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The following is a list of United States Army Installations that have since been closed down;
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List
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See also
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References
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External links
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Alabama
Fort McClellan
Brookley Field
Arizona
Camp Bouse
[1]
California
Camp Anza
Camp Callan
Camp Kearny
Camp Kohler
[2]
Camp Lawrence J. Hearn
Camp Lockett
Fort Humboldt
Fort MacArthur
Fort Mason
Camp McQuaide
Camp Santa Anita
Camp Seeley
Camp Stoneman
Camp Young
[3]
Desert Training Center
Fort Baker
Fort Ord
Fort Point
Fort Tejon
Fort Winfield Scott
Fort Yuma
Oakland Army Base
Presidio of San Francisco
Sacramento Army Depot
San Carlos War Dog Training Center
Colorado
Fitzsimons Army Medical Center
Camp Hale
Fort Garland
Camp George West Historic District
COANG
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
District of Columbia
– Washington, D.C.
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Florida
Camp Gordon Johnston
Camp Murphy
Daytona Beach WAC Training Center
Georgia
Camp Connolly
Camp Toccoa
Camp Wheeler
Fort Gillem
Fort McPherson
Fort Oglethorpe
Idaho
Idaho Launch Complex
Illinois
Camp Lincoln
Camp Ellis
Camp Grant
Fort Sheridan
Indiana
Newport Chemical Depot
Kansas
Camp Phillips
Louisiana
Camp Claiborne
Camp Livingston
Camp Pontchartrain
Fort Polk
Maryland
Fort Ritchie
Catoctin Training Center
Fort Holabird
Fort Washington
Massachusetts
Camp Candoit
Camp Havedoneit
Camp Myles Standish
Camp Washburn
Camp Wellfleet
Michigan
Fort Brady
Chrysler Tank School
Minnesota
Camp Savage
Fort Snelling
(ARNG)
Mississippi
Camp Van Dorn: Camp closed, although a military museum now exists on the premises.
[4]
Missouri
Camp Crowder
Fort Osage
Jefferson Barracks
Montana
Fort Missoula
Nebraska
Fort Robinson
Sioux Army Depot
[5]
Nevada
Camp Williston
New Jersey
Camp Charles Wood
Camp Coles
Camp Edison
Camp Kilmer
Fort Hancock
Fort Monmouth
New Mexico
Camp Cody
Fort Union National Monument
New York
Camp Shanks
Camp Upton
Fort Niagara
Fort Totten
Madison Barracks
Plattsburgh Barracks
Seneca Army Depot
Fort Tilden
Fort Schuyler
Floyd Bennett Field
Fort Jay
Bush Army Terminal
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fort Wadsworth
North Carolina
Camp Bryan Grimes
Camp Dan Russell
Camp Davis
Camp Greene
Camp Shipp-Bagley
Fort Caswell
Fort Fisher
Fort Johnston
Fort Macon
Fort Totten
Laurinburg-Maxton Army Air Base
North Dakota
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Camp Sutton
Ohio
Camp Millard
Erie Proving Ground
Fort Hayes
Oregon
Camp Abbott
Camp Adair
Camp Sherman
Fort Stevens (Oregon)
Camp White
Pennsylvania
Shenango Personnel Replacement Depot
[6]
Puerto Rico
Fort Brooke
Henry Barracks
South Carolina
Camp Croft
Tennessee
Camp Forrest
Camp Tyson
Texas
Camp Barkeley
Camp Howze
Camp Hulen
Fort Brown
Fort Clark
Fort D.A. Russell
Fort McIntosh
Fort Ringgold
[7]
Ingleside Army Depot
Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant
Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant
Virginia
Camp Patrick Henry
Chopawamsic Training Center
Fort Monroe
Front Royal Quartermaster Depot
Vint Hill Farms Station
Washington
Camp Bonneville
Fort Canby
Fort Casey
Fort Columbia
Fort Lawton
Mount Rainier Ordnance Depot
Fort Steilacoom
Vancouver Barracks
Fort Worden
Walla Walla Army Air Base
Wyoming
Fort Francis E. Warren
Fort Laramie National Historic Site
Wyoming National Guard Camp
See also
[
]
List of United States military bases
List of United States Army airfields
List of United States Navy installations
List of United States Marine Corps installations
List of United States Air Force installations
List of United States National Guard installations
Lists of military bases
References
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"Van Dorn Army Museum - Home"
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Archived
from the original on 18 November 2014
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21 November
2014
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"Sioux Army Depot"
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Archived
from the original on 10 January 2015
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21 November
2014
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12 March
2012
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2014
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