Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
Military
Bases
United States
Jacksonville, North
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Carolina
Satellite Bases
Jacksonville, North
Camp Geiger, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Carolina
Jacksonville, North
Courthouse Bay, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Carolina
Jacksonville, North
Stone Bay, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Carolina
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 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
[1]
Marine Corps Detachment, Redstone Arsenal Huntsville, Alabama
Huachuca City,
Marine Corps Detachment, Fort Huachuca Arizona
Marine Corps Detachment, Goodfellow Air Force Base San Angelo, Texas
Mari
ne
Cor
ps
Res
erve
Deta
chm
ent,
Nav
al
Air
Sta
tion
Joi
nt
Res
Bas
Wor
Fort
Texa
U.S.
NAVAL
BASES
California
Military
Ocean
Terminal
Concord
NAWS
China
Lake
(website)
NB
San Diego
(website)
NB
Coronado
(website)
o
Marine Corps Reserve Center Indianapolis, Heslar Naval Indianapolis,
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
Washington, D.C.
Florida
Georgia
Guam
NB Guam (website)
Hawaii
Illinois
Indiana
Maine
Maryland
Mississippi
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
NCTAMS LANT
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
NS Newport (website)
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
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
0
9
3
3
9
4
6
B h W w Air Force w S F s 2 R F
L Bo in and one of it t o e 1 e or
3 m g two r r c c
h
b (AFR c 2 o e.
ol B-52 2 i e 6 n
ES) U-
d Stratofortre d k n 2R
e ss wings; B e B 1 ai
st 307th BW Air W a 1 s
bo Force C
.
m Cali
y,
Reserve B-52 o
b forn
940t
wing m
ih
integrated m
aWing
a RQ-4
sance
n Wing Glob
H d Dragonlad al
Q [4
(AFRES) w
E ]
i Hawk o
g 1 and MC- r
h 2 12 l
t
Marys t Liberty d
h
B vill h A reconnai w
e 3908 ir ssan ce i
al 10N A
operat d
e ACC i
A ions e
9th r
ir .
F
o
r
c
e
H
Q
A
i
r
F
o
r
c
e
G
l
o
b
a
l
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
[5]
personnel.
Brooks San 292030.00 AFMC 311th Air Non-flying
C 9oks ce
i is mb
Group
t on er
y e 8,
-
of 1917
B
a the as
s old Brooks
e est Field.
A Air It
n For served
t ce then
o ins as an
n tall install
i ati ation
o on for the
, s, World
T ha War I
e vin Army
x g Air
a be Servic
[6]
s en e.
est
4 abl
2 ish
ed
N on
De
B A Aur
u i ora, 3
c r 9
kl
e 4
y 2
No F
0 n o
6 - r
F c
N l e
y
A i B
F n a
S g
s
C
4 e
6 C
0 o
th l
o
r
a
d
o
W
S
(CO ANG) missile
warning,
missile
defense,
technical
intelligence
, satellite
command and
control.
Colorado ANG
operates
F-16
Fighting
[7]
Falcons
Cannon Air Clovis, 342258N 27th Special
AFSO
Force Base Operations operations Gunship;
New Mexico base; SOW globally. Aircraft CV-22
[8]
Specia plans and include Osprey.
103192 l executes MC-130 Combat
0 Operat specialized Spear; MQ-1
W ion s and Predator;
Wing contingency AC-130
Cavalier Mountain, 484355N AFSC 21st Space Non-Flying
4
0
2
4
Center of
Excellence.
Creech is
home to the
unmanned
Predator
missions
conducted
regularly in
Afghanistan,
Iraq, and
[11]
Pakistan.
Tucson, 320959N ACC 355th
DavisMont 12th Air
h G)F
a o
n r
c
A e
i .
r 3
5
5
A t
Z h
F
F i
o g
r h
c t
e e
r
B W
a in
s g
e c
o
1 m
1 p
0 o
s
5
2 e
d
5 m
9 o
s
tl
W y
Fight o
f
A
c
E
And
Regeneration
Center,
where
hundreds of
retired
aircraft are
[12]
stored.
