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Former Brooks Air Force Base — Brooks
Brooks ceased Air Force operations in 2011. Find current Brooks destinations, distinguish the former base from active JBSA locations, and understand the site’s history.
Former Camp Baharia
Camp Baharia was a U.S. Marine camp near Fallujah in Al Anbar Province, documented in official Iraq War reporting.
Former Camp Bucca
Camp Bucca was a U.S. detention and support camp near Umm Qasr in Basra Province. The base transferred to Iraq in December 2010.
Former Camp Doha — Kuwait
Camp Doha is a former U.S. Army camp in the Kuwait Bay area.
Former Camp Dwyer
Camp Dwyer was a coalition military camp in southern Helmand Province. SIGAR records its transfer to the Afghan defense ministry in June 2021.
Former Camp Eagle — Wonju
Camp Eagle was a U.S. Army installation at Wonju. USFK announced its finalized return to Republic of Korea control on December 11, 2019.
Former Camp Fallujah — MEK compound
Camp Fallujah was a former Marine headquarters camp in the Fallujah area, associated with the historical MEK compound.
Former Camp Justice — Baghdad
Camp Justice was a U.S. Army camp in Kadhimiya, northwestern Baghdad, documented in the Army’s 2004 campaign history.
Former Camp Leatherneck
Camp Leatherneck was the Marine Corps headquarters camp within the Bastion–Leatherneck–Shorabak area of Helmand Province.
Former Camp Market — Bupyeong
Camp Market is a former U.S. Army installation in Bupyeong, Incheon. The city records the return of the final remaining Zone D in December 2023.
Former Camp Spearhead life-support area
Camp Spearhead was the U.S. life-support area at Ash Shuaiba port. It closed in summer 2005.
Former Camp Victory — Baghdad
Camp Victory was a U.S. headquarters camp in the Baghdad International Airport area and part of the wider Victory Base Complex.