Explore public U.S. military base locations, documented military operations and global conflicts. Follow mapped locations and country reports to understand the events, military activity and policy decisions described in the records. Open the linked sources for dates, background and supporting evidence. Browse Army, Navy, Air Force and other publicly documented military locations alongside country summaries and historical context. The source links identify the basis for each reported event.
Explore public military locations, documented U.S. operations and statements about military force, alongside major conflicts. Country panels identify what happened, when it was reported and the original sources.
Military bases: green — Army / Marines; blue — Navy; light blue — Air Force; white — Coast Guard / unspecified.
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Iran — U.S. military operations
← Global conflicts reportIran — U.S. military operations
Ongoing hotspot — records through 2026-09-18.
The United States struck Iranian nuclear facilities in June 2025. A broader U.S.–Israeli campaign began February 28, 2026. Shipping through Hormuz was disrupted after that campaign began; later truces did not end the confrontation.
September 9, 2026: Reuters reported renewed U.S.–Iranian attacks on shipping near the Strait of Hormuz.
This map uses Iran’s outline and a soft red interior; the shading does not indicate control of territory.
February 28, 2026 — Minab: a strike hit Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School. Reuters reported that the UN mission attributed the attack to U.S. forces and recorded more than 150 deaths, including 120 children. The mission’s findings were published September 17.
Country-level reference; not a mapped battlefront or exact strike location.
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Ukraine — war with Russia
← Global conflicts reportUkraine — war with Russia
Ongoing hotspot — records through 2026-09-18.
Russia’s war in Ukraine continues. September reporting describes strikes on Ukrainian cities, Ukrainian attacks on Russian fuel infrastructure, and stalled peace efforts.
Comparable CSIS estimates, February 2022–December 2025: Russia 275,000–325,000 military deaths; Ukraine 100,000–140,000.
Over that same period, estimated casualties including killed, wounded and missing were about 1.2 million for Russia and 500,000–600,000 for Ukraine. These are estimates, not verified death registers.
A later CSIS estimate through June 2026 puts Russian deaths as high as 450,000 and total casualties at about 1.4 million. A matching Ukrainian update was not supplied in that study.
The purple Russia–Ukraine border is a geographic reference, not a current battlefront.
September 17, 2026: Reuters reported more than 20 people injured in Russian strikes across Ukraine, citing Ukrainian officials. Poland briefly closed two airports during attacks near its border.
September 14, 2026: Reuters reported that repeated long-distance Ukrainian drone attacks reduced Russian refinery output and contributed to fuel shortages. Ukraine says these attacks seek to raise the cost of Russia’s invasion.
Country-level reference; not a mapped battlefront or exact strike location.
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Iraq — counter-ISIS strike
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsIraq — counter-ISIS strike
On March 13, 2025, U.S. forces and Iraqi partners conducted an airstrike in Anbar against ISIS leadership. The operation targeted an armed group and involved Iraqi cooperation.
Documented operation date: 2025-03-13.
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Syria — Operation Hawkeye Strike
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsSyria — Operation Hawkeye Strike
U.S. forces launched strikes against ISIS targets on December 19, 2025, after an attack that killed two U.S. soldiers and an interpreter. Jordanian forces participated.
Documented operation date: 2025-12-19.
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Yemen — strikes against the Houthis
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsYemen — strikes against the Houthis
U.S. forces began a large campaign against Houthi targets on March 15, 2025. This entry records that campaign; it does not classify Yemen’s entire population or government as the target.
Documented operation date: 2025-03-15.
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Somalia — counterterrorism operations
← Global conflicts reportSomalia — counterterrorism operations
Ongoing hotspot — records through 2026-09-16.
U.S. strikes targeted ISIS-Somalia on February 1, 2025. Further operations against ISIS and al-Shabaab continued into 2026, including a reported September 4 strike coordinated with Somalia’s federal government.
Documented operation date: 2025-02-01.
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Nigeria — December 2025 strikes
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsNigeria — December 2025 strikes
U.S. forces struck alleged ISIS-linked targets in northwestern Nigeria on December 25–26, 2025. Nigeria described the strikes as a joint operation.
Documented operation date: 2025-12-25.
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Venezuela — January 2026 operation
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsVenezuela — January 2026 operation
U.S. forces attacked Venezuela on January 3, 2026, and captured Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores. They were brought to the United States to face criminal charges.
