 NAS Patuxent River
 United States Naval Academy, Annapolis ([2])
o NSS Annapolis ([3])

Mississippi

 Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport (website)

 NAS Meridian

Nevada

 NAS Fallon (website)

New Jersey

 NWS Earle (website)

 Naval Air Engineering Station Lakehurst (website) (part of Joint
Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL))

New Mexico

 Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division, White Sands Detachment

([4])

New York

 Naval Support Facility Saratoga Springs

North Dakota

 NCTAMS LANT

Pennsylvania

 Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg

 Naval Support Activity Philadelphia
 Philadelphia Naval Shipyard

Rhode Island

 NS Newport (website)

South Carolina

 Naval Support Activity Charleston (website)

 USNH Beaufort (website)

Tennessee

 NSA Mid-South (website)

Texas

 NAS Corpus Christi (website)

 NASJRB Fort Worth
 NAS Kingsville
 METC Fort Sam Houston, TX

Virginia
  The Pentagon
 Navy Annex Arlington, Virginia
 NAS Oceana (website)
o Navy and Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center Dam Neck,
Virginia
 NAB Little Creek (website)
 Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, Virginia (website)
 Norfolk Naval Shipyard (website)
 NSGA Chesapeake
 NS Norfolk (website)
 NSWC Dahlgren Division (website)
 NWS Yorktown (website)
 Training Support Center Hampton Roads, formerly Fleet Combat
Training Center Atlantic Dam Neck
 Wallops Island ASCS

Washington

 NS Everett (website)
 NB Kitsap (website)
o Bangor Annex
o Bremerton Annex
 Puget Sound NSY (website)
 NAS Whidbey Island (website)

West Virginia

 Navy Information Operations Command Sugar Grove

U.S. AIRFORCE BASES

Altus Air Altus, 34°39′59″N AETC 97th Air 19th Air

Force Base Oklahoma 099°16′05″ Mobility Force. This
W Wing wing is
tasked to
train C-17
Globemaster
and KC-135
Stratotanker
 crews in
advanced
specialty
programs for
3,000
students
yearly. 97th
AMW operates
C-17
Globemaster
III for
operational
training
flights.[2]
Arnold Air Tullahoma 35°23′33″N AFMC Arnold Non-flying
Force Base , 086°05′09″ Engineeri base;
Tennessee W ng Primary AFMC
Developme research and
nt Center development
center. The
base is home
to the
largest
flight
simulation
facilities
in the world
(AEDC). In
2002, $10
million
dollars was
spent to
expand these
facilities
even
further.
There are 58
aerodynamic
and
propulsion
wind
tunnels,
rocket and
turbine
 engine test
cells, space
environmenta
l chambers,
arc heaters,
ballistic
ranges and
other
specialized
units.[3]
Barksdale Bossier 32°30′07″N AFGS 2d Bomb The 2d Bomb
Air Force City, 093°39′46″ C Wing Wing is the
Base Louisiana W 307th Bomb oldest bomb
Wing wing in the
(AFRES) Air Force and
one of two
B-52
Stratofortre
ss wings;
307th BW Air
Force
Reserve B-52
wing
integrated
with 2d BW.

