There are a total of 5 military bases in Puerto Rico, including Army and Air Force Bases and a U.S. Coast Guard Station.
Neither the Marine Corps nor the Navy have bases there.
All bases here serve as important rallying … Click Here To Read the rest
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Rob V. is the founder of OperationMilitaryKids.org. While he never actually served in the US Military, he has a passion for writing about military related topics.
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Military Bases In Indiana
Indiana does not have as many military bases as some of the larger, more populated states, but the bases they do have each serve an essential role.
This state has 8 bases total, with 4 belonging to the Air Force, … Click Here To Read the rest
Military Bases In Utah
There are a total of 6 military bases located in Utah.
The United States Navy does not hold an active base in the state, however, they do use the other bases as training and staging points.
Some of the oldest … Click Here To Read the rest
Army Basic Training at Fort Sill
Fort Sill is home to the Fire Centers of Excellence, where soldiers receive training in techniques and tactics revolving around fire systems during combat. Also, Fort Sills Army Basic Training occurs here, as well.
At Fort Sill, soldiers work to … Click Here To Read the rest
Bad Conduct Discharge (BCD)
It is vital to understand the differences between types of military discharges because there are long-term consequences and rewards based on the type of discharge, especially a Bad Conduct Discharge.
The majority of people who leave the service are separated … Click Here To Read the rest