Documented operation date: 2026-01-03.
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Sudan — civil war
← Global conflicts reportSudan — civil war
Ongoing hotspot — records through 2026-09-16.
War between Sudan’s army and the Rapid Support Forces began in April 2023. A September 2026 UN investigation described continuing fighting, foreign support and civilian harm.
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Myanmar — civil conflict
← Global conflicts reportMyanmar — civil conflict
Ongoing hotspot — records through 2026-09-16.
Armed conflict following the February 2021 military coup continued in 2026. ACLED reported intensified military attacks on civilians in July 2026.
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Gaza — continuing hostilities
← Global conflicts reportGaza — continuing hostilities
Ongoing hotspot — records through 2026-09-16.
The war followed the Hamas-led attacks of October 7, 2023. Despite an October 2025 ceasefire, Israeli strikes and reported casualties continued in September 2026.
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Colombia — military-force statement
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsColombia — military-force statement
Asked about a U.S. military operation in Colombia, Trump said, “It sounds good to me.”
Statement date: January 4, 2026.
February 3, 2026: Trump and Petro met at the White House and discussed cooperation.
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Mexico — military-force statement
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsMexico — military-force statement
Trump said the U.S. would begin hitting cartels on land while discussing Mexico. The stated targets were cartels. Mexico’s president opposed unilateral U.S. military action.
Statement date: January 8, 2026.
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Greenland · Kingdom of Denmark — military-force statement
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsGreenland · Kingdom of Denmark — military-force statement
Trump refused to rule out military force to obtain Greenland. On January 21, 2026, he said he would not use force. The outline records the earlier statement and its later withdrawal.
Statement date: March 29–30, 2025.
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Cuba — military-force statement
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsCuba — military-force statement
While discussing U.S. military successes, Trump said, “Cuba is next.” This entry records the statement, not a completed attack or an announced operational plan.
Statement date: March 27, 2026.
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Oman — military-force statement
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsOman — military-force statement
Trump threatened to bomb Oman if it obstructed U.S. aims during discussions about administration of the Strait of Hormuz. The threat was conditional.
Statement date: August 17, 2026.
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USS Abraham Lincoln
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsUSS Abraham Lincoln
Carrier strike group reported in the South China Sea on September 14, 2026.
The marker represents the reported sea region, not a ship coordinate or live position.
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USS George Washington
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsUSS George Washington
Carrier strike group reported in the Arabian Sea on September 14, 2026.
The marker represents the reported sea region, not a ship coordinate or live position.
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USS George H. W. Bush
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsUSS George H. W. Bush
Carrier strike group reported in the Arabian Sea on September 14, 2026.
The marker represents the reported sea region, not a ship coordinate or live position.
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Ramstein Air Base
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsRamstein Air Base
Public military location in Ramstein area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Germany.
Map location: Ramstein area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Air Force.
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Spangdahlem Air Base
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsSpangdahlem Air Base
Public military location in Spangdahlem area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Germany.
Map location: Spangdahlem area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Air Force.
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Fleet Activities Yokosuka
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsFleet Activities Yokosuka
Public military location in Yokosuka area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Japan.
Map location: Yokosuka area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Navy.
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Fleet Activities Sasebo
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsFleet Activities Sasebo
Public military location in Sasebo area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Japan.
Map location: Sasebo area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Navy.
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Kadena Air Base
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsKadena Air Base
Public military location in Kadena area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Japan.
Map location: Kadena area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Air Force.
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Camp Humphreys
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsCamp Humphreys
Public military location in Pyeongtaek area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: South Korea.
Map location: Pyeongtaek area (approximate area).
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Osan Air Base
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsOsan Air Base
Public military location in Pyeongtaek area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: South Korea.
Map location: Pyeongtaek area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Air Force.
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Naval Station Rota
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsNaval Station Rota
Public military location in Rota area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Spain.
Map location: Rota area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Navy.
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Aviano Air Base
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsAviano Air Base
Public military location in Aviano area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Italy.
Map location: Aviano area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Air Force.
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Naval Air Station Sigonella
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsNaval Air Station Sigonella
Public military location in Sigonella area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Italy.
Map location: Sigonella area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Navy.