HQ Eighth Air
Force
HQ Air Force
Global
Strike
Command [4]
Beale Air Marysvill 39°08′10″N ACC 9th 12th Air
Force Base e, 121°26′11″ Reconnais Force. U-2R
Californi W sance Wing Dragonlady,
a 940th Wing RQ-4 Global
(AFRES) Hawk and
MC-12
Liberty
reconnaissan
ce
operations
worldwide.
 The base,
considered
to be the Air
Force's
model ISR
hubs and
includes
DGS-2. The
base covers
23,000
hectares and
is home to
6,000
personnel.[5]
Brooks San 29°20′30.00 AFMC 311th Air Non-flying
City-Base Antonio, 42″N Base Group base;
Texas 98°26′6.658 Aerospace
2″W Medical
Division
research by
Air Force
Research
Laboratory.
Brooks is one
of the oldest
Air Force
installation
s, having
been
established
on December
8, 1917 as
Brooks
Field. It
served then
as an
installation
for the World
War I Army
Air
Service.[6]
Buckley Air Aurora, 39°42′06″N AFSC 460th Non-Flying
Force Base Colorado 104°45′06″ Space Wing wing;
W 140th Wing provides
 (CO ANG) missile
warning,
missile
defense,
technical
intelligence
, satellite
command and
control.
Colorado ANG
operates
F-16
Fighting
Falcons [7]
Cannon Air Clovis, 34°22′58″N AFSO 27th Special
Force Base New 103°19′20″ C Special Operations
Mexico W Operation base; SOW
s Wing plans and
executes
specialized
and
contingency
operations
globally.
Aircraft
include
MC-130
Combat
Spear; MQ-1
Predator;
AC-130
Gunship;
CV-22
Osprey.[8]
Cavalier Mountain, 48°43′55″N AFSC 21st Space Non-Flying
Air Force North 97°54′16″W Wing wing;
Station Dakota Operated by
the 10th
Space
Warning
Squadron.
The station
monitors and
tracks
 potential
missile
launches
against
North
America.
NORAD
relocated
Cheyenne
Mountain AFS
operations
to Peterson
Air Force
Base for
efficiency
on July 28,
[9]
2006.
Columbus Columbus, 33°38′38″N AETC 14th 19th Air
Air Force Mississip 088°26′38″ Flying Force.
Base pi W Training Specialized
Wing undergraduat
e pilot
training
(UPT).
Aircraft
include T-6
Texan II, T-1
Jayhawk,
T-38 Talon [10]
Creech Air Indian 36°35′14″N ACC 432d Wing 12th Air
Force Base Springs, 115°40′24″ Force.
Nevada W Primary USAF
unmanned
aerial
vehicle
(UAV)
operations
base.
Conducts
global
reconnaissan
ce
worldwide.
HQ Joint UAS
 Center of
Excellence.
Creech is
home to the
unmanned
Predator
missions
conducted
regularly in
Afghanistan,
Iraq, and
Pakistan.[11]
Davis–Mont Tucson, 32°09′59″N ACC 355th 12th Air
han Air AZ 110°52′59″ Fighter Force. 355th
Force Base W Wing Fighter Wing
55th composed
Electroni mostly of
c Combat A-10s and is
Group tasked to
214th train A-10
Reconnais pilots and
sance provide
Group (AZ close
ANG) support to
ground
forces
around the
world.
EC-130H
Compass Call
aircraft.
Arizona ANG
operates
MQ-1
Predator
UAV. Also HQ
Twelfth Air
Force The air
base is also
popular
because of
AMARC, or the
Aerospace
Maintenance
 And
Regeneration
Center,
where
hundreds of
retired
aircraft are
stored.[12]
Dover Air Dover, 39°07′42″N AMC 436th Operates C-5
Force Base Delaware 075°27′53″ Airlift Galaxy heavy
W Wing strategic
512th airlift
Airlift globally.
Wing Also the home
(AFRES) for the
largest
military
mortuary in
the
Department
of Defense,
and has been
used for
processing
military
personnel
killed in
both war and
peacetime.[13]
Dyess Air Abilene, 32°25′15″N ACC 7th Bomb 12th Air
Force Base Texas 099°51′17″ Wing Force. One of
W 317th two B-1
Airlift Lancer
Group bomber bases
(AMC) in USAF.
317th AG
operates
C-130
Hercules
theater
transports.[1
4]
Edwards Air Edwards, 34°54′20″N AFMC 95th Air Air Force
Force Base Californi 117°53′01″ Base Wing Flight Test
a W 412th Test Center.
Wing Almost every
United
States
military
aircraft
since the
1950s has
been at least
partially
tested at
Edwards, and
it has been
the site of
many
aviation
breakthrough
s with
experimental
aircraft
being tested
at
Edwards.[15]
Edwards also
appears to
have
jurisdiction
over Air
Force Flight
Test Center
(Detachment
3), Nevada
(AKA "Area
51")[16]
Eglin Air Valparais 30°29′N AFMC 96th Air Air Armament
Force Base o, 086°32′W Base Wing Center. AAC
Florida 46th Test is the center
Wing responsible
53d Wing for the
(ACC) development,
acquisition,
testing,
 deployment
and
sustainment
of all
air-delivere
d weapons by
the USAF. ACC
53d Wing
serves as the
focal point
for ACC in
electronic
warfare,
armament and
avionics,
chemical
defense,
reconnaissan
ce, and
aircrew
training.[17]
Ellsworth Box 44°08′42″N ACC 28th Bomb 12th Air
Air Force Elder, 103°06′13″ Wing Force. One of
Base South W two B-1
Dakota Lancer
bomber bases
in USAF.[18]
Francis E. Cheyenne, 41°07′59″N AFGS 90th LGM-30G
Warren Air Wyoming 104°52′01″ C Missile Minuteman
Force Base W Wing III ICBM base
with launch
facilities
in Southeast
Wyoming,
Western
Nebraska,
and Northern
Colorado. It
is also the
home of
Twentieth
Air Force,
which
commands all
 United
States Air
Force
[19]
ICBMs.
Fairchild Spokane, 47°36′54″N AMC 92nd Air Operates
Air Force Washingto 117°39′20″ Refueling KC-135
Base n W Wing Stratotanker
141st Air assigned to
Refueling the 15th
Wing (WA Expeditionar
ANG) y Mobility
Task Force.
Provides air
refueling,
as well as
passenger
and cargo
airlift and
aero-medical
evacuation
missions
globally.[20]
Fort Columbia, HQ Air Tenant unit
Jackson South Force on United
Carolina Chaplain States Army
Corps installation
.[21]
Fort Meade Odenton, 70th Tenant unit
Maryland Intellige on United
nce, States Army
Surveilla installation
nce and . Part of the
Reconnais Air Force
sance Wing Intelligence
,
Surveillance
and
Reconnaissan
ce Agency [22]
Goodfellow San 31°25′46.67 AETC 17th 2d Air Force.
Air Force Angelo, 16″N Training Non-flying
Base Texas 100°23′56.5 Wing training
434″W base.
 Goodfellow's
main mission
is
cryptologic
and
intelligence
training for
the Air
Force, Army,
Navy and
Marine
Corps.[23]
Grand Forks Grand 47°57′40″N AMC 319th Air Part of AMC
Air Force Forks, 097°24′04″ Refueling Worldwide
Base North W Wing Tanker
Dakota Force.
KC-135
Stratotanker
provides
global air
refueling.[24]
Hanscom Air Lincoln, 42°28′12″N AFMC 66th Air Electronic
Force Base Massachus 071°17′21″ Base Wing Systems
etts W Center
(ESC).
Established
during World
War II for
RADAR and
electronic
warfare
research.
Today the ESC
supports
research,
acquisitions
, and
electronic
systems.[25]
Hill Air Ogden, 41°07′26″N AFMC 75th Air One of three
Force Base Utah 111°58′22″ Base Wing AFMC
W 388th logistics
Fighter centers.
 Wing (ACC) Ogden Air
419th Logistics
Fighter Center is
Wing primary
(AFRES) support
depot for
A-10, B-2,
F-16
aircraft and
Minuteman
III ICBMs and
provides
depot-level
maintenance
on those
weapons
systems.
ACC/AFRES
operates
F-16
Fighting
Falcon, The
388th TFW at
Hill was the
first
operational
F-16 wing in
1978.[26]
Holloman Alamogord 32°51′09″N ACC 49th 12th Air
Air Force o, New 106°06′23″ Fighter Force.
Base Mexico W Wing Operates
46th Test F-22 Raptor.
Wing Trains MQ-1
(AFMC) Predator and
MQ-9 Reaper
pilots and
sensor
operators.
German Air
Force
training
unit. 46th TW
performs
high speed
sled track
testing,
navigation
and guidance
system
testing,
radar
signature
measurements
, weapon
systems
flight
testing, and
Air Force
Liaison for
all AF
programs
tested at
White Sands
Missile
Range
(WSMR).
German Air
Force
Tactical
Training
Center.
Hundreds of
German
military
personnel
and 12
Panavia
Tornados are
assigned to
the base to
conduct
advanced
tactical
training
before
returning to
Germany.[27]
Hurlburt Mary 30°25′40″N AFSO 1st HQ Air Force
Field Esther, 086°41′22″ C Special Special
Florida W Operation Operations
s Wing Command,
24th Special
Special Operations
Operation base; Both
s Wing SOWs plan and
505th execute
Command specialized
and and
Control contingency
Wing (ACC) operations
globally.
Aircraft
include
MC-130
Combat
Spear; MQ-1
Predator;
AC-130
Gunship;
CV-22
Osprey. ACC
505th CCW is
to improve
warfighter
capability
through
command and
control
testing,
tactics
development
and
training;
part of
Nellis USAF
Weapons
School.[28]
Keesler Air Biloxi, 30°24′41″N AETC 81st 2d Air Force.
Force Base Mississip 088°55′25″ Training Primary AETC
pi W Wing Technical
403d Wing Training
 (AFRC) school for
electronics,
such as
wideband
maintenance,
ground
radio,
information
technology,
avionics,
cryptography
. Air Force
Reserve
Command
operates
WC-130
Hercules
Hurricane
Hunter
aircraft. HQ
Second Air
Force.[29]
Kirtland Albuquerq 35°02′25″N AFMC 377th Air USAF Nuclear
Air Force ue, New 106°36′33″ Base Wing Weapons
Base Mexico W 498th Center
Nuclear (NWC). The
Systems NWC is the
Wing center of
58th expertise
Special for nuclear
Operation weapon
s Wing systems,
(AFSOC) ensuring
safe, secure
and reliable
nuclear
weapons are
available to
support the
National
Command
Structure.
Also AETC
19th Air
 Force
Special
Operations
Command
training
base and
training
facility for
ACC combat
search and
rescue
(CSAR)
communities.
The 58 SOW
operates the
MC-130H
Combat Talon
II and
MC-130P
Combat
Shadow,
HC-130 King,
UH-1N Huey,
HH-60G Pave
Hawk and
CV-22 Osprey
aircraft.[30]
Laughlin Del Rio, 29°21′34″N AETC 47th 19th Air
Air Force Texas 100°46′41″ Flying Force.
Base W Training Specialized
Wing undergraduat
e pilot
training
(UPT) and is
the largest
pilot
training
base in the
Air Force.
The airfield
handles the
most
takeoffs and
landings
 among all
airports in
the United
States.
Aircraft
include T-6
Texan II, T-1
Jayhawk,
T-38 Talon [31]
Little Rock Jacksonvi 34°55′01″N AMC 19th C-130
Air Force lle, 092°08′47″ Airlift Airlift base
Base Pulaski W Wing for Air
County, 314th Mobility
Arkansas Airlift Command.
Wing Also only
(AETC) C-130
Hercules
training
base for the
Department
of Defense,
training
C-130
pilots,
navigators,
flight
engineers,
and
loadmasters
from all
branches of
the US
military as
well as 28
allied
nations, in
tactical
airlift and
aerial
delivery.[32]
Los Angeles El 33°55′08.79 AFSC 61st Air Non-flying
Air Force Segundo, ″N Base Group facility.
Base Californi 118°22′50.2 Space and
a 3″W Missile
 Systems
Center
(SMC). The
center
manages
research,
development
and
acquisition
of military
space
systems.[33]
Air Force Wilshire Air Provides
Entertainme Blvd, Los Forc assistance
nt Liaison Angeles, e to the
Office Californi Offi entertainmen
a ce of t industry as
Publ a single
ic point of
Affa contact for
irs information
and
assistance
with
entertainmen
t
productions
having Air
Force themes
or segments.
Luke Air Phoenix, 33°32′06″N AETC 56th 19th Air
Force Base Arizona 112°22′59″ Fighter Force. F-16
W Wing Fighting
944th Falcon
Fighter training
[34]
Wing base.

