California hosts a large number of U.S. military bases representing all five branches of the armed forces. These installations vary widely in size, mission focus, and historical origin, reflecting the state’s long-standing role in national defense, training, logistics, and research activities. The bases listed in this article include active installations and long-established facilities that support … Read more
Important 2026 Update: Effective January 1, 2026, Marines in combat arms specialties must meet sex-neutral PFT minimums (using male, age-normed standards) with a score of at least 210 points (70% of max). This applies regardless of gender for those roles. General PFT/CFT scoring tables remain age- and gender-normed for most Marines. Always verify with your … Read more
Virginia hosts one of the largest concentrations of U.S. Army installations in the country, supporting training, logistics, intelligence, engineering, and administrative functions near the nation’s capital and along the East Coast. Major active Army bases include Fort Belvoir (home to multiple major commands and agencies), Fort Gregg-Adams (formerly Fort Lee, Quartermaster and Ordnance Schools), Fort … Read more
There are a total of 10 active military bases in New Jersey. The US Marine Corps is the only branch of the military without an official base in the state, but the Corps does have reserve units attached to other bases in the state. Army Bases In New Jersey Fort Dix Location: Trenton, NJ In … Read more
As of 2026, the United States operates several major military installations across Germany, making it one of the most strategically important overseas locations for U.S. forces. These bases primarily support U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force operations, along with joint missions involving NATO and allied European forces. Germany continues to serve as a logistical, intelligence, … Read more