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RAF Lakenheath — U.S. presence
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsRAF Lakenheath — U.S. presence
Public military location in Lakenheath area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: United Kingdom.
Map location: Lakenheath area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Air Force.
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RAF Mildenhall — U.S. presence
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsRAF Mildenhall — U.S. presence
Public military location in Mildenhall area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: United Kingdom.
Map location: Mildenhall area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Air Force.
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Naval Support Activity Bahrain
← Global conflicts reportNaval Support Activity Bahrain
Reported damage — reported 2026-05-07.
Public military location in Manama area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Bahrain.
Map location: Manama area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Navy.
May 7, 2026 satellite review: Iranian attacks damaged satellite communications equipment at Naval Support Activity Bahrain.
Approximate Manama-area reference; see the dated damage report and source.
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Camp Lemonnier
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsCamp Lemonnier
Public military location in Djibouti City area.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Djibouti.
Map location: Djibouti City area (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Navy.
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Diego Garcia support facility
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsDiego Garcia support facility
Public military location in Diego Garcia.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: British Indian Ocean Territory.
Map location: Diego Garcia (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Navy.
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Guantanamo Bay naval station
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsGuantanamo Bay naval station
Public military location in Guantanamo Bay.
Operating/present force: United States of America.
Host location: Cuba.
Map location: Guantanamo Bay (approximate area).
Operating service: U.S. Navy.
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RAF Akrotiri
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsRAF Akrotiri
Public military location in Akrotiri sovereign base area.
Operating/present force: United Kingdom.
Location: a UK sovereign base area on the island of Cyprus.
Map location: Akrotiri sovereign base area (approximate area).
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French forces — Djibouti
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsFrench forces — Djibouti
Public military location in Djibouti City area.
Operating/present force: France.
Host location: Djibouti.
Map location: Djibouti City area (approximate area).
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French forces — United Arab Emirates
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsFrench forces — United Arab Emirates
Public military location in Abu Dhabi area.
Operating/present force: France.
Host location: United Arab Emirates.
Map location: Abu Dhabi area (approximate area).
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Italian support base — Djibouti
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsItalian support base — Djibouti
Public military location in Djibouti City area.
Operating/present force: Italy.
Host location: Djibouti.
Map location: Djibouti City area (approximate area).
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German brigade — Rukla
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsGerman brigade — Rukla
Public military location in Rukla area.
Operating/present force: Germany.
Host location: Lithuania.
Map location: Rukla area (approximate area).
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German brigade — Rūdninkai
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsGerman brigade — Rūdninkai
Public military location in Rūdninkai area.
Operating/present force: Germany.
Host location: Lithuania.
Map location: Rūdninkai area (approximate area).
Planned permanent location in the German brigade’s published deployment programme; construction and deployment are phased.
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Chinese support base — Djibouti
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsChinese support base — Djibouti
Public military location in Djibouti coastal area.
Operating/present force: People's Republic of China.
Host location: Djibouti.
Map location: Djibouti coastal area (approximate area).
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Kant air base
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsKant air base
Public military location in Kant area.
Operating/present force: Russia.
Host location: Kyrgyzstan.
Map location: Kant area (approximate area).
Publicly documented basing relationship; current force strength and readiness are not assessed.
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Russian 201st military base
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsRussian 201st military base
Public military location in Dushanbe area.
Operating/present force: Russia.
Host location: Tajikistan.
Map location: Dushanbe area (approximate area).
Publicly documented basing relationship; current force strength and readiness are not assessed.
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Canada — Europe support hub
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsCanada — Europe support hub
Canada identifies an operational support arrangement in Germany.
Canadian operational support hubs are logistics arrangements, not military bases.
Country-level reference; the marker is not a facility coordinate.
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Canada — Southwest Asia support hub
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsCanada — Southwest Asia support hub
Canada identifies an operational support arrangement in Kuwait.
Canadian operational support hubs are logistics arrangements, not military bases.
Country-level reference; the marker is not a facility coordinate.
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Canada — Latin America and Caribbean support hub
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsCanada — Latin America and Caribbean support hub
Canada identifies an operational support arrangement in Jamaica.
Canadian operational support hubs are logistics arrangements, not military bases.
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Canada — West Africa support hub
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsCanada — West Africa support hub
Canada identifies an operational support arrangement in Senegal.
Canadian operational support hubs are logistics arrangements, not military bases.
