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Exclusive: Comprehensive Map Shows the Numbers and Locations of U.S. Military Bases with Coronavirus Cases

The U.S. military is confronting the spreading coronavirus epidemic, with cases in 41 states and more than 100 bases.

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Defense Department Base Data - Updated Color
First public map of the more than 100 U.S. military bases in 41 states with coronavirus cases. Map by Bill Morris; Base data by Natural Earth
Like the rest of the country, the U.S. military is confronting the spreading coronavirus epidemic, with cases on 41 bases. But military leaders are also struggling to strike a balance between the competing needs for transparency and secrecy. According to data from the Defense Department, 2,120 men and women in uniform have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. The U.S. Navy has the highest number of cases, followed by the Army, Air Force and the Marine Corps. Civilians working for the department are the second largest overall group after those in uniform; the next hardest-hit groups are military dependents, and private contractors at military facilities. The Pentagon's secrecy around these numbers, intended to keep fears about health and readiness under control, has instead increased suspicion and sparked controversy. "I think the military should release the numbers broken down by bases," Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger told Newsweek.
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As of April 8, these are the military bases with cases of coronavirus. (Correction 4/9; 3:50: The map labels for Ft. Bragg and Norfolk have been corrected.) Alabama
  • Anniston Army Depot
  • Dannelly Field
  • Maxwell Air Force Base (AFB)
  • Redstone Arsenal
Alaska
  • Eielson AFB
  • Ft. Greely
  • Ft. Wainwright
  • Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (multiple bases)
Arizona
  • Davis-Monthan AFB
  • Ft. Huachuca
  • Luke AFB
  • Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma
  • Yuma Proving Ground
Arkansas
  • Little Rock AFB
  • Pine Bluff Arsenal
California
  • Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton
  • Edwards AFB
  • Los Angeles AFB
  • March Air Reserve Base (ARB)
  • MCAS Miramar
  • Naval Base Coronado
  • Naval Air Station (NAS) Lemoore
  • Naval Base Ventura County Point Mugu
  • Naval Base Port Hueneme
  • Naval Base San Diego (multiple bases)
  • Travis AFB
  • Vandenberg AFB
Colorado
  • Buckley AFB
  • Ft. Carson
  • Peterson AFB
  • Schriever AFB
  • U.S. Air Force Academy
Delaware
  • Dover AFB
Florida
  • Eglin AFB
  • Homestead ARB
  • Hurlburt Field
  • MacDill AFB
  • NAS Jacksonville
  • NAS Key West
  • Naval Station Mayport
  • Patrick AFB
  • Tyndall AFB
Georgia
  • Naval Base Atlanta
  • Ft. Benning
  • Ft. Gordon
  • Ft. Stewart
  • Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany
  • Moody AFB
  • Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay
  • Robins AFB
Hawaii
  • Camp H.M. Smith
  • Ft. Shafter
  • Marine Corps Base Hawaii
  • Naval Base Pearl Harbor (multiple bases)
  • Schofield Barracks
Illinois
  • Naval Base Great Lakes
  • Rock Island Arsenal
  • Scott AFB
Kansas
  • Ft. Riley
  • Ft. Leavenworth
  • McConnell AFB
Kentucky
  • Ft. Campbell
  • Ft. Knox
Louisiana
  • Barksdale AFB
  • Ft. Polk
  • Naval Base New Orleans (multiple bases)
Maryland
  • Aberdeen Proving Ground
  • Andrews AFB (multiple bases)
  • Ft. Meade
  • NAS Patuxent River
  • Naval Support Activity Bethesda
  • U.S. Naval Academy
Massachusetts
  • Army Corps of Engineers Concord
Mississippi
  • Columbus AFB
  • Keesler AFB
  • Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport
  • NAS Meridian
  • Naval Base Pascagoula
Missouri
  • Ft. Leonard Wood
  • Whiteman AFB
Nebraska
  • Offutt AFB
Nevada
  • NAS Fallon
  • Nellis AFB
New Hampshire
  • Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
New Jersey
  • Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst
  • Picatinny Arsenal
New Mexico
  • Cannon AFB
  • Holloman AFB
  • Kirtland AFB
New York
  • Ft. Drum
  • Naval Operational Support Center New York City
  • U.S. Military Academy
North Carolina
  • Ft. Bragg
  • MCB Camp Lejeune
  • Seymour Johnson AFB
North Dakota
  • Grand Forks AFB
  • Minot AFB
Ohio
  • Wright-Patterson AFB
Oklahoma
  • Altus AFB
  • Ft. Sill
  • Tinker AFB
  • Vance AFB
Oregon
  • Kingsley Field
Pennsylvania
  • Defense Distribution Center Susquehanna
  • New Cumberland Army Depot
  • Tobyhanna Army Depot
Rhode Island
  • Newport Naval Base
South Carolina
  • Fort Jackson
  • Joint Base Charleston (multiple bases)
  • MCAS Beaufort
  • MCAS Cherry Point
  • MCB Parris Island
  • Shaw AFB
South Dakota
  • Ellsworth AFB
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Tennessee
  • Naval Base Memphis
  • Navy Personnel Command Millington
Texas
  • Dyess AFB
  • Ft. Bliss
  • Ft. Hood
  • Goodfellow AFB
  • Joint Base San Antonio (multiple bases)
  • Sheppard AFB
Utah
  • Hill AFB
  • Tooele Army Depot
Virginia
  • Joint Base Langley-Eustis (multiple bases)
  • Ft. Belvoir
  • Ft. Lee
  • Naval Base Newport News (multiple bases)
  • Naval Base Norfolk (multiple bases)
  • MCB Quantico
  • Pentagon Reservation and Buildings (multiple bases)
Washington
  • Fairchild AFB
  • Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) (multiple bases)
  • Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor (multiple bases)
  • Naval Station Everett
  • Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
West Virginia
  • Camp Dawson
Wisconsin
  • Ft. McCoy
Wyoming
  • Camp Williams
  • F.E. Warren
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President Donald Trump arrives to speak at a signing ceremony for the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 at Fort Drum, New York, on August 13, 2018. BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images