MacDill Air Tampa, 27°50′58″N AMC 6th Air HQ United

Force Base Florida 082°31′16″ Mobility States
W Wing Central
927th Air Command
Refueling (USCENTCOM)
 Wing and United
(AFRES) States
Special
Operations
Command
(USSOCOM).
The 6 AMW is a
3,000-person
force
capable of
rapidly
projecting
air
refueling
power
anywhere in
the world.
Also
operates
KC-135
Stratotanker
air
refueling
operations.[3
5]

Malmstrom Great 47°30′17″N AFGS 341st LGM-30G

Air Force Falls, 111°11′14″ C Missile Minuteman
Base Montana W Wing III ICBM base
with launch
facilities
in central
Montana.[36]
Maxwell Air Montgomer 32°22′45″N AETC 42nd Air HQ Air
Force Base y, 086°21′45″ Base Wing Education
Alabama W Air and Training
Universit Command and
y Air
908th University.
Airlift Is the U.S.
Wing Air Force's
(AFRES) center for
Joint
Professional
Military
 Education
(PME). The
908th
Airlift Wing
(908 AW) is a
tenant C-130
Hercules Air
Force
Reserve unit
and the only
operational
flying wing
at
Maxwell.[37]
Civil Air
Patrol HQ
(CAP/USAF)
McConnell Wichita, 37°37′23″N AMC 22d Air KC-135
Air Force Kansas 097°16′02″ Refueling Stratotanker
Base W Wing . Primary
931st Air mission is to
Refueling provide
Group global reach
(AFRES) by
conducting
air
refueling
and airlift
where and
when
[38]
needed.
Minot Air Minot, 48°24′57″N AFGS 5th Bomb One of two
Force Base North 101°21′29″ C Wing B-52
Dakota W 91st Stratofortre
Missile ss wings in
Wing USAF. 91st
Missile Wing
operates
LGM-30G
Minuteman
III ICBM
launch
facilities
in northern
 South
Dakota.[39]
Moody Air Valdosta, 30°58′4″N ACC 23d Wing 9th Air
Force Base Georgia 83°11′34″W Force. A-10
Thunderbolt
II. Moody
executes
worldwide
close air
support,
force
protection,
and combat
search and
rescue
operations
(CSAR) in
support of
humanitarian
interests,
United
States
national
security and
the Global
War on
Terrorism
(GWOT).[40]
Mountain Mountain 43°02′37″N ACC 366th 12th Air
Home Air Home, 115°52′21″ Fighter Force. F-15E
Force Base Idaho W Wing Strike Eagle
Mountain
Home's
primary
mission is to
provide
combat
airpower and
combat
support
capabilities
to respond to
and sustain
worldwide
 contingency
operations.[4
1]

Nellis Air Las 36°14′10″N ACC 57th Wing USAF Weapons

Force Base Vegas, 115°02′03″ 926th School.
Nevada W Group Nellis is
(AFRES) home of the
largest and
most
demanding
advanced
combat
air-training
mission in
the world.
The base's
all-encompas
sing mission
is
accomplished
through a
wide array of
aircraft.
Also home
base of the
USAF Air
Demonstratio
n Squadron
(Thunderbird
s) [42]
Offutt Air Omaha, 41°07′10″N ACC 55th Wing 12th Air
Force Base Nebraska 095°54′31″ Force.
W Headquarters
of the U.S.
Strategic
Command
(USSTRATCOM)
, the Air
Force
Weather
Agency and
the ACC 55th
Wing. 55th
Wing
 responsible
for global
worldwide
strategic
intelligence
gathering
using Boeing
RC-135.
Former Cold
War
Headquarters
of Strategic
Air Command
(SAC).[43]
Patrick Air Brevard 28°14′06″N AFSC 45th Space Ballistic
Force Base County, 080°36′36″ Wing missile
Florida W 920th testing;
Rescue Manage all
Wing launches of
(AFRES) unmanned
rockets at
Cape
Canaveral
Air Force
Station
(CCAFS).
These
rockets
include
satellites
for the US
military,
the National
Reconnaissan
ce Office,
and the
National
Security
Agency, as
well as
scientific
payload
launches in
support of
 NASA and
foreign
governments.
[44]

Peterson Colorado 38°49′25″N AFSC 21st Space HQ Air Force

Air Force Springs, 104°41′42″ Wing Space
Base Colorado W 302d Command.
Airlift 21st SW
Wing provides
(AFRES) missile
warning and
space
control to
NORAD and
U.S.
Strategic
Command
through a
network of
command and
control
units and
ground and
space-based
sensors
operated by
geographical
ly separated
units around
the world.[45]
Pope Army Fayettevi 35°10′15″N AMC 43d Under United
Airfield lle, 079°00′52″ Airlift States Army
North W Group jurisdiction
Carolina 440th due to BRAC
Airlift 2005 closure
Wing of USAF Pope
(AFRES) AFB and
transfer to
Army
control.

USAF now in
tenant
 status at
Pope
performing
C-130
Hercules
tactical
airlift
operations
in support of
Army
airborne
units at Fort
Bragg in
preparation
for airborne
and aerial
resupply
missions.[46]
Robins Air Warner 32°38′24″N AFMC 78th Air One of three
Force Base Robins, 083°35′30″ Base Wing AFMC
Georgia W 116th Air logistics
Control centers.
Wing (GA Warner
ANG) Robins Air
Logistics
Center is
primary
logistics
support
depot for
AC-130/C-130
(and
variants),
C-17, E-8,
F-15,HH-60,
RQ-4 (UAV),
US and UH-1
aircraft and
helicopters
and provides
depot-level
maintenance
on those
weapons
 systems. HQ
Air Force
Reserve
Command.
Supports
Georgia ANG
E-8C Joint
STARS
reconnaissan
ce aircraft
global
operations.[4
7]

