U.S. Military Base Directory

A complete searchable directory of 1,518 known U.S. military installations worldwide — 824 domestic bases and 506 overseas bases across 113 countries.

1,518
Total Installations
824
Domestic Bases
506
Overseas Bases
113
Countries

Showing 1-50 of 1,518 installations

NameCountryType
?BahrainLily Pad
?BahrainLily Pad
?BahrainLily Pad
?BahrainLily Pad
?BelgiumLily Pad
?BelgiumLily Pad
?Costa ricaLily Pad
?GreeceLily Pad
?GreeceLily Pad
?SpainLily Pad
?Virgin islandsLily Pad
?Virgin islandsLily Pad
"Archipelago" CSL [loc? Sulu]PhilippinesLily Pad
14th Battalion, ToledoUruguayUS-Funded
1LT John A Fera USARCUnited StatesDomestic
1SG Robert L Kuhn USARCUnited StatesDomestic
9th RRC Saipan Army Reserve SaipanNorthern mariana isOverseas Base
AbecheChadOverseas Base
Aberdeen Proving GroundUnited StatesDomestic
AccraGhanaLily Pad
Adelphi Laboratory CenterUnited StatesDomestic
Afobaka Tropics Test SiteSurinameLily Pad
AgadezNigerOverseas Base
Agana Navy Active AganaGuamOverseas Base
Agualva Munitions Storage Annex Air Force Active LajesfieldPortugalOverseas Base
Ahmed Al JaberKuwaitOverseas Base
Air Force Active LajesfieldPortugalOverseas Base
Air Force Active LajesfieldPortugalOverseas Base
Air Force Maui Optical and Supercomputing SiteUnited StatesDomestic
Air Force Office of Scientific ResearchUnited StatesDomestic
Air Force Plant 4United StatesDomestic
Air Force Plant 42United StatesDomestic
Air Force Plant 44United StatesDomestic
Air Force Plant 6United StatesDomestic
Aitos (Aytos) Storage FacilityBulgariaLily Pad
Akasaka Administration Annex Air Force Active TokyoJapanOverseas Base
Akasaka Press Center Army Active TokyoJapanOverseas Base
Akasaki POL Dep Navy Active SaseboJapanOverseas Base
Akizuki Ammunition Depot Army Active AkizukiJapanOverseas Base
Al Anand CLOSED, YemenYemenOverseas Base
Al Asad AB, AnbarIraqOverseas Base
Al DhafraUnited arab emiratesOverseas Base
Al Mubarak AB @ Kuwait City IAPKuwaitOverseas Base
Al Mussanah ABOmanOverseas Base
Al Taqqadum, Eastern AnbarIraqOverseas Base
Al UdeidQatarOverseas Base
Al-Tanf 1.SyriaOverseas Base
ALF Fentress ChesapkeUnited StatesDomestic
ALF OrangeUnited StatesDomestic
Ali Al SalemKuwaitOverseas Base
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About This Data

Domestic base data comes from the Pentagon's FY2024 Base Structure Report via the National Transportation Atlas Database (NTAD). Overseas base data is compiled from David Vine's comprehensive research at American University, cross-referenced with the Pentagon's Base Structure Report.

The U.S. maintains the largest network of military bases in world history. No other nation has more than a handful of overseas military installations. This global footprint costs taxpayers hundreds of billions annually and enables the projection of military force to every corner of the planet.

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