The US Armed Forces has many military bases in Iraq:
- FOB Abu Ghraib, located 32 kilometres (20 mi) west of Baghdad, Iraq
- Joint Base Balad, also known as Logistics Support Area Anaconda
- Camp Bucca
- Camp Cropper, part of the Victory Base Complex near Baghdad
- Camp Dreamland, primarily occupied by United States Marine Corps forces in Fallujah, Iraq
- Camp Dublin, part of the Victory Base Complex near Baghdad
- Camp Fallujah
- FOB Grizzly
- Camp Justice, renamed Camp Banzai in 2004.
- Camp Nama (closed 2004), operations moved to LSA Anaconda
- Camp Liberty, part of the Victory Base Complex near Baghdad
- Sather Air Base, part of the Victory Base Complex near Baghdad
- Camp Slayer, part of the Victory Base Complex near Baghdad
- COP Shocker, located in Zurbatiyah, Iraq
- Camp Striker, part of the Victory Base Complex near Baghbad
- Logistics Base Seitz, part of the Victory Base Complex near Baghdad
- FOB Sykes
- Camp Taji, near Taji, Iraq
- Victory Base Complex, a cluster of U.S. military installations surrounding the Baghdad International Airport (BIAP). The primary component of the VBC is Camp Victory, and is the location of the Al-Faw Palace, which serves as the headquarters for the Multi-National Corps Iraq.[1]
- Camp Victory
See also
References
- ^ "American bases in Iraq". Retrieved April 05.
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