Vermont field guide

Military bases
in Vermont.

Find the right Vermont installation. Plan for the actual command, campus and household.

Explore 3 source-reviewed Vermont guides by region, with current identities, reporting distinctions and official household resources. Counts describe guide pages, including separate campuses and any clearly marked legacy listings.

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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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A September 11 remembrance ceremony at the South Burlington Air National Guard campus, September 2026.
U.S. Air National Guard / Tech. Sgt. Jana Somero · via DVIDS · Photo sourceThe appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.

Air Force · Active · Source review completed

Burlington Air National Guard Base

Burlington Air National Guard Base is the Vermont Air Guard campus in South Burlington, home to the 158th Fighter Wing. The wing’s current material identifies F-35 operations.

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Army · Active

Camp Ethan Allen Training Site

Jericho and Underhill training area

Camp Ethan Allen Training Site, also described by the Vermont Guard as the Ethan Allen Firing Range, is a military training area around Jericho and Underhill.

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Camp Johnson

Colchester; Vermont Guard headquarters campus

Camp Johnson in Colchester is a Vermont Army National Guard headquarters and training campus. The 124th Regional Training Institute has its headquarters here.

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All 3 existing profile pages have completed a source review. Historical sites, facilities and companion guides remain clearly labeled.

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One state. Different starting points.

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South Burlington & Colchester

The airport Air Guard campus and Camp Johnson are separate destinations around the Burlington area.

  • Burlington Air National Guard Base South Burlington; airport military campus · South Burlington’s airport campus, Camp Johnson in Colchester and CEATS in Jericho are separate destinations. Historic Ethan Allen Air Force Base is not the current Guard base’s name.
  • Camp Johnson Colchester; Vermont Guard headquarters campus · Camp Johnson is separate from the Army Mountain Warfare School’s Jericho training location. Check the course destination; the wider institute does not have one reporting campus.

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Jericho & Underhill

CEATS and the Army Mountain Warfare School use the mountain-training environment; confirm course instructions.

  • Camp Ethan Allen Training Site Jericho and Underhill training area · CEATS includes the Army Mountain Warfare School’s training environment. It is separate from Colchester’s Camp Johnson and South Burlington’s airport Air Guard campus.

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Air Force · Active

Burlington Air National Guard Base

South Burlington; airport military campus

Burlington Air National Guard Base is the Vermont Air Guard campus in South Burlington, home to the 158th Fighter Wing. The wing’s current material identifies F-35 operations.

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Camp Ethan Allen Training Site

Jericho and Underhill training area

Camp Ethan Allen Training Site, also described by the Vermont Guard as the Ethan Allen Firing Range, is a military training area around Jericho and Underhill.

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Army · Active

Camp Johnson

Colchester; Vermont Guard headquarters campus

Camp Johnson in Colchester is a Vermont Army National Guard headquarters and training campus. The 124th Regional Training Institute has its headquarters here.

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A few useful answers.

Is the Air Guard base in the city of Burlington?

The 158th Fighter Wing lists its address in South Burlington.

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Do all 124th RTI courses report at Camp Johnson?

No. The institute has its headquarters at Colchester, while its mountain-warfare training uses Jericho. Follow the actual course instructions.

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Is this a census of independent active bases?

No. These are guide pages; campuses, tenants, training sites and legacy listings may share a wider installation.

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Does an assignment reserve housing or child care?

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How should we choose a school?

Use the intended home address and receiving district; state compact contacts can help with military-student transition questions.

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Are the regions official boundaries or commute promises?

No. They are editorial navigation groups. Check the actual duty location and current road conditions.

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Sources, names & coverage.

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

  • The 3 guides completed an online source review on November 5, 2026. No telephone call, site visit or official endorsement is claimed.
  • Training, research, industrial and academy guides address their own arrival categories; a guide does not establish household-service eligibility.
  • Counts describe guide pages rather than independent host bases. Status and service filters describe the directory classification, not every tenant or duty status.
  • Confirm current command instructions, access, eligibility and availability. Older official directory text can contain dated names, mislabeled contacts or restricted links; precise prices, gate schedules and capacity are not treated as live guarantees.
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