Dover, 390742N AMC 436th
Dover Air Operates C-5
F al an
o x t
r y o
c f
e
h D
B e e
a a f
s v e
e y n
D s
el s e
a t ,
w r a
ar a n
e
t d
e
0
g h
7
5 i a
c s
2
7 a b
i e
5 r e
3 l n
i
W
f u
Airl
t s
ift e
Wing
g d
512t
l
h o f
Airl
b o
ifta r
Wing
l p
(AFR
l r
ES)y o
G . c
a e
l A s
s c D Abi 1
i y len 2
n e e, t
s 32 h
g
s 2
A 51 A
m i
i 5
i r N r
l ACC
7th
i
Bom
t b
a
F
r
o
y r
c
p e
e B
r a
s s
o e
n T
n e
x
e
a
l s
k 0
i 9
l 9
l
e 5
d 1
1
i
7
n
b W
o Wing
t 317th
h Airli
ft
w Group
a (AMC)
r
a
n
d
p
e
a
Edwards Air Almost Edwards.
[15]
Edwards, every
345420 United Edwards
N AFMC States also
95th Air militar appears
Air Force y to have
F ase W h aircraft jurisdi
o Calif in t since ction
r orni g T the over
c 117 F e Air
e 53 l st 1950s has
been at Force
01 i
B Base g least Flight
partially Test
a
tested at Center
Valpar (Detach
W Edwards,
ais
and it has ment
3029
4 been the 3),
N
1 Nevada
2 Wing site of
many (AKA
t
aviation "Area
h
T breakthroug 51")
[16]
e h s with
s Air
experiment Armament
t
C al aircraft
e AFMC being
n tested at
t 96th Air
e Force Ba Wi C for the
r Base se ng ) develop
. Wi
A o, 53 Center ment,
Florid ng d . AAC acquis
i
r a 46 Wi is the ition,
th ng center testing
Te (A
0863 respon ,
st C
2W sible
E
g
l
i
n
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
440842N ACC 28th Bomb ce, and
aircrew
[17]
training.
Ellsworth Box 12th Air
A 3 F o
i 06
r 13
F
o W
r Wing
c
e
B
a
s
e
E
ld
e
r,
S
o
ut
h
D
a
k
ot
a
c
FC L
rh
ae
ny
ce
in
sn
Ee
.,
4
1
0
7
5
9
N
A
F
G
S
United
States Air
Force
[19]
ICBMs.
Spokane, 473654N AMC 92nd Air
Fairchild Operates
A ce R ng
i Washi e KC
r ngto f -
F 117 u 13
o 392 e 5
r 0 li
B n
a g
s ,
e a
s
w
e
l
l
a
s
p
a
C
s
W
1 s
e
n
g
e
F r
o
r a
t n
d
J
a c
c a
k r
s H g
o S o
n
n a
i
r
l
i d al m ni States
a ev T t Army
ac on instal
ua U latio
tio nit n
[21]
n ed .
Fort Meade 70t
Tenan
h t unit
Odent Int
on
on, elli
United
Maryl geStates
and nce
Army
, instal
Sur
latio
veil
n
la. Part
of the
nce
Air
and
Force
Rec
onn
ais
sance Wing Intelligence
,
Reconnaissan
[22]
ce Agency
Goodf Sa 17th 2d Air
3125 Training
ellow n Force.
An 46.6 Wing Non-
Air 7
Force gel 16N
flying
Base o, traini
Tex ng
1002
as base.
356.
5
434W
Goodfellow's
main mission
is
cryptologic
and
intelligence
training for
the Air
Force, Army,
Navy and
Marine Corps.
[23]
O
Wing (ACC) Ogden Air
419th Logistics
Fighter Center is
Wing primary
support
depot for
(AFRES) 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
[26]
1978.
