Your idea that a military base in a foreign country constitutes American SOIL is wishful thinking on your part.
“Your idea that a military base in a foreign country constitutes American SOIL is wishful thinking on your part.”
The base is considered American soil and any American military connected to that base retains his/her American citizenship. My American son was in the air force and was on American bases in England, Korea, Germany, and Hawaii (however Hawaii is part of the US). Those bases are considered American soil as our military owns them.
Each base has an election officer for the USA. I know this because I was a judge of the Early Voting Ballot Board in my county and those military ballots came from various bases around the world if the military person had a residence in our county or that county was the last place the military person had lived before shipping overseas. During that time, I spoke to the election officer on one of those bases. The base is considered a USA possession for our military stationed there to vote. This election officer collects the ballots and sees they get sent to the USA correct county.