List of United States military installations in Iraq

The United States Department of Defense has a large number of temporary military bases in Iraq, most a type of forward operating base (FOB).

Map of major U.S. military bases in Iraq and the number of soldiers stationed there (2007)

Depending on their size or utility, the installations were called: Camp, Forward Operating Base (FOB), Contingency Operating Base (COB), Contingency Operating Site (COS), Combat Outpost (COP), Patrol Base (PB), Outpost, Logistic Base (Log Base), Fire Base (FB), Convoy Support Center (CSC), Logistic Support Area (LSA) and Joint Security Station (JSS).

Near the end of Occupation of Iraq (2003–2011), the last several Camps and Forward Operating Bases were changed to Contingency Operating Bases and Sites.

At the height of the occupation, the United States had 170,000 men and women in uniform stationed in 505 bases sprinkled throughout all the provinces of Iraq. Another 135,000 private military contractors were also working in Iraq.[1][2]

Due to International military intervention against ISIL, personnel have returned to old bases and new bases created. Control of many U.S.-operated bases was transferred to the Iraqi government during the 2020–2021 U.S. troop withdrawal.

Airfields

Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
Al-Harir Air Base Shaqlawa Erbil (Kurdistan Region) 2003 Still in use by U.S. forces as of January 2023[3]
Al Asad Airbase Haditha and Hīt Al Anbar 2003 Still in use by U.S. forces as of January 2023[4]