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Donald Trump
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsDonald Trump
Republican PartyHead of state of United States of America
Summary
Foreign-government receipts: House Oversight Democrats reported at least $7.8 million in payments from 20 foreign governments to four Trump businesses, using limited records including Mazars material. This is attributed documented business revenue, not a calculation of Trump’s net personal profit or a court determination of illegality.
- House Oversight Democratic report and Mazars records, January 2024
Oversight comparison: The Biden comparison identifies two major Republican inquiry tracks. Trump-related scrutiny includes the Republican-chaired bipartisan Senate Russia inquiry; Curtis’s September 2026 family-business proposal remains a request in the reviewed material. Different scopes prevent a simple apples-to-apples ratio.
- Senate Republican Biden investigation, 2020
- House Republican impeachment inquiry report, August 19, 2024
- Bipartisan Senate Intelligence report, Republican chair, August 18, 2020
- Senator Curtis: request for presidential-family business investigation, September 22, 2026
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U.S. Military Bases and Conflicts Around the World
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsU.S. Military Bases and Conflicts Around the World
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Public Army installation
Fort A.P. Hill →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Aberdeen Proving Ground →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Belvoir →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Benning →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Bliss →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Bragg →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Buchanan →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Campbell →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Carlisle Barracks →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Carson →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Detrick →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Detroit Arsenal →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Devens Reserve Forces Training Area →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Dix →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Drum →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Dugway Proving Ground →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Gordon →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Greely →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Hamilton →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Hood →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Huachuca →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Irwin →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Jackson →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Knox →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Leavenworth →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Lee →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Joint Base Lewis-McChord →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Hunter Liggett →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort McCoy →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Meade →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Presidio of Monterey →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Natick →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Parks Reserve Forces Training Area →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Picatinny Arsenal →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Pohakuloa Training Area →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Polk →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Redstone Arsenal →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Riley →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Rock Island Arsenal →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Rucker →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Sam Houston →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Sill →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Stewart →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Hunter Army Airfield →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Tobyhanna Army Depot →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Wainwright →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
West Point →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
White Sands Missile Range →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Fort Leonard Wood →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Yakima Training Center →Connection and sources →Public Army installation
Yuma Proving Ground →Connection and sources →Sources
- MilitaryINSTALLATIONS — official public directory
- Congressional Research Service — public overseas base inventory, July 10, 2024
- CRS R48123 — accessible report copy
- CFR — Iraq operation
- CBO — Estimating the Cost of Combat Operations Against Iran, September 15, 2026
- Reuters — U.S.–Iran attacks on shipping, September 9, 2026
- CSIS — Russia’s Grinding War in Ukraine, January 2026
- CSIS — Russian Blood and Treasure, July 1, 2026
- CFR — War in Ukraine
- Reuters — continuing Russia–Ukraine strikes, September 15, 2026
- CENTCOM — Operation Hawkeye Strike
- Pentagon — March 2025 Yemen operations
- West Point CTC — U.S. strikes in Somalia
- Reported AFRICOM statement — September 4, 2026 strike