Schriever Colorado 38°48′12″N AFSC 50th Space Orbital

Air Force Springs, 104°31′32″ Wing satellite
Base Colorado W 310th operations.
Space Wing Provides
(AFRES) command and
control for
more than
170[1]
Department
of Defense
warning,
navigational
, and
communicatio
ns
satellite.
Schriever is
also the
operations
center for
the Global
Positioning
System, the
world’s
largest
military
satellite
constellatio
n.[48]
Scott Air Mascoutah 38°32′43″N AMC 375th Air HQ Air
Force Base , 089°50′07″ Mobility Mobility
Illinois W Wing Command;
932d Aeromedial
Airlift evacuations;
Wing AMC Special
(AFRES) Air Mission
126th Air KC-135
Refueling Stratotanker
Wing (IL (ANG). Also
ANG) Headquarters
for the Air
Force
Network
Integration
Center
(AFNIC),
United
States
Transportati
on Command
(USTRANSCOM)
and United
States Army
Surface
Deployment
and
Distribution
Command
(SDDC).[49]
Seymour Goldsboro 35°20′22″N ACC 4th 9th Air
Johnson Air , North 077°57′38″ Fighter Force.
Force Base Carolina W Wing Provides
916th Air worldwide
Refueling deployable
Wing F-15E Strike
(AFRES) Eagle and
personnel
capable of
executing
combat
missions in
support of
the
 Aerospace
Expeditionar
y Force. The
wing also
provides
logistical
support to an
Air Force
Reserve
KC-135
Stratotanker
unit.[50]
Shaw Air Sumter, 33°58′23″N ACC 20th 9th Air
Force Base South 080°28′22″ Fighter Force.
Carolina W Wing Operates
F-16
Fighting
Falcon
combat
aircraft to
provide,
project and
sustain
combat-ready
aircraft in
conventional
and
anti-radiati
on
suppression
of enemy air
defenses,
strategic
attack,
counter-air,
air
interdiction
, joint
maritime
operations
and combat
search-and-r
escue
missions. HQ
 ACC Ninth Air
Force;
United
States Air
Forces
Central
(USCENTAF)
and United
States Army
Central
(USARCENT)[51]
Sheppard Wichita 33°59′20″N AETC 82d 2d Air Force.
Air Force Falls, 098°29′31″ Training AETC
Base Texas W Wing technical
80th training
Flying wing; 19th
Training Air Force
Wing 80th FTW
conducts the
Euro-NATO
Joint Jet
Pilot
Training
(ENJJPT)
program, the
world's only
multi-nation
ally manned
and managed
flying
training
program
chartered to
produce
combat
pilots for
both USAF and
NATO.[52]
Thule Air Greenland 76°31′52″N AFSC 821st Air Most
Base 068°42′12″ Base Group northern
W USAF
facility.
Under
operational
 control of
21st Space
Wing,
Peterson Air
Force Base,
Colorado.
Provides
missile
warning,
space
surveillance
and space
control to
NORAD and Air
Force Space
Command.[53]
Tinker Air Oklahoma 35°24′53″N AFMC 72d Air One of three
Force Base City, 097°23′12″ Base Wing AFMC
Oklahoma W 552d Air logistics
Control centers.
Wing Oklahoma
507th Air City Air
Refueling Logistics
Wing Center is
(AFRES) primary
logistics
support
depot for
B-1, B-2,
B-52, KC-135
and E-3
aircraft and
provides
depot-level
maintenance
on those
weapons
systems.
552d Air
Control Wing
flies Air
Combat
Command's
E-3 Sentry
 AWACS
aircraft.
The E-3's
radar and
other
sensors
provide
deep-look
surveillance
, warning,
interception
control and
airborne
battle
management.[5
4]

Travis Air Fairfield 38°15′46″N AMC 60th Air The 60th AMW
Force Base , 121°55′39″ Mobility is the
Californi W Wing largest wing
a 349th Air in the Air
Mobility Force's Air
Wing Mobility
(AFRES) Command,
with a fleet
of C-5
Galaxies,
KC-10
Extenders,
and C-17
Globemaster
III aircraft
providing
global
airlift
around the
world.[55]
Tyndall Air Panama 30°4′43″N AETC 325th 19th Air
Force Base City, 85°34′35″W Fighter Force. 325th
Florida Wing FW provide
CONR-AFNO air
RTH (ACC) dominance
training for
F-22A Raptor
and F-35A
 Lightning II
pilots and
maintenance
personnel
and air
battle
managers.
The 1st Air
Force ACC
NORAD
CONR-AFNORTH
provides
airspace
surveillance
and control
and directs
all Air
Defense
activities
for the
continental
United
States.[56]
United Colorado 38°59′25″N 10th Air USAF Federal
States Air Springs, 104°51′30″ Base Wing military
Force Colorado W 306th academy. The
Academy Flying academy
Training offers a
Group four-year
program with
a Bachelor of
Science
degree with
graduates
commissioned
as second
lieutenants
in the Air
Force. 10th
ABW provides
academy
support
services;
306th FTG is
 the AETC
airmanship
training
[57]
unit.
Vance Air Enid, 36°20′22″N AETC 71st 19th Air
Force Base Oklahoma 097°55′02″ Flying Force.
W Training Specialized
Wing undergraduat
e pilot
training
(UPT).
Aircraft
include T-6
Texan II, T-1
Jayhawk,
T-38 Talon [58]
Vandenberg Lompoc, 34°43′57″N AFSC 30th Space Launches
Air Force Californi 120°34′05″ Wing satellites
Base a W into polar
orbit from
the West
Coast, using
expendable
boosters
(Pegasus,
Taurus,
Minotaur,
Atlas V and
Delta IV).
Wing
personnel
also support
the
Service's
LGM-30G
Minuteman
III
Intercontine
ntal
Ballistic
Missile
Force
Development
Evaluation
 program.[59]
Whiteman Knob 38°43′49″N AFGS 509th Bomb Operates B-2
Air Force Noster, 093°32′53″ C Wing Spirit
Base Missouri W 131st Bomb stealth
Wing (MO bomber
ANG) designed to
442d be employed
Fighter to strike
Wing high-value
(AFRES) targets that
are either
out of range
of
conventional
aircraft or
considered
to be too
heavily
defended for
conventional
aircraft to
strike
without a
high risk of
loss. Also
supports Air
Force
Reserve A-10
Thunderbolt
II
[6
operations.
0]

Wright-Patt Dayton, 39°49′23″N AFMC 88th Air HQ, Air Force

erson Air Ohio 084°02′58″ Base Wing Materiel
Force Base W 445th Command.
Airlift Wright-Patte
Wing(AFRE rson is the
S) headquarters
of the
Aeronautical
Systems
Center
(ASC); Air
Force Global
 Logistics
Support
Center
(AFGSC) and
the Air Force
Research
Laboratory
(AFRL). It is
also the home
base of the
445th
Airlift Wing
of the Air
Force
Reserve
Command, an
Air Mobility
Command-gain
ed unit which
flies the C-5
Galaxy heavy
airlifter.
Also home of
the National
Museum of the
United
States Air
Force.[61]

DoD Joint Bases (USAF units)

Department of Defense Joint Bases were established in accordance with

congressional legislation implementing the recommendations of the 2005
Base Realignment and Closure Commission. The legislation ordered the
consolidation of separate military installations into a single joint base
as a result of the law. Jurisdiction was designated by the DoD. Most of
the facilities were geographically adjoining; others were within the same
area.[1][62]

USAF Unit
Name Location Coordinates Unit Designati Notes/Mission
Emblem on
Joint Base Washingto 38°50′34 Under United
Anacostia-Bolling n, D.C. ″N States Navy
077°00′58 jurisdiction.
″W Merger of USAF
Bolling AFB
and USN Naval
Support
Facility
Anacostia.

Non-flying
facility.
USAF
components
under Air
Force
District of
Washington,11
th Wing.
Mission is to
support
administrativ
e
requirements
of USAF
Pentagon
personnel and
other Air
Force offices
in the
Department of
Defense.[63][64]
Joint Base Andrews Camp 38°48′39 11th Wing Under USAF
Springs, ″N jurisdiction;
Maryland 076°52′01 Air Force
″W District of
Washington.
Merger of USAF
Andrews AFB
and USN Naval
Air Facility
Washington
 Primary USAF
mission at
Andrews is the
Air Mobility
Command 89th
Airlift Wing
Special Air
Mission,
logistics and
communication
s support for
the
President,
Vice
President and
other U.S.
senior
leaders. Air
Force One is
assigned to
the 89th AW.
459th AEW
(AFRES)
KC-135
Stratotanker[6
4][65]

Joint Base Charlesto 32°53′55 628th Air Under USAF

Charleston n, South ″N Base Wing jurisdiction;
Carolina 080°02′26 Air Mobility
″W Command.
Merger of USAF
Charleston
AFB and USN
Naval Support
Activity
Charleston

