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The historical context of the US establishing military bases abroad, contrasting with the presence of foreign military bases within the US.
Pituffik Space Base — long known as Thule Air Base — is the United States’ sole remaining military installation in Greenland, maintained under a 1951 defence agreement with Denmark and operated as a S...
The countries that shoulder the largest economic and political burdens from hosting U.S. bases are those with the biggest and longest-standing U.S. footprints—notably Germany, Italy, the United Kingdo...
Misinformation about “foreign military bases inside the United States” has circulated in partisan and social-media ecosystems by conflating overseas U.S. bases, host‑nation status, and diplomatic agre...