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Lackland Air Force Base was established near San Antonio during World War II, but the site is now part of the Joint Base San Antonio. This site is an

Joint Base San Antonio opened in 1917 as the South San Antonio Aviation Camp in 1917. Since then, it’s served as various types of military

Randolph Air Force Base is part of the Joint Base San Antonio. Established in 1930, this base focuses on pilot instructor and combat system training.

Bergstrom Air Force Base opened during World War II, and became a permanent installation following the war. Following decades of military operations,

Grand Prairie Armed Forces Reserve Base opened in 1929 as Hensley Field. It has also been called Naval Air Station Dallas. This site functioned as an

Sheppard Air Force Base opened in 1941 as an Air Corps training site. Tens of thousands of pilots and mechanics trained at the base during World War

Dyess Air Force Base opened in 1942 as Tye Army Airfield. The site briefly became a Texas Army National Guard Training site but was later inaugurated

Reese Air Force Base opened in 1941 as a pilot training school. Until its closing in 1995, the base trained over 25,000 pilots on a variety of

Naval Support Activity (NSA) Mid-South was established in 1942 as a Naval Reserve base. The site initially served as a pilot and ground crew training

Lovell Field first opened in 1930 and is now the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport. The site acted as a military base during World War II, training

Joe Foss Field Air National Guard Station is an installation of the South Dakota Air National Guard. Constructed during World War II as a regional

Camp Rapid is an installation of the South Dakota Army National Guard. The base originally started as a SDARNG summer encampment in the early 20th