USAF
components:
437th Airlift
Wing operates
C-17
Globemaster
 III heavy
airlift
aircraft on a
worldwide
basia.
Supports
AFRES
operations of
the
integrated
315th Airlift
Wing [66]
Joint Base Anchorage 61°15′05 673d Air Under USAF
Elmendorf-Richard , Alaska ″N Base Wing jurisdiction;
son 149°48′23 3d Wing Pacific Air
″W 477th Forces.
Fighter Merger of USAF
Group Elmendorf AFB
176th and USA Fort
Wing (AK Richardson
ANG)

USAF
components:
3d Wing F-22
Raptor air
superiority
fighter
supports and
defends U.S.
interests in
the Asia
Pacific
region and
around the
world. AK ANG
176th Wing
operates
eight C-130H
Hercules
aircraft.
Also HQ of
PACAF
Eleventh Air
 Force, DOD
Alaskan
Command
(ALCOM),
Alaska NORAD
Region [67][68]
Joint Base Hampton, 37°04′58 633d Air Under USAF
Langley–Eustis Virginia ″N Base Wing jurisdiction;
076°21′38 1st Air Combat
″W Fighter Command.
Wing Merger of USAF
480th ISR Langley AFB
Wing and USA Fort
192d Eustis
Fighter
Wing (VA
ANG) USAF
components:
1st Fighter
Wing F-22
Raptor air
superiority
fighter
supports and
defends U.S.
interests
around the
world. 480th
ISR Wing
operates
"Sentinel"
weapon
system,
conducting
imagery,
cryptologic,
and
measurement
and
signatures
intelligence
activities.
Also HQ of Air
Combat
 Command (ACC)
[69]

Joint Base Tacoma, 47°08′51 627th Air Under United

Lewis-McChord Washingto ″N Base States Army
n 122°28′46 Group jurisdiction.
″W 62d Merger of USA
Airlift Fort Lewis and
Wing USAF McChord
446th AFB
Airlift
Wing
(AFRES) USAF
Western components
Air under Air
Defense Mobility
Sector Command. 62d
(WA ANG) Airlift Wing
C-17
Globemaster
III
airlifters
fly around the
world,
conducting
airdrop
training; it
also carries
out the
Antarctic
resupply
missions.
Washington
Air National
Guard
operates
Western Air
Defense
Sector NORAD
CONR-AFNORTH
Ground
Control
Interceptor
Base.[70][71]
Joint Base Trenton, 40°01′09 87th Air Under USAF
McGuire-Dix-Lakeh New ″N Base Wing jurisdiction;
urst Jersey 074°31′22 305th Air Air Mobility
″W Mobility Command.
Wing Merger of USAF
514th Air McGuire AFB,
Mobility USA Fort Dix,
Wing and USN Naval
(AFRES) Air
Engineering
Station
Lakehurst

USAF
components:
21st
Expeditionary
Mobility Task
Force 305th
Air Mobility
Wing 514th Air
Mobility Wing
C-17
Globemaster
III conducts
global
strategic
airlift and
air refueling
missions. In
addition to
aircraft and
aircrew
generation,
the 305th Air
Mobility Wing
controls one
of the Air
Force's
busiest
aerial ports,
and the air
operations at
 both McGuire
and Lakehurst
Fields. Also
621st
Contingency
Response Wing
and 108th Air
Refueling
Wing (NJ ANG)
[72]

Joint Base Pearl Honolulu, 21°20′59 15th Wing Under United

Harbor-Hickam Hawaii ″N 154th States Navy
157°57′31 Wing (HI jurisdiction.
″W ANG) Merger of USAF
Hickam AFB,
and USN Naval
Base Pearl
Harbor

USAF
components
under Pacific
Air Forces.
15th Wing F-22
Raptor air
superiority
fighter
projects
peace and
power in the
Pacific and
beyond. Also
15th Wing (HI
ANG), HQ
Pacific Air
Forces and
Thirteenth
Air Force [73][74]
Joint Base San San 29°26′56 502d Air Under USAF
Antonio Antonio, ″N Base Wing jurisdiction;
Texas 098°26′56 340th Air Education
″W Flying and Training
Training Command.
 Group Merger of USAF
(AFRES) Lackland AFB,
433d Randolph AFB
Airlift and USA Fort
Wing Sam Houston
(AFRES)
149th
Fighter Randolph AFB
Wing (TX 12th Flying
ANG) Training Wing
provides
specialized
undergraduate
pilot
training
(UPT).
Aircraft
include T-6
Texan II, T-1
Jayhawk, T-38
Talon.
Lackland AFB
provides USAF
Basic
Training to
new Airmen and
supports
Texas Air
National
Guard 149th FW
F-16 and Air
Force Reserve
433d AW C-5
flight
operations at
Kelly Field
Annex
(Formerly
Kellly
AFB).[75][76][77]
Joint Region Guam 13°34′52 36th Wing Under United
Marianas ″N States Navy
144°55′28 jurisdiction
″E Merger of USN
 Naval Base
Guam and USAF
Andersen Air
Force Base

USAF Pacific
Air Forces
36th Wing at
Andersen AFB.
Supports
transient
aircraft
using
Andersen for
training
operations.
(No permanent
aircraft
assigned)
[78][79]

