U.S. Army Garrisons

Army Garrisons by Regions.
● Capital Region ● West ● Northeast ● Southeast ● Pacific ● Europe ● Korea

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National Capital Region District

• Fort Meade

• Fort Myer

• Fort Belvoir

Army Installation Management Command West

• Corpus Christi AD

• CSTC

• Dugway Proving Ground

• Ft Bliss

• Ft Carson

• Ft Hood

• Ft Huachuca

• Ft Irwin

• Ft Leavenworth

• Ft Lewis

• Ft Riley

• Ft Sam Houston

• Ft Sill

• Presidio of Monterey

• White Sands Missile Range

• Yakima Training Center

• Yuma Proving Ground

• Deseret Chemical Depot

  • The Deseret Chemical Depot (DCD) is one of six Army installations in the United States that currently stores chemical weapons. The weapons originally stored at the depot consisted of various munitions and ton containers, containing GB, GA and VX nerve agents or H, HD, HT and Lewisite blister agents. All munitions containing GB and VX nerve agents have been destroyed. The Army is working in partnership with Utah state and local government agencies, as well as federal agencies like the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, to safeguard the local community and protect the environment as they store and dispose of these chemical weapons.
     
    The other 5 Chemical Materials Agency (CMA) installations are:

    1. Pine Bluff Arsenal

    2. Anniston Army Depot

    3. Blue Grass Army Depot

    4. Pueblo Chemical Depot

    5. Umatilla Chemical Depot
        

• Kansas Army Ammunition Plant:

  • In 2005 BRAC, DoD recommended to close Kansas Army Ammunition Plant (AAP), KS by relocating Sensor Fused Weapon/Cluster Bomb function and Missile warhead production to McAlester AAP, OK; 155MM ICM Artillery and 60MM, 81MM, and 120MM Mortar functions to Milan, TN; 105MM HE, 155MM HE, and Missile Warhead functions to Iowa AAP, IA; and Detonators/relays/delays to Crane Army Ammunition Activity, IN. Capacity and capability for Artillery, Mortars, Missiles, and Pyro/Demo existed at numerous munitions sites. There were 8 sites producing Artillery, 5 producing Mortars, 9 producing Pyro/Demo, and 13 performing Demilitarization. To reduce redundancy and remove excess from the Industrial Base, the closure would allow DoD to create centers of excellence, avoid single point failure, and generate efficiencies.
     

• McAlester Army Ammunition Plant

• Pueblo Chemical Depot

• Red River Army Depot

• Sierra Army Depot

• Tooele Army Depot

• Umatilla Chemical Depot

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Army Installation Management Command Northeast

• Carlisle Barracks

• US Army Research Lab Adelphi

• Fort A.P. Hill

• Fort Detrick

• Fort Devens

• Fort Dix

• Fort Drum

• Fort Eustis

• Fort Hamilton "Fort Lee

• Fort Leonard Wood

• Fort McCoy

• Fort Monmouth

• Fort Monroe

• Fort Story

• Soldiers System Center / Natick

• Picatinny Arsenal

• Rock Island Arsenal

• West Point

• Aberdeen Proving Ground

• Crane Army Ammunition Plant

• Detroit Arsenal

• Iowa Army Ammunition Plant

• Lake City Army Ammunition Plant

• Letterkenny Army Depot

• Lima Army Tank Pit

• Newport Chemical Depot

• Radford Army Ammunition Plant

• Scranton Army Ammunition Plant

• Tobyhanna Army Depot

• Watervliet Arsenal

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Army Installation Management Command Southeast

• Anniston AD

• Bluegrass Army Depot

• Fort Benning

• Fort Bragg

• Fort Buchanan

• Fort Campbell

• Fort Gordon

• Fort Jackson

• Fort Knox

• Fort McPherson

• Fort Polk

• Fort Rucker

• Fort Stewart

• Redstone Arsenal

• USAG, Miami

• Holston Army Ammunition Plant (AAP)

• Milan Army Ammunition Plant

• Mississippi AAP

  • The Mississippi Army Ammunition Plant officially deactivated during a ceremony July 29
     

• Sunny Point Marine Ocean Termal (MOT)

• Pine Bluff Arsenal

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Army Installation Management Command Pacific

• U.S Army Garrison Hawaii

• U.S. Army Garrison Japan

• Fort Richardson AK.

• Fort Wainwright AK.

• Fort Greely AK.

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Army Installation Management Command Europe

• USAG Ansbach

• USAG Baden-Wuerttemberg

• USAG Bamberg

• USAG Baumholder

• USAG Benelux

• USAG Brussels

• USAG Darmstadt

• USAG Grafenwoeher

• USAG Heidelberg

• USAG Hessen

• USAG Hohenfels

• USAG Kaiserslautern

• USAG Livorno

• USAG Mannheim

• USAG Schinnen

• USAG Schweinfurt

• USAG Stuttgart

• USAG Vicenza

• USAG Wiesbaden

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Army Installation Management Command Korea

• USAG Daegu

• USAG Camp Red Cloud

• USAG Yongsan

• USAG Camp Casey

• USAG Humphreys

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