Directory of U.S. Military Bases Worldwide, Third Edition

460 Pages·1998·42.351 MB·English

by  William R. Evinger

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THIRD EDITION
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WILLIAM R. EVINGER

Directory of U.S. Military
Bases Worldwide
Third Edition

Directory of U.S. Military
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Third Edition
Edited by William R. Evinger
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Contents
Preface vii
Acknowledgments viii
How to Use This Directory
Abbreviations Used in This Directory xi
Profiles of Military Bases in the U.S.
Alabama 3 Kentucky 95 North Dakota 163
Alaska 8 Louisiana 98 Ohio 166
Arizona 13 Maine 102 Oklahoma 171
Arkansas 17 Maryland 105 Oregon 175
California 19 Massachusetts 113 Pennsylvania 178
Colorado 41 Michigan 117 Rhode Island 185
Connecticut 45 Minnesota 121 South Carolina 187
Delaware 47 Mississippi 123 South Dakota 192
Distorf iCoclumtbi a 48 Missouri 128 Tennessee 194
Florida 53 Montana 132 Texas 197
Georgia 64 Nebraska 134 Utah 208
Hawaii 71 Nevada 136 Vermont 211
Idaho 79 New Hampshire 139 Virginia 212
Illinois 81 New Jersey 141 Washington 229
Indiana 86 New Mexico 146 West Virginia 236
Iowa 89 New York 149 Wisconsin 238
Kansas 91 North Carolina 157 Wyoming 241
Profiles of U.S. Military Bases Overseas 243
Puerto Rico 285
Australia 245 Guam 262
Bahamas 245 Honduras 263 Saudi Arabia 287
Singapore 287
Bahrain 246 Iceland 264
Belgium 246 Italy 264 Spain 288
Canada 247 Japan 267 Thailand 289
China 247 Johnston Atoll 274 Turkey 289
Cuba 248 Korea, Republic of 274 United Kingdom 290
Diego Garcia 248 Luxembourg 281 Virgin Islands 293
Egypt 249 Marshall Islands 281 Wake Island 294
France 249 Netherlands 281
Germany 250 Norway 283
Greece 261 Panama 283
Greenland 262 Portugal 285
Appendixes 295
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Indexes 307
Alphabetical Listing of Bases 309
Branch of Service Index 321
State/Country and Branch of Service Index 333
Alphabetical Listing of Units 345
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This third edition of the Directory of U.S. Military Bases contract expenditures; and services, including housing, tempo-
Worldwide lists nearly 1,200 active military bases and installa- rary housing, commissary and exchange, child care facilities,
tions in the continental United States and overseas. It is the only schools, libraries, medical facilities, and recreational opportu-
single source providing a comprehensive, in-depth guide to nities on base or nearby. The entries in this edition also contain
U.S. military bases/installations. The contents reflect recent some information on changes to be expected resulting from
base closings and provide information on forthcoming sched- future base closures and realignments. Some bases such as
uled base closures and realignments. All of the entries for the Cameron Station, Virginia; Philadelphia Naval Base and Ship-
bases contained in the second edition have been updated, as of yard, Pennsylvania; and Lowry Air Force Base, Colorado have
February 1998, and additional Coast Guard, National Guard, been closed and are no longer included in the listings. Other
and Reserve bases have been identified and included. bases may be gaining or losing major units due to arealignment
The Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and of activities.
Associated Terms defines military bases as “areas or localities Two appendixes follow the main text. The first summa-
containing installations that provide logistics or other support.” rizes the major closures and realignments announced during the
It defines installations as “groupings of facilities located in the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission (BRAC)
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base/installations of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, mendations of the 1988, 1991, 1993, and 1995 Defense Base
Coast Guard, National Guard, Reserve Forces, and Joint Serv- Closure and Realignment Commissions.
ice Installations, as well as Department of Defense agencies, There are four indexes in this Directory: (1) an alphabetical
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requests were sent to the public affairs offices of the bases/in- try) of bases by branch of service; and (4) a numerical and
stallations listed in the second edition, as well as to additional alphabetical index by unit, listing major units and their home
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Acknowledgements
This Directory would not have been possible without the help _ inquiries. The author is also grateful for the support for this
of the many Public Affairs Officers throughout the world who _ project provided by Jennifer Ashley and Magon Kinzie and the
took the time to fill out my survey, provide me with brochures —_ other members of The Oryx Press staff.
about their bases/installations, and/or answer my telephone