U.S. ARMY BASES

United States

 Alabama  Mississippi
o Anniston Army Depot o Camp McCain (ARNG)
o Fort Rucker o Camp Shelby
o Redstone Arsenal o Mississippi Ordnance
 Alaska Plant
o Fort Greely  Missouri
o Fort Wainwright o Camp Clark (ARNG)
o Joint Base Elmendorf o Fort Leonard Wood
Richardson  Montana
 Arizona o Fort William Henry
o Camp Navajo (ARNG) Harrison (ARNG)
o Fort Huachuca  Nebraska
o Yuma Proving Ground o Camp Ashland (ARNG)
 Arkansas  Nevada
 o Camp Joseph T. Robinson o Hawthorne Army
(ARNG) Ammunition Depot
o Fort Chaffee  New Jersey
o Pine Bluff Arsenal o Joint Base
 California McGuire-Dix-Lakehur
o Camp Beale st
o Camp Cooke o Picatinny Arsenal
o Camp Haan|  New Mexico
o Camp Roberts (ARNG) o Los Alamos
o Camp San Luis Obispo Demolition Range
o Desert Training Center o White Sands Missile
o Fort Hunter Liggett Range
o Fort Irwin  New York
o Los Alamitos Joint o Camp Smith (New York)
Forces Training Base (ARNG)
o Military Ocean Terminal o Fort Drum
Concord o Fort Hamilton
o Naval Base Point Loma o United States
o Parks Reserve Forces Military Academy at
Training Area West Point
o Presidio of Monterey o Watervliet Arsenal
o San Joaquin Depot  North Carolina
 Sharpe Facility o Camp Butner (ARNG)
 Stockton's Rough o Camp Davis
& Ready Island o Camp Mackall
 Tracy Facility o Fort Bragg
o Sierra Army Depot o Military Ocean
 Colorado Terminal Sunny Point
o Fitzsimons Army Medical o Pope Army Airfield
Center  North Dakota
o Fort Carson o Camp Grafton (ARNG)
o Fort Logan National  Ohio
Cemetery o Camp Perry (ARNG)
o Pueblo Chemical Depot o Camp Ravenna Joint
 Delaware Military Training
o Bethany Beach Training Center (ARNG)
Site (ARNG)[1] o Camp Sherman (ARNG)
 District of Columbia  Oklahoma
o Fort Lesley J. McNair o Camp Gruber (ARNG)
 Florida o Fort Sill
o Camp Blanding (ARNG) o McAlester Army
 Georgia Ammunition Plant
o Camp Frank D. Merrill  Oregon
 o Fort Benning o Camp Rilea (ARNG)
o Fort Gordon o Umatilla Chemical
o Fort Stewart Depot
o Hunter Army Airfield  Pennsylvania
 Hawaii o Carlisle Barracks
o Fort DeRussy (MWR o Charles E. Kelly
Resort) Support Facility
 Hale Koa Hotel (part of Joint Base
o Fort Shafter McGuire-Dix-Lakehur
o Kunia Field Station st, New Jersey)
o Pohakuloa Training Area o Fort Indiantown Gap
o Schofield Barracks (ARNG)
o Tripler Army Medical o Harrisburg Military
Center Post (ARNG)
o Wheeler Army Airfield o Letterkenny Army
 Idaho Depot
o MTA Gowen Field Boise o New Cumberland Army
(ARNG) Depot
o Orchard Range TS Boise o Tobyhanna Army Depot
(ARNG)  Puerto Rico
o TS Edgemeade Mountian o Fort Buchanan
Home (ARNG) o San Juan Army
 Illinois National Guard
o Charles M. Price Support Support Station
Center o Camp Santiago
o Rock Island Arsenal o Fort Allen
 Indiana o Roosevelt Roads Army
o Camp Atterbury Reserve Base
o Fort Benjamin Harrison  South Carolina
 Iowa o Fort Jackson
o Camp Dodge  Tennessee
o Fort Des Moines o Holston Army
o Iowa Army Ammunition Ammunition Plant
Plant o Kingston Demolition
 Kansas Range
o Fort Leavenworth o Milan Army
 Munson Army Ammunition Plant
Health Center  Texas
o Fort Riley o Camp Bowie
o Great Plains Joint o Camp Bullis
Training Area (ARNG) o Camp Mabry
 Kansas Regional o Camp Stanley Storage
Training Activity
 Institute (ARNG) o Camp Swift
 Nickel Hall o Camp Wolters (ARNG)
Barricks (ARNG) o Corpus Christi Army
 Smokey Hill Depot
Weapons Range o Fort Bliss
(ANG) o Fort Hood
 Kentucky o Fort Sam Houston
o Blue Grass Army Depot  Brooke Army
o Fort Campbell Medical Center
o Fort Knox o Martindale Army
 Louisiana Airfield
o Camp Beauregard o Red River Army Depot
o Fort Polk  Utah
 Peason Ridge o Camp W. G. Williams
Artillery Range (ARNG)
 Maine o Dugway Proving
o MTA Deepwoods (ARNG) Ground
o MTA Riley-Bog Brook o Tooele Army Depot
(ARNG)  Vermont
o TS Caswell (ARNG) o Camp Ethan Allen
o TS Hollis Plains (ARNG) Training Site (ARNG)
 Maryland  Virginia
o Aberdeen Proving Ground o Camp Pendleton State
o Fort Detrick Military Reservation
o Fort George G. Meade (ARNG)
 Massachusetts o Fort A.P. Hill
o Camp Curtis Guild (ARNG) o Fort Belvoir
o Camp Edwards (ARNG) o Fort Eustis
o Fort Devens o Fort Lee
o Natick Army Soldiers o Fort Myer
Systems Center o Fort Pickett (ARNG)
 Michigan o Quantico Military
o Camp Grayling(ARNG) Reservation
o Detroit Arsenal o Radford Army
o Fort Custer (ARNG) Ammunition Plant
 Minnesota o Washington & Lee
o Camp Ripley (ARNG) University
o West Point Military
Reservation (West
Point, Virginia)
 Washington
o Fort Lewis
o Yakima Training
 Center
 West Virginia
o Camp Dawson West
Virginia Training
Area (ARNG)
 Wisconsin
o Fort McCoy
o Camp Williams (ARNG)
 Wyoming
o Guernsey Maneuver
Area (ARNG)

U.S. States with no U.S. Army

posts

 New Hampshire
 Rhode Island

Closed Installations

 Alabama  Minnesota
o Fort McClellan o Camp Savage
 Arizona o Fort Snelling (ARNG)
o Camp Bouse[1]  Mississippi
 California o Camp Van Dorn Camp
o Camp Anza closed, although a
o Camp Callan military museum now
o Camp Kearny exists on the premises.
o Camp Kohler[2]  Missouri
o Camp Lawrence J. o Camp Crowder
Hearn o Fort Osage
o Camp Lockett o Jefferson Barracks
o Fort MacArthur  Montana
o Fort Mason o Fort Missoula
o Camp McQuaide  Nebraska
o Camp Santa Anita o Fort Robinson
o Camp Seeley o Sioux Army Depot[5]
o Camp Stoneman  Nevada
o Camp Young[3] o Camp Williston
o Fort Baker  New Jersey
 o Fort Ord o Camp Charles Wood
o Fort Point o Camp Coles
o Fort Tejon o Camp Edison
o Fort Winfield Scott o Camp Kilmer
o Fort Yuma o Fort Monmouth
o Oakland Army Base  New Mexico
o Presidio of San o Camp Cody
Francisco o Fort Union National
o Sacramento Army Depot Monument
o San Carlos War Dog  New York
Training Center[4] o Camp Shanks
 Colorado o Camp Upton
o Camp Hale o Fort Niagara
o Fort Garland o Fort Totten
o Camp George West o Madison Barracks
Historic District o Plattsburgh Barracks
COANG o Seneca Army Depot
o Rocky Mountain  North Carolina
Arsenal o Fort Fisher
 Connecticut  North Dakota
o Camp Niantic o Fort Abraham Lincoln
 Delaware o Camp Sutton
o Bethany Beach Anti  Ohio
Aircraft Artillery o Camp Millard
Station o Erie Proving Ground
 District of Columbia - o Fort Hayes
Washington, D.C.  Oregon
o Walter Reed Army o Camp Abbott
Medical Center o Camp Adair
 Florida o Camp Sherman
o Camp Gordon Johnston o Fort Stevens (Oregon)
o Camp Murphy o Camp White
o Daytona Beach WAC  Pennsylvania
Training Center o Shenango Personnel
 Georgia Replacement Depot[6]
o Camp Toccoa  Puerto Rico
o Camp Wheeler o Fort Brooke
o Fort Gillem o Henry Barracks
o Fort McPherson  South Carolina
o Fort Oglethorpe o Camp Croft
 Idaho  South Dakota
o Idaho Launch Complex o Fort Meade
 Illinois  Tennessee
 o Camp Lincoln o Camp Forrest
o Camp Ellis o Camp Tyson
o Camp Grant  Texas
o Fort Sheridan o Camp Barkeley
 Indiana o Camp Howze
o Newport Chemical o Camp Hulen
Depot o Camp Maxey
 Kansas o Fort Brown
o Camp Phillips o Fort Clark
 Louisiana o Fort D.A. Russell
o Camp Claiborne o Fort McIntosh
o Camp Livingston o Fort Ringgold[7]
o Camp Pontchartrain o Ingleside Army Depot
 Maryland o Lone Star Army
o Camp Ritchie Ammunition Plant
o Catoctin Training o Longhorn Army
Center Ammunition Plant
o Fort Washington  Virginia
 Massachusetts o Camp Patrick Henry
o Camp Candoit o Chopawamsic Training
o Camp Havedoneit Center
o Camp Myles Standish o Fort Monroe
o Camp Washburn o Front Royal
o Camp Wellfleet Quartermaster Depot
 Michigan o Vint Hills Farm Station
o Fort Brady  Washington
o Chrysler Tank School o Camp Bonneville
o Fort Canby
o Fort Columbia
o Fort Lawton
o Mount Rainier Ordnance
Depot
o Fort Steilacoom
o Fort Vancouver
o Vancouver Barracks
o Fort Worden
o Walla Walla Army Air
Base
 Wyoming
o Fort Francis E. Warren
o Fort Laramie National
Historic Site
o Wyoming National Guard
 Camp

