[Notwithstanding]

Click on a state to find the current installations

Alabama

• Anniston Army Depot
• Fort McClellan
• Fort Rucker
• Redstone Arsenal
  

Alaska

• Fort Greely
• Fort Richardson
• Fort Wainwright
• Camp Carroll (National Guard)

Arizona

• Fort Huachuca
• Yuma Proving Ground
• Navajo Depot (National Guard)

Arkansas

• Pine Bluff Arsenal
• Camp Robinson (National Guard)
• Fort Chaffee (National Guard)

California

• Fort Irwin
• Presidio of Monterey
• Sierra Army Depot
• Joint Forces Training Base (National Guard)
• Camp Roberts (National Guard)
• Camp San Luis Obispo (National Guard)
• Los Alamitos (National Guard)
• Fort Hunter-Liggett (Army Reserve)
• Parks Reserve Forces Training Area (Army Reserve)

Colorado

• Fort Carson
• Rocky Mountain Arsenal
• Camp George West (National Guard)

Connecticut

• Camp Hartell (National Guard)
• Camp Rowland (National Guard)

Delaware

• Bethany Beach Training Site (National Guard)

District of Columbia

• Fort McNair
• Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Florida

• Camp Blanding (National Guard)

Georgia

• Fort Benning
• Fort Gordon
• Forth McPherson
• Fort Stewart
• Hunter Army Airfield

Hawaii

• Fort Shafter
• Pohakuloa Training Area
• Schofield Barracks

Idaho

Illinois

• Rock Island Arsenal
• Camp Lincoln (National Guard)

Indiana

• Camp Atterbury (National Guard)

Iowa

• Camp Dodge (National Guard)

Kansas

• Fort Leavenworth
• Fort Riley
• Nickell Hall (National Guard)

Kentucky

• Fort Campbell
• Fort Knox
• Wendell H. Ford RTC (National Guard)

Louisiana

• Fort Polk
• Jackson Barracks (National Guard)
• Camp Beauregard (National Guard)
• Camp Villere (National Guard)
• Camp Cook (National Guard)

Maine

• Auburn Range (National Guard)
• Camp Keyes (National Guard)
• Caswell Range (National Guard)
• Hollis Plaines (National Guard)

Maryland

• Aberdeen Proving Ground
• Fort Detrick
• Fort Meade
• 5th Regiment Armory (National Guard)

Massachusetts

• Soldier Systems Center
• Camp Curtis Guild (National Guard)
• Camp Edwards (National Guard)
• Fort Devens (Army Reserve)

Michigan

• Camp Grayling (National Guard)

Minnesota

• Camp Ripley (National Guard)

Mississippi

• Camp Shelby (National Guard)
• Camp McCain (National Guard)

Missouri

• Fort Leonard Wood
• Camp Clark (National

[Intolerant in NJ]

Fort Lewis, Washington (of course, that was thirty-five years ago, but I doubt that it's any farther now from the major attraction, Seattle, than it was then)....

[Rain-maker]

 

Ft. Belvoir, VA (my favorite base and school, 1987)

Past home of  the US Army  Engineers School

 

 

 

 

For 68 years, Ft. Belvoir was the home of the Engineer School. It produced thousands of officers, NCOs and enlisted engineers who saw action in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. Thousands more passed through the Engineer School during the peacetime years. In 1988, the Engineer School and Center moved to Ft Leonard Wood, Missouri.

 

 

 

[fightin kentuckian]

Even though I grew up in the hills of Kentucky where everything is lush and green, I'm partial to Ft Huachuca (aka Ft Hoochie Koochie), AZ. The first three letters are HUA however the post is somewhat laid back.

Being an Intel guy I get back there now and again but haven't been lucky enough to get stationed there, but I'll keep trying.

[BlueLancer]

There's only one place to be assigned in CONUS ...

FORT HOOD, the Great Place!!!
Two years Navy
Three tours (3 years Camp Casey, Korea)
One tour (3 years Mannheim, Germany)
14 years at Fort Hood .. and counting.

[SJSAMPLE]

And post the Fort/Post's nickname;
Fort Sill (Fort Swill), Oklahoma.

In the middle of nowhere and connected by "The Town That Time Forgot." It's only redeeming qualities are Dallas and Oklahoma City.

[Van Jenerette]

Fort Lewis!