Holloman Alamogord 325109N ACC 49th 12th Air
Air Force W r Force. sensor
Base F Wing Operates operators.
o, New i 46th F-22 Raptor. German Air
Mexico g Test Trains MQ-1 Force
h Wing Predator and training
106062 t (AFMC) MQ-9 Reaper unit. 46th TW
3 e pilots and 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
[27]
Germany.
Hurlburt HQ Wing
Mary Air
Force MC-130
F s Combat
302540
N AFSO E Spear; MQ-1
1st Predator;
Sp
Gunship;
eci
Osprey. ACC
al
505th
Op
capability
era
testing,
tio
training;
n [28]
School.
Wi
ng K B 2
24t ee il 302 d
sl o 441 A
h er x N ir
Sp Ai i, AETC F
eci r 81st o
r
al c
Op e
era .
tio F ase Tr Pri
n o Mississi ai ma
Wi rc p ni ry
e 0885 n AET
ng B 525 g C
50
pT i
5th
i c
Co a
mm W l
and Wing
and
Co
ntr
ol
S
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
[30]
aircraft.
Del Rio, 292134N AETC 47th
Laughlin 19th Air
A0 F a (
i W or t U
r F c P
F e. e T
o S )
r p p a
c e i n
e ci l d
al o i
B iz t s
a e
s d t t
e u r h
T n a e
e d i l
x er n a
a gr i r
s
a n g
d g e
1 s
u
0
t l ci
en
p . g
i Ts
l h
o e
t
a
t i
r r
a f
i i
n e
i l
n d
g
b h
a a
s n
e d
l
i e
n s
t t
h h
e e
A m
i o
r s
t
F t
o a
r k
c e
e o
. f
f
T s
h
e a
n
a d
i
r l
f a
i n
e d
among all
airports in
the United
States.
Aircraft
include T-6
Texan II, T-
1
Jayhawk,
Jacksonvi 345501N AMC 19th T-38 Talon
[31]
Little Rock
C-130
A s 8 Airlift
i a 47 Wing
r s 314th
W Airlift
F Wing
o L (AETC)
r o
c s
e
A
n
Bg
a e
s l
e e
s
l
l
e
,
P
u
l
a
s
k
i
C
o
u
n
t E
y l AF
, SC
61
A 0
9 33 st
r 5 Ai
2
k 50 r
a 0 8.7
n 9
[32]
AH, e t rlift a ial ery. Non-
i e r a and er deliv flying
r r t s r Air do, N facility.
l c r , y Force Californi Sp
i u aa Base 1182250.2 ace
f l i n a Segun Base Group an
d
t e nd s
a Miss
b s i 3W ile
a nl w
s t go e
e r C a l
f a- d l
o i 1 m
r n3 a a
A i 0 s s
i n t
r gpe 2
Mb i r 8
o a l s
b s o a
il e t f l
i sr l
f
t o, o i
y r m e
n d
C t aa
o hv l n
m ei l a
m Dg b t
a e ar i
n p t a o
d a on n
. r r c s
A t s h ,
l m, e
s e s i
o n f n
t l o
o i f t
n o gt a
l f hh c
y t e t
D i
C e e U c
- f n S a
1 e g m l
3 n i i
0 s n l a
e e i i
Systems
Center
(SMC). The
center
manages
research,
development
and
acquisition
of military
space
[33]
systems.
Wilshire Air
Air Force Blvd, Los Forc Provides
Entertainme Angeles, e assistance
nt Liaison Californi Offi to the
Office a ce of entertainmen
Publ t industry as
ic a single
Affa point of
irs contact for
information
and
assistance
with
entertainmen
t
productions
having Air
Force themes
or segments.
L Pho 1
u enix, 9
k 33 t
e 32 h
06
A N A
i AETC i
r 56th r
F r F F
o i
r W g
c Fight
h
e er
t
Wing
B i
944th
a n
Fight
s g
er
e
Wing
A F
a
l
c
Ma h H
o a Ai Q
n c r
D U
t i n
l i
r
l t
a A e
i i d
n r
i T
n F0o M
g oW m )
b r Mm
a c9a
s eR
Sn
e
. B d
[3
a
4]
s (
e U
F S
l C
o E
r N
i T
d
C
a
O
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
[3
operations.