U.S. AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASES

Allen C. Thompson Field Air National Guard Base, Jackson, MS, USA
Alpena County Regional Airport (ANGB), Alpena, MI, USA
Andrews Air National Guard Base (AFB), Camp Springs, MD, USA
Atlantic City Air National Guard Base (IAP), Egg Harbor Township, NJ, USA
Bangor Air National Guard Base, Bangor (IAP), ME, USA
Barnes Air National Guard Base, Westfield, MA, USA
Battle Creek Air National Guard Base, Battle Creek, MI, USA
Boise Air National Guard Base, Boise (MAP), ID, USA
Bradley Air National Guard Base, Windor Locks (IAP), CT, USA
Buckley Air National Guard Base, Aurora, CO, USA
Burlington Air National Guard Base, South Burlington (IAP), VT, USA
Byrd Field (ANGB IAP Richmond), Sandston, VA, USA
Capital Air National Guard Base, Springfield (MAP), IL, USA
Carswell Field Air National Guard Base (NAS Ft. Worth, JRB), Ft. Worth, TX, USA
Channel Islands Air National Guard Base, Point Mugu, CA, USA
Charlotte/Douglas International Airport (ANGB), Charlotte, NC, USA
Cheyenne Air National Guard Base, Cheyenne (MAP), WY, USA
Colonel Francis S. Gabreski Airport (ANGB), Westhampton Beach, NY, USA
Dane County Air National Guard Base (RAP), Madison, WI, USA
Dannelly Field Air National Guard Base, Montgomery (RAP), AL, USA
Des Moines Air National Guard Base, Des Moines (MAP), IA, USA
Dobbins Air National Guard Base (ARB), Marietta, GA, USA
Duluth Air National Guard Base, Duluth (IAP), MN, USA
Eastern West Virginia Air National Guard Base (RAP), Martinsburg, WV, USA
Ebbing Air National Guard Base, Fort Smith (MAP), AR, USA
Ellington Field Air National Guard Base, Houston, TX, USA
Forbes Field Air National Guard Base, Topeka, KS, USA
Fort Wayne Air National Guard Base, Fort Wayne (MAP), IN, USA
Fresno Air National Guard Base, Fresno, CA, USA
Galena Airport Air National Guard Base, Galena (AP), AK, USA
Gowen Field (ANGB Boise), Boise (MAP), ID, USA
Great Falls Air National Guard Base, Great Falls (IAP), MT, USA
Greater Peoria Air National Guard Base (RAP), Bartonville, IL, USA
Gulfport-Biloxi Regional Airport (ANGB), Gulfport, MS, USA
Hancock International Airport (ANGB), Syracuse, NY, USA
Harrisburg International Airport (ANGB), Middletown, PA, USA
Hector International Airport (ANGB), Fargo, ND, USA
Hondo Air National Guard Base, Hondo (MAP), TX, USA
Hulman Field (ANGB IAP Terre Haute), Terre Haute, IN, USA
Jacksonville Air National Guard Base (IAP), Callahan, FL, USA
Joe Foss Field Air National Guard Base, Sioux Falls, SD, USA
Key Field Air National Guard Base, Meridian, MS, USA
Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base, Klamath Falls, OR, USA
Kulis Air National Guard Base, Anchorage (IAP), AK, USA
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport (ANGB), St. Ann, MO, USA
Lincoln Air National Guard Base, Lincoln (MAP), NE, USA
Little Rock Air National Guard Base (AFB), Jacksonville, AR, USA
Louisville Air National Guard Base, Louisville (IAP), KY, USA
Mansfield Lahm Airport Air National Guard Base, Mansfield, OH, USA
Martin State Airport Air National Guard Base, Baltimore, MD, USA
McEntire Air National Guard Base, Columbia, SC, USA
McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, Alcoa, TN, USA
Memphis International Airport (ANGB), Oakville, TN, USA
Minneapolis-St. Paul Air National Guard Base, Minneapolis (IAP), MN, USA
Mitchell Field Air National Guard Base (IAP), Milwaukee, WI, USA
Montgomery Regional Airport (ANGB Dannelly Field), Montgomery, AL, USA
Munoz Air National Guard Base, San Juan (IAP), Puerto Rico
Nashville Metropolitan Airport (ANGB), Nashville, TN, USA
New Castle Air National Guard Base, New Castle County AP, DE, USA
O'Hare International Airport (ANGB), Chicago, IL, USA
Otis Air National Guard Base, Falmouth, MA, USA
Pease Air National Guard Base, Portsmouth, NH, USA
Phoenix Sky Harbour International Airport (ANGB), Phoenix, AZ, USA
Pittsburgh Air National Guard Base (IAP), Coraopolis, PA, USA
Portland Air National Guard Base (IAP), Portland, OR, USA
Quonset State Airport Air National Guard Base, North Kingston, RI, USA
Reno-Tahoe International Airport (ANGB), Reno, NV, USA
Richmond Air National Guard Base (IAP), Sandston, VA, USA
Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base (IAP), Columbus, OH, USA
Rosecrans Air National Guard Base, St. Joseph (MAP), MO, USA
Salt Lake Air National Guard Base, Salt Lake City (IAP), UT, USA
Savannah Air National Guard Base (IAP), Garden City, GA, USA
Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Mount Clemens, MI, USA
Shepherd Field ANGB (Eastern West Virginia RAP), Martinsburg, WV, USA
Sioux Gateway Airport (ANGB), Sioux City, IA, USA
Springfield-Beckley Muncipal Airport (ANGB), Springfield, OH, USA
Standiford Field (ANGB Louisville), Louisville (IAP), KY, USA
Stewart Air National Guard Base, Newburgh (IAP), NY, USA
Stratton Air Guard Base, Schenectady (County AP), NY, USA
Sumpter Smith Air National Guard Base, Birmingham (IAP), AL, USA
Terre Haute International AP (ANGB), Terre Haute, IN, USA
Toledo Express Airport Air National Guard Base, Swanton, OH, USA
Truax Field ANGB (Dane County Regional Airport), Madison, WI, USA
Tucson Air National Guard Base, Tucson IAP, AZ, USA
Tulsa Air National Guard Base, Tulsa (IAP), OK, USA
Volk Field Air National Guard Base, Camp Douglas, WI, USA
Will Rogers Air National Guard Base, Oklahoma City, OK, USA
Yeager Airport Air National Guard Base, Charleston, WV, USA

U.S. COAST GUARD BASES

List of Coast Guard Bases

Air Station Cape Cod

Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Air Station Cape Cod is located in Sandwich, in the western part of

Massachusetts, inside a different installation – Otis. Both of them are
operated by the United States Coast Guard. It is an air station run by
Captain David Thr...

Air Station Clearwater

Clearwater, Florida

Air Station Clearwater is the largest and most significant air station
operated and maintained by the United States Coast Guard. There are a few
air stations in this armed force of the country though. This one is located
within th...

Air Station Elizabeth City

Elizabeth City, North Carolina

Air Station Elizabeth City is a military facility located in the city with
the same name, in the northeastern corner of South Carolina. The facility
is located in the local airport. It is operated by the United States Coast
Guard ...

Aviation Training Center

Mobile, Alabama

A few people fail to consider the United States Coast Guard when they think
about the armed forces in the country. Although it is not as popular
overseas, it is just as important in the country. It is the only armed
force that is ...
Coast Guard Academy

New London, Connecticut

Located in New London, Connecticut, Coast Guard Academy is one of the most
prestigious institutions in the United States of America. It is the one
and only academy with military purposes of the US Coast Guard. When
compared to the...