- Reuters — Nigeria joint operation
- Reuters — January 3 Venezuela operation
- Reuters — Sudan — civil war
- Reuters — Myanmar — civil conflict
- Reuters — Gaza — continuing hostilities
- Trump statement — Colombia, January 4, 2026
- Reuters — Trump and Petro meeting, February 3, 2026
- Trump statement — Mexico, January 8, 2026
- Trump statement — Greenland · Kingdom of Denmark, March 29–30, 2025
- Reuters video — subsequent statement ruling out force, January 21, 2026
- Trump statement — Cuba, March 27, 2026
- Trump statement — Oman, August 17, 2026
- USNI — Fleet and Marine Tracker, September 14, 2026
- Public base reference — Ramstein Air Base
- Public base reference — Spangdahlem Air Base
- Public base reference — Fleet Activities Yokosuka
- Public base reference — Fleet Activities Sasebo
- Public base reference — Kadena Air Base
- Public base reference — Camp Humphreys
- Public base reference — Osan Air Base
- Public base reference — Naval Station Rota
- Public base reference — Aviano Air Base
- Public base reference — Naval Air Station Sigonella
- Public base reference — RAF Lakenheath — U.S. presence
- Public base reference — RAF Mildenhall — U.S. presence
- Public base reference — Naval Support Activity Bahrain
- Public base reference — Camp Lemonnier
- Public base reference — Diego Garcia support facility
- Public base reference — Guantanamo Bay naval station
- Public base reference — RAF Akrotiri
- Public base reference — French forces — Djibouti
- Public base reference — French forces — United Arab Emirates
- Public base reference — Italian support base — Djibouti
- Public base reference — German brigade — Rukla
- Public base reference — German brigade — Rūdninkai
- Public base reference — Chinese support base — Djibouti
- Public base reference — Kant air base
- Public base reference — Russian 201st military base
- Canada — operational support hubs
- U.S. Army — Fort A.P. Hill
- U.S. Army — public garrison directory
- MIRTA — public installation locations, 2024 dataset
- U.S. Army — Aberdeen Proving Ground
- U.S. Army — Fort Belvoir
- U.S. Army — Fort Benning
- U.S. Army — Fort Bliss
- U.S. Army — Fort Bragg
- U.S. Army — Fort Buchanan
- U.S. Army — Fort Campbell
- U.S. Army — Carlisle Barracks
- U.S. Army — Fort Carson
- U.S. Army — Fort Detrick
- U.S. Army — Detroit Arsenal
- U.S. Army — Devens Reserve Forces Training Area
- U.S. Army — Fort Dix
- U.S. Army — Fort Drum
- U.S. Army — Dugway Proving Ground
- U.S. Army — Fort Gordon
- U.S. Army — Fort Greely
- U.S. Army — Fort Hamilton
- U.S. Army — U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii
- Natural Earth — populated-place geographic references
- U.S. Army MWR — installation locations
- U.S. Army — Fort Hood
- U.S. Army — Fort Huachuca
- U.S. Army — Fort Irwin
- U.S. Army — Fort Jackson
- U.S. Army — Fort Knox
- U.S. Army — Fort Leavenworth
- U.S. Army — Fort Lee
- U.S. Army — Joint Base Lewis-McChord
- U.S. Army — Fort Hunter Liggett
- U.S. Army — Fort McCoy
- U.S. Army — Fort Meade
- U.S. Army — Presidio of Monterey
- U.S. Army — Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall
- U.S. Army — Natick
- U.S. Army — Parks Reserve Forces Training Area
- U.S. Army — Picatinny Arsenal
- U.S. Army — Pohakuloa Training Area
- U.S. Army — Fort Polk
- U.S. Army — Redstone Arsenal
- U.S. Army — Fort Riley
- U.S. Army — Rock Island Arsenal
- U.S. Army — Fort Rucker
- U.S. Army — Fort Sam Houston
- U.S. Army — Fort Sill
- U.S. Army — Hunter Army Airfield
- U.S. Army — Tobyhanna Army Depot
- U.S. Army — Fort Wainwright
- U.S. Army — West Point
- U.S. Army — White Sands Missile Range
- U.S. Army — Fort Leonard Wood
- U.S. Army — Yakima Training Center
- U.S. Census Bureau — 2025 military-area geographic data
- U.S. Army — Yuma Proving Ground
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The Pentagon
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsThe Pentagon
Public reference; approximate site location
Military headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, across the Potomac from Washington, D.C. It houses the Department of Defense headquarters.
The official agency directory lists the mailing address as 1400 Defense Pentagon, Washington, DC 20301-1400. The physical site is in Virginia.
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Space Force budget documents can be explored through the official defense budget portal. Department totals may combine services; do not add them again to their component service figures.
Budget requests, enacted appropriations, contract awards and actual spending are different measures. Confirm the fiscal year and funding basis before comparing branch totals.
Branch budget amounts are not yet verified in this panel. The budget and contract portals are provided as reference links; their contents could not be retrieved during this update.
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Area 51 / Groom Lake
← Global conflicts reportGlobal conflictsArea 51 / Groom Lake
Public reference; approximate site location
Publicly documented aircraft development and testing facility in southern Nevada, associated with the U.S. Air Force.
CIA history describes the Groom Lake site’s selection for U-2 testing and pilot training in 1955.
The CIA records the U-2’s first unofficial flight on August 1, 1955, followed by its official test flight on August 4.
The marker identifies the publicly recorded site. The panel describes published history, not current classified programs or present aircraft deployments.
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