5]
M re 1 341st
a G at 7 L
l G
m 4 N M
s 7 -
t A 3
r 3 F 0
o 0 G G
m S
Al ut w
i e it
r W Mm h
F i a
o sn l
r sI a
c il I u
e eI n
WIC c
B i B h
a nM
s gb f
e Ma a
F i s c
a ne i
[36]
lities in central Montana.
Maxwell Montgomer 322245N AETC HQ Air
Air 42nd Air
a
n
d
a
n
t
i
-
r
a
d
i
a
t
i
o
n
s
u
p
p
r
e
s
s
i
o
n
o
f
e
n
e
m
y
a
i
r
ACC Ninth Air
Force;
United
States Air
Forces
Central
(USCENTAF)
and United
States Army
Central
[51]
(USARCENT)
Wichita 335920N AETC 82d
Sheppard 2d Air Force.
A Wing
A rd
8
i 80th '
r Flyin s
F g o
o Train n
r ing l
c Wing y
e m
u
B lt
a i
s -
e n
F a
a ti
ll o
s n
, a
T ll
e y
x m
a a
s n
n
0 e
9 d
8 a
n
2 d
9 m
a
3
1 n
a
W g
Train e
ing d
f ai t T Gre M
l p s h enla o
y u nd s
l 76 t
i f 31
n o e
52
g r
AN
i AFSC
t b r 821
st
r o
Air
a t
i h B
Base r
Group
n t
W h
i U
n S e
g A r
F n
p
r a U
o n S
g d A
r N F
a A f
m T a
O c
.[5 i
c
h
2] l
a i
r t
t y
e .
r U
e n
d d
e
t r
o o
p
p e
r r
o a
d t
u i
c o
e n
a
c l
o
m
b
control of
21st Space
Wing,
Peterson Air
Force Base,
Colorado.
Provides
missile
warning,
space
surveillance
and space
control to
NORAD and Air
Force Space
[53]
Command.
Oklahoma 352453N AFMC 72d Air
Tinker Air One of three
F Wing
A cs
o 552d t
r Air i
c Contr c
e
ol s
B Wing
a 507th s
s Air u
e Refue p
C ling p
it Wing o
y, (AFR r
O ES) t
kl
a d
h e
o p
m o
a t
0 f
9 o
7 r
B-
2 1,
3 B-
2,
1 B
2 -
5
W
2
Base
, 1
5
AWACS
aircraft.
The E-3's
radar and
other
sensors
provide
deep-look
surveillance
, warning,
interception
control and
airborne
battle
[5
management.
4]
Travis Air Fairfield 381546N AMC 60th Air The 60th AMW
Force Base , 1215539 Mobility is the
Californi W largest wing Extenders,
a in the Air and C-17
Wing Force's Air Globemaster
349th Air Mobility Mobility III aircraft
Wing (AFRES) Command, providing
with a fleet global
of C-5 airlift
Galaxies, around the
[55]
KC-10 world.
Tyndall Air Panama 30443N AETC 325th 19th Air
Force Base City, 853435W 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
[56]
States.
United Colorado 385925N 10th Air USAF Federal
States Air Springs, 1045130 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.
Enid, 362022N AETC 71st
Vance Air 19th Air
F 2 For i -
o ce. n 1
r c Ja
Sp
c W l yh
eci
e F a
aliz u
l ed d w
B k,
y e
a un T-
s i der 38
e n gra T T
O g du - al
kl at 6 o
a Te n
[58]
h r pil T
o a e
ot
m i
tra x
a
n ini a
i ng n
0
n (U
9
7 g PT) I
. I
5 WAir ,
5 i cr
n
aft T
0 g
VL
a o 3443
n m 57N
d p AFSC
e o 30th
n c Space
b , Launche
e s
r
g
A forni s a
i 120
r 340
F 5
o Wing
r
c
e
C
a
li
l ites s Missile
B S Force
a I Development
s Evaluation
e
a
W
[59]
program.
