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Northern Mariana Islands field guide

Military bases
in the Northern Mariana Islands.

Find the right destination in the Northern Mariana Islands. Plan for the actual command, island and household.

Distinguish Saipan’s Tanapag Reserve center from Tinian’s airfield projects. Dated storm-repair and construction reports do not confirm today’s facilities; use the actual receiving organization for current arrangements.

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These are directory coverage counts, including historical sites, facilities and overlapping legacy profiles. They are not a count of distinct active military bases. Joint commands and campuses can appear under All profiles without a single-branch filter.

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Generator repairs at Tanapag Army Reserve Center after storm damage, April 2026; a recovery image is not a completion notice.
U.S. Army Reserve / Cody Ford · via DVIDS · Photo sourceThe appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.

Army · Active · Source review completed

Tanapag Army Reserve Center

Tanapag Army Reserve Center is the Army Reserve facility on Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands, associated with the 9th Mission Support Command.

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Air Force · Active

Tinian Divert Airfield

Tinian International Airport area; Tinian

Tinian Divert Airfield is a U.S. military infrastructure project associated with Tinian International Airport, intended to provide additional aviation divert and exercise capacity.

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All 2 existing profile pages have completed a source review. Historical sites, facilities and companion guides remain clearly labeled.

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Saipan

Tanapag Army Reserve Center has a separate host and storm-recovery context.

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Tinian

The divert project at Tinian International Airport is distinct from historical North Field projects.

  • Tinian Divert Airfield Tinian International Airport area; Tinian · Planning guide: project identity, construction evidence, arrival planning.

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2 installation profiles

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Tanapag Army Reserve Center

Tanapag; Saipan

Tanapag Army Reserve Center is the Army Reserve facility on Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands, associated with the 9th Mission Support Command.

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Air Force · Active

Tinian Divert Airfield

Tinian International Airport area; Tinian

Tinian Divert Airfield is a U.S. military infrastructure project associated with Tinian International Airport, intended to provide additional aviation divert and exercise capacity.

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Plan the move around your household.

A few useful answers.

Is Tinian Divert a completed family-services base?

The latest cited construction update gives a 2027 completion forecast; it does not establish a full family-services campus.

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Does the Tanapag recovery announcement confirm all services?

No. Confirm usable facilities and the reporting location with the unit.

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Sources, names & coverage.

Location guide checked . The sources below support this location overview; each reviewed installation guide has its own evidence register.

  • Planning reviewed November 6, 2026 using official sources and direct service-provider resources. Dated handbooks and exercise reports are identified as background, not present availability guarantees. Source dates distinguish the planning pass from retained history and imagery.
  • Counts describe guides, rather than independent bases or a complete census of tenant organizations.
  • Confirm current orders, access, eligibility and availability with the receiving organization. Older official text can contain dated names and forecasts; these are not treated as proof of present service.
  1. Regional organization and support context Responsible U.S. military organization · Checked 2026-11-05
  2. Local education contacts Responsible education agency · Checked 2026-11-05
  3. Preparedness and alerts Responsible government agency · Checked 2026-11-05
  5. Army Reserve: Tanapag storm repairs, May 2026 U.S. Army Reserve · Checked 2026-11-06
  6. Regional directory and organization Responsible U.S. military organization · Checked 2026-11-05
  7. 9th Mission Support Command U.S. Army Reserve · Checked 2026-11-06

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