Coast Guard Headquarters

Washington, D.C., Washington DC

The United States Coast Guard may not be among the most popular armed
forces outside of the United States of America, but its role and importance
in the country is vital. It is among the seven uniformed forces in the
country. It i...

Coast Guard Institute

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

The United States Coast Guard is among the five military forces in the
country. It is the only one of them that responds in front of the Department
of Homeland Security. It deals with multiple operations in the country
and not onl...

Coast Guard Yard

Baltimore, Maryland

Coast Guard Yard is actually a shipyard maintained and operated by the

United States Coast Guard. The shipyard was established in Anne Arundel
County, Maryland. It is located in Curtis Bay, a few kilometers away from
Baltimore. It...

Container Inspection Training

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Container Inspection Training and Assistance Team is one of the most

important units working for the United States Coast Guard. The unit
consists of highly trained professionals. They are responsible for
inspecting the containers ...

District 7
Miami, Florida

District 7 is responsible for the good going and defensive operations in

Florida. It is headquartered in Miami and deals with the operations in
South Carolina, Florida and Georgia. It is, therefore, a small military
unit overseein...

Finance Center

Chesapeake, Virginia

Finance Center is an institution spreading around the United States of

America, but operated by the United States Coast Guard. It has multiple
offices and centers, but the headquarters is located in Chesapeake,
Virginia. It is the...

ISC Alameda

Alameda, California

Integrated Support Command Alameda is a wide installation located in the

western part of California, in Alameda. The base belongs to the United
States Coast Guard. It is located on a small island that can also be
accessed through ...

ISC Cleveland

Cleveland, Ohio

Integrated Support Cleveland is one of the multitude of similar

installations operated by the United States Coast Guard. This center is
responsible for the units and divisions deployed to Ohio only. It is
commanded by Lieutenant A...

ISC Kodiak

Kodiak Island, Alaska

Located in the city with the same name in Alaska, Integrated Support
Command Kodiak is currently the largest operating installation run by the
United States Coast Guard. It spreads over 23,000 acres and holds another
record for th...

ISC Miami

Miami Beach, Florida

Integrated Support Command Miami is one of the few similar commands run
by the United States Coast Guard throughout the country. Just like the
other centers, this one is responsible for the military troops – both
active and reti...

Loran Support Unit

Wildwood, New Jersey

Run and operated by the United States Coast Guard, Loran Support Unit is
located in Wildwood, New Jersey and under Gary Thomas’s command. The unit
is responsible for the LRNS – Long Range Navigation System. There are
a few...

Marine Safety Center

Washington, D.C., Washington DC

The United States Coast Guard is one of the five military branches in the
United States of America. Judging by its history and operations, it is
probably the less popular one in the world. However, if you judge by the
internal ope...

Marine Safety Lab

Groton, Connecticut

Marine Safety Lab is by far one of the most important facilities the United
States Coast Guard owns and runs. The lab is actually one of the multitude
of centers established for a wide variety of purposes. This is the American
arm...

Marine Safety Unit Valdez

Valdez, Alaska

For a lot of people, Valdez is nothing but a touristic place in Alaska.

It is a city with plenty of natural attractions. However, when it comes
to the authorities in the area, Valdez is more than that. It is located
in Alaska, a p...

National Maritime Center

Arlington, Virginia
National Maritime Center is among the main institutions in the United
States Coast Guard. The center provides credentials to all the mariners
who are up to pursuing a prolific career in this armed force. The US Coast
Guard has ser...

National Pollution Center

Arlington, Virginia

The National Pollution Funds Center was created under the United States
Coast Guard for the purpose of ensuring that companies transporting oil
across American waters have the capability to handle any untoward
incidents. The cente...

National Response Center

Washington, D.C., Washington DC

National Response Center is one of the fresh, yet extremely popular

centers maintained and operated by the United States Coast Guard. The
center is responsible for taking over all the emergencies and reports
coming from civilians....

National Strike Force

Elizabeth City, North Carolina

National Strike Force (NSF) is owned and operated by the United States
Coast Guard and responsible for dealing with a safe environment. Just like
the officials like to describe it, the units are always open for any
situation, at a...

Navigation Center

Alexandria, Virginia

Navigation Center operated by the United States Coast Guard doesn’t need
too much introduction. The center provides the most advanced techniques
and technologies when it comes to navigational systems. It supports all
the mis...

Operations Systems Center

Martinsburg, West Virginia

Operations Systems Center (OSC) is a government owned center operated by
the United States Coast Guard. The installation is also open to private
contractors and actually works in a tight collaboration with a few popular
American n...

Research and Development Center

Groton, Connecticut

Located in the southern side of Connecticut, R & D Center is one of the

few military facilities operated by the United States Coast Guard in this
state. It is the only facility of its kind in this armed force. It is
responsible...

Sector Hampton Roads

Portsmouth, Virginia

Portsmouth is a historic place located in the southeastern part of

Virginia that hosts multiple military installations, including one that
belongs to the United States Coast Guard. The location is excellent for
the well known miss...

Sector SE New England

Woods Hole, Massachusetts

Sector SE New England is a military service owned by the United States

Coast Guard. Its headquarters is established in Woods Hole, in the
southeastern part of Massachusetts, in Barstable County. It is one of the
new services owned...

Station Castle Hill

Newport, Rhode Island

Newport is said to be the sailing capital of the world, according to the

official description. It is also referred to as the city by the sea. The
small city is located on an island, in the southern part of Rhode Island.
It has a l...

Station Maui

Wailuku, Hawaii
Station Maui is among the important and most active military installations
run and operated by the United States Coast Guard. That is because it hosts
a few units of the 14-th District. The 14-th District is the largest
division i...

Station Point Judith

Narragansett, Rhode Island

The United States Coast Guard presence in Rhode Island makes this armed
force of the United States of America one of the most common names in the
area. The US Coast Guard hangs around since the late 19-th century. However,
most of...

Surface Forces Logistics

Baltimore, Maryland

Surface Forces Logistics is a military center operated by the United

States Coast Guard. It is its most important logistics center in the United
States of America. The center is located in Baltimore,In the central part
of Maryland...

Telecom Systems Command

Alexandria, Virginia

Telecom Systems Command is one of the units the United States Coast Guard
is responsible for. It deals with all the informational and computerized
systems of this armed force. The command has multiple centers spread
throughout the...

TRACEN Petaluma

Petaluma, California

TRACEN Petaluma is one of the three training sites operated by the United
States Coast Guard to educate and improve the skills of its military units.
The other two centers are located in Virginia and New Jersey. The one in
Petalum...

Training Center Cape May

Cape May, New Jersey

Training Center Cape May is the most important training center for all
the recruits and aspirants to the United States Coast Guard. The center
is obviously operated by the US Coast Guard and commanded by Captain
William G. Kelly. ...

Training Center Yorktown

Yorktown, Virginia

Training Center Yorktown represents the most important training site for
the troops in the United States Coast Guard, but only for Virginia. However,
even when it comes to the nationwide system, it is still among the most
importan...

USCG ISC Honolulu

Honolulu, Hawaii

USCG ISC Honolulu – Integrated Support Command – is one of the major

military facilities operated by the United States Coast Guard in Honolulu,
Hawaii. The unit has a major role on the island. Its headquarters is
located in th...

USCG Juneau

Juneau, Alaska

USCG Juneau is a military installation operated and run by the United

States Coast Guard. The facility is located in the city with the same name,
which is actually the capital of Alaska. The strategical location gives
this install...

Vessel Document Center

Falling Waters, West Virginia

Vessel Document Center is one of the military installations owned by the

United States Coast Guard, although it provides military support in
critical times only. The military role is activated for defensive purposes.
Other than th...