Knob 384349N
Whiteman AFGS 509th Bomb Operates B-2
Air No C rit
For ste 093 Wing
ce r, 32 Spi
53
B e ssouri
a MW
s i 131st Bomb stealth
Wing
bom
442d
ber
(AFRES)
desi
gne
d to
be
emp
loye
d to
stri
ke
high
-
valu
e
targ
ets
that
are
eith
er
out
of
rang
e of
con
vent
iona
l
airc
raft
or
con
side
red
to
be
too
hea
vily
defend I i
ed for I
conve
ntional o
aircra p
ft to e
strike r
witho a
ut a t
high i
risk o
of n
loss. s
Also .
[
suppor
6
ts Air
0
Force ]
Reserv
e A-10
Thund
erbolt
Wt 39 H
r D 49 Q
i a 23 ,
gy N A
ht AFMC ir
t o 88th F
- n Air o
P, r
a c
t e
ee s
r O t
s e
W
o Ba m
n se s
Win
Ag C
i 44 e
r 5th n
Ai t
F rli e
o ft r
r Win (
cg A
e FR S
E C
B S) )
aM ;
s A
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
[61]
Force.
USAF Unit
Name Location Coordinates Unit Designati Notes/Mission
Emblem on
Joint Base Washingto 385034 Under United
Anacostia-Bolling n, D.C. N States Navy
0770058 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
administrat
iv e
requirement
s of USAF
Pentagon
personnel
and other
Air Force
offices in
the
Department
Jo of
Defense.
int [63][64]
Ba 1
se 1t
An h
dre W
ws in
Ca g
mp U
n
d
e
r
U
S
A
F
Springs, j
Maryl a
W Andrews Faci
Air Force AFB and lity
District of USN Wash
Washington. Naval ingto
Merger of USAF Air n
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
[6
Stratotanker
4][65]
USAF
comp
onent
s:
1st
Fig
hter
Win
g F-
22
Rap
tor
air
sup
eri
orit
y
fig
hte
r
sup
port
s
and
defend e
s U.S. n
intere c
sts e
around
the a
world. c
480th t
ISR i
Wing v
operate i
s t
"Senti i
nel" e
weapo s
n .
system Al
, s
conduc o
ting H
Q
imager
of
y, A
crypto ir
logic, C
and o
measur m
ement ba
and t
signat
ures
intellig
Command (ACC)
[69]
U
S
N
N
a
v
a
l
A
i
both McGuire
and Lakehurst
Fields. Also
621st
Contingency
Response Wing
and 108th Air
Refueling
Wing (NJ ANG)
[72]
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
[73][74]
Air Force
San 292656
Joint Base San 502d Air Under USAF
USAF Pacific
Air Forces
36th Wing at
Andersen AFB.
Supports
transient
aircraft
using
Andersen for
training
operations.
