Here is a comprehensive list of U.S. military bases and installations on European soil (including NATO host-nation bases where the U.S. military maintains a permanent presence).


 Here is a comprehensive list of U.S. military bases and installations on European soil (including NATO host-nation bases where the U.S. military maintains a permanent presence). This list reflects known bases as of the most recent publicly available data; note that the total number can vary depending on definitions (e.g., full bases vs. facilities with U.S. forces present).

United States Military Bases and Installations in Europe

Belgium

  1. USAG Benelux (Brussels/Chièvres)

  2. Kleine Brogel Air Base

  3. Geilenkirchen NATO Air Base (with U.S. personnel)

Germany

  1. Ramstein Air Base

  2. Spangdahlem Air Base

  3. USAG Wiesbaden

  4. USAG Stuttgart (Patch Barracks & Panzer Kaserne)

  5. USAG Bavaria (Grafenwöhr, Vilseck/Rose Barracks, Hohenfels, Garmisch)

  6. USAG Rheinland-Pfalz (Kaiserslautern Military Community)

  7. USAG Baumholder

  8. USAG Ansbach

Italy

  1. Aviano Air Base

  2. Ghedi Air Base

  3. Naval Air Station Sigonella

  4. Naval Support Activity Naples

  5. Naval Support Activity Gaeta

  6. USAG Italy (Caserma Ederle & Caserma Del Din; Darby Military Community)

Greece

  1. Naval Support Activity Souda Bay

Hungary

  1. Papa Air Base (used by U.S. aircraft under NATO agreements)

Spain

  1. Naval Station Rota

  2. Morón Air Base

United Kingdom

  1. RAF Lakenheath

  2. RAF Mildenhall

  3. RAF Fairford

  4. RAF Alconbury

  5. RAF Croughton

  6. RAF Menwith Hill

  7. RAF Welford

Portugal

  1. Lajes Field (Azores)

Poland

  1. US facilities at Łask Air Base
    (Note: some sites in Poland host rotational forces or NATO pre-positioned equipment rather than large permanent bases; definitions vary.)

Romania

  1. Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base

  2. Naval Support Facility Deveselu (Aegis Ashore BMD site)

Lithuania

  1. Šiauliai Air Base (hosting U.S./NATO aircraft rotations)

Netherlands

  1. USAG Benelux presence at Volkel Air Base (shared facility with Royal Netherlands Air Force; U.S. affected by NATO nuclear sharing)

Norway

  1. Marine Corps Garrison at Værnes Air Station (U.S. presence under NATO cooperation)

Kosovo (U.S. personnel under NATO KFOR)

  1. Camp Bondsteel (U.S./NATO multinational base — primarily under NATO mission)


Additional Notes

  • Total Installations: Estimates vary, but official U.S. Defense reporting has historically cited around 30–40 persistent U.S. bases or installations with U.S. personnel in Europe.

  • Rotational & Shared Sites: Some facilities (e.g., in Poland, Lithuania, Hungary) may not be fully U.S. owned but host permanently stationed or rotational U.S. forces under NATO agreements.

  • Definitions Matter: “Base” can refer to full installations wholly controlled by the United States and facilities where the U.S. military operates under host-nation control or NATO arrangements. 

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