(No permanent
aircraft
assigned)
[78][79]
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 McGuire-Dix-Lakehur
(ARNG) st
o Fort Chaffee o Picatinny Arsenal
o Pine Bluff Arsenal New Mexico
California o Los Alamos
o Camp Beale Demolition Range
o Camp Cooke o White Sands Missile
o Camp Haan| Range
o Camp Roberts (ARNG) New York
o Camp San Luis Obispo o Camp Smith (New York)
o Desert Training Center (ARNG)
o Fort Hunter Liggett o Fort Drum
o Fort Irwin o Fort Hamilton
o Los Alamitos Joint o United States
Forces Training Base Military Academy at
o Military Ocean Terminal West Point
Concord o Watervliet Arsenal
o Naval Base Point Loma North Carolina
o Parks Reserve Forces o Camp Butner (ARNG)
Training Area o Camp Davis
o Presidio of Monterey o Camp Mackall
o San Joaquin Depot o Fort Bragg
Sharpe Facility o Military Ocean
Stockton's Rough Terminal Sunny Point
& Ready Island o Pope Army Airfield
Tracy Facility North Dakota
o Sierra Army Depot o Camp Grafton (ARNG)
Colorado Ohio
o Fitzsimons Army Medical o Camp Perry (ARNG)
Center o Camp Ravenna Joint
o Fort Carson Military Training
o Fort Logan National Center (ARNG)
Cemetery o Camp Sherman (ARNG)
o Pueblo Chemical Depot Oklahoma
Delaware o Camp Gruber (ARNG)
o Bethany Beach Training o Fort Sill
Site (ARNG)
[1]
o McAlester Army
District of Columbia Ammunition Plant
o Fort Lesley J. McNair Oregon
Florida
o Camp Blanding (ARNG)
Georgia
o Camp Frank D. Merrill
o Hawthorne Army
Ammunition Depot
New Jersey
o Joint Base
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 ox
B
l Loui
u sian
e a
o
G
r Ca
a mp
s B
s ea
ur
A eg
r ar
m d
y o
D Fo
e rt
p P
o ol
t k
o
F Peaso
o n
r Ridge
t Artill
ery
C
a Range
m
p
Mai
b
ne
e o
l
l MT
o
A
De
F
ep
o
wo
r
od
t
s
(A
K
R
n
NG) c De amp t
o h tro M W. h
MTA u it a G. a
Rile s Ar r Willi n
-Bog e se t ams A
Broo t na i ( ll
k t l n A e
(ARNG) s o
d R
n
o o
a N
TS Camp Fo G T
Casw Curtis rt l r
)
ell Guild Cu e o a
(ARN (ARNG) ste i
G) o r A D n
o Camp (A r u i
TS Edwards RN m g n
Holli (ARN G) y w g
s G)
a S
Plain o
A
s Fort Min y it
Devennes i e
(ARN
G) s ota r P (
o o f r A
i o R
M Ca e v N
a mp l
Ri i G
r d n )
yl ple o
y g
a
n (A R
RN G Virginia
d e o
o G) d r
Aberd o
C
een R u
B a
Provi i n
ro m
ng v d
Groun o e o
p
d k r P
o e Too e
Fort A ele n
A
Detri M r Army d
r Dep
ck i m l
o c m y ot e
Fort h y
t
Georg i M D
e G. Vermont o
g e e
Meade a p o n
di
n o S
c
o t C t
al
M Camp a a
a C m
Graylin t
s g e Utah p e
s G) nt o
M
a o er E
o C il
i Fo m Ya
t rt m P Washingto ki
a E u o n m
us o a
r n i
tis i n Tr
y Fort
o ai
t t Lewi
Fo ni
R rt i M s n
e Le o i o
g
s e n l
e o i
r Fo P t
v rt l a
M a r
a
ye n y
ti r
o t
o
o R
n Fo
rt e
W
( Pi s
a
A c e
s
R et r
t h
N v
(A i
G a
R n
) t
N g
o i
G) t
o o
F o
n
o n
Q
r
ua (
t &
A nti W
. co e
L
P M e s
. ilit e t
H ar P
i y o
U
l R i
n
l es n
o i
er v t
F va e ,
o tio r
r n s V
t o i
i
B t r
e R g
df y
l o i
v or n
o d W i
i Ar e a
r m
o s )
y t
A
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)
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
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...
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
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...
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...
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...
Baltimore, Maryland
District 7
Miami, Florida
Finance Center
Chesapeake, Virginia
ISC Alameda
Alameda, California
ISC Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio
ISC Kodiak
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
Run and operated by the United States Coast Guard, Loran Support Unit is
located in Wildwood, New Jersey and under Gary Thomass command. The unit
is responsible for the LRNS Long Range Navigation System. There are
a few...
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...
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...
Valdez, Alaska
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...
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 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 doesnt need
too much introduction. The center provides the most advanced techniques
and technologies when it comes to navigational systems. It supports all
the mis...
Groton, Connecticut
Portsmouth, Virginia
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...
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...
Baltimore, Maryland
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 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. ...
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...
Honolulu, Hawaii
USCG Juneau
Juneau, Alaska