Camps

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
CampAl-Khalis (Rock City FOB)Al-KhalisDiyala ?
CampAl Qa'im (Al Qa'im train station)Al-Qa'imAl Anbar ?
CampAl Watani (Green Zone)Baghdad ?
CampAnah
COP Ocotal
AnahAl Anbar1/4 TF Highlander in '07 w/1st LAR, 3/4 in '06/'07, and many others over years. Large SVBIED at TCP Alpha 20070507.
CampAndaluz (Spanish Camp)KufaNajafUsed by Spanish troops[5]
CampAndersonDiwaniyaAl-Qādisiyyah35 miles south of Baghdad
CampCamp Apache
Camp Gunner Main
AdhamiyaBaghdad[6]
CampArkansasAl SalamBaghdadAl Salam Palace
CampArrowAd-Dawr/TikritSalah ad Din
CampAvalancheAbu GhraibBaghdadAbu Ghraib Prison
CampBabylonHillaBabilApril 2003January 2005DismantledHQ of 1st Marine Expeditionary Force[7]
Used by Polish Forces[8]
CampBaharia
FOB Volturno
FallujahAl Anbar20032009Dreamland
CampBasiloneNasiriyahDhi QarMarch 2003(Qalat Sikar Air Base)
CampBlack JackBaghdadBaghdad[9] Part of the Victory Base Complex
CampBoomBaqubahDiyalaBaqubah Airfield
CampBrassfield MoraSamarraSalah ad Din2004[10]
CampBravoBasraBasra2011[11]
CampBristolAl-MansourBaghdadPart of the Victory Base Complex
CampBuccaAl-ZubairBasra2003December 2010Hotel[12]
CampBuffaloTikritSalah ad Din ?
CampBulldogBaghdad
CampBushmasterAl NajafNajaf[13]
CampBushwaker ?
CampBuzzAr-RutbaAl Anbar ?
CampClairborne ? Mosul Air Base
CampCobraAbu GhraibBaghdadAbu Ghraib Presidential Site
CampCold Steel ?
CampCombat Outpost (Ar Ramadi) ?
CampCookeTajiBaghdad2003Taji Air Base
CampCropperPart of the Victory Base Complex
CampCuervo
Camp Rustamiyah
Camp Muleskinner
Sadr DistrictBaghdad20032009Iraqi Military Academy Rustamiyah
CampDahukDuhok(Kurdistan Region)
CampDaniels (Samarra)Salah ad Din
CampDakota (Baghdad)
CampDraculaDhi QarUsed by Romanian troops.
CampDragoon (Baghdad)
CampDuke (Najaf)NajafNajafSeptember 2003All UN sanctioned weapons were destroyed and FOB was transitioned to the Iraqi Ministry of Defense in 2009. Najaf ASP remains active.Najaf Ammunition Supply Point (ASP)
CampCamp Eagle (Baghdad)
CampEagle III (Najaf)Najaf
CampEden
Camp Hit
Al-QurnaBasra2003Used by Danish troops.[14]
CampEdson (Diwaniyah)
CampEllis
Camp Bastard
BarwanahAl Anbar2007[15][16]
CampEndurance
Camp Regulars
MosulNinevehQ West Air Field
CampFallujahFallujahAl AnbarMarch 20042009
CampFenwayDhi QarQalat Sikar Air Field
CampFreedom (Mosul)Nineveh
CampFreedom I
Camp Warhorse
DiyalaBaqubah Air Field
CampFreedom II (Green Zone)Baghdad
CampGanci (Abu Ghraib)
CampGeiger
CampGilligan(Saddam Canal Bridge provisory camp)
CampGolf
Camp Baker (Najaf)
Najaf
CampGracelandRasheed Air Base
CampGriffinBaghdad International Airport
CampHonorGreen Zone/BaghdadBaghdad2006Iraqi Prison[17]
CampHotel (Najaf)
CampHurricane Point (Ar Ramadi)Al Anbar
CampHusaybahAl-Qa'imAl Anbar2009Renamed Camp Gannon
CampIndependence
Camp Headhunter
FOB Headhunter
Ali SalehBaghdadAl Muthana Air Base 2 Platoons of HHC 4-64 AR, 4th BDE, 3rd IN Div
CampIndia
CampIron Horse (Sadr City)
CampIronhorse
FOB Danger (Tikrit)
Salah ad Din
CampJennings (Al Amarah)Maysan
CampJuliet (Karbala)KarbalaUsed by Polish forces[18]
CampJunction City (Ar Ramadi)Al Anbar
CampJustice
Camp Al Adala
Camp Banzai
KadhamiyahBaghdad
CampKalsuBabylon
CampKleckerBaghdadLocated in the Baghdad International Airport area
CampKnot
CampKorean Village
FOB Buzz (Ar Rutbah / H-3 Air Base )
Ar-RutbaAl Anbar
CampLancerBaijiSalah ad DinK-2 Air Base
CampLeader (Mosul)
CampLibeccio (Nasiriyah)Dhi Qar
CampLiberty (Camp Hurriya)
Camp Victory North (Camp Al-Tahreer)
BaghdadPart of the Victory Base Complex
CampLima (Baghdad)
CampLokiKurdish RegionErbilMarch 2003July 2003DismantledUsed by Task Force Viking
CampManhattan
Camp Habbaniyah
Al AnbarHabbaniyah Air Base
CampMarez (Mosul)Nineveh
CampMarlboro (Sadr City)
Camp Mejid (Al Asad AB)[19] Al Anbar
CampMercury
Camp Abu Ghraib
Abu Ghraib
CampMinden BasraJune 2011Transferred to Iraqi govt.
CampC.W. Myler (Baghdad)Camp of Naval Special Warfare Squadron One during their deployment in 2004
CampNakamura (Nippur)BabilNamed in honor of Army Spc. Paul T. Nakamura
CampNamaBaghdad20032004Operations moved to LSA AnacondaUsed by Task Force 626 and CIA
CampNormandy (Muqdadiyah)Diyala
CampOutlaw (Green Zone)Baghdad
CampPacemakerPart of LSA Bushmaster near Najaf
CampPacesetterSamarraSalah ad DinSamarra East Air Field
CampPaladin
CampPaliwoda (Balad)Salah ad Din
CampPackhorse
FOB Remagen
Camp Cougar
TikritSalah ad Din
CampCamp Parsons(expansion at Camp Victory)
CampPerformance (Mosul)Nineveh
CampCamp Patriot(Green Zone)
CampQayyarahNinevehQayarrah Air Base
CampRaider
FOB Dagger (Tikrit)
Salah ad Din
CampRamadi
Camp Blue Diamond
Camp Champion Main
Camp Hurricane Point
RamadiAl Anbar200720112nd Advise and Assist Brigade, 82nd Aiborne Division[20]:3
2-319 Airborne Field Artillery[20]:3
1-325 Airborne Infantry[20]:3
CampReasoner II (Sahl Sinjar, Tal Afar)SinjarNineveh2003October 2009Transferred to Iraqi Army
CampRed Knight
CampRedcatcherRasheed Air Base
CampRedemption (Abu Ghraib)
CampRenegadeKirkukKirkukApril 2003Renamed Camp Warrior in 2004Kirkuk Air Base
CampRidgeway (Al Taqaddum)
CampRipper (Al Asad)Al Anbar
CampRoach
Camp Hadithah
HadithaAl Anbar
CampRustamiyah
also known as Camp Cuervo
Rasheed Air Base
CampSatherBaghdadApril 2003December 2011Baghdad International Air Base
CampScania (Nippur)HashimiyaBabilMarch 200315 July 2010Transferred to Iraqi ArmyConvoy Support Center (CSC) Scania, on MSR Tampa about 4 miles west of Al Shomali. Last unit: 389th Combat Service Support Battalion.[21]
CampShield (Baghdad)
CampSlayerBaghdadPart of the Victory Base Complex
CampSmittySamawahMuthannaMarch 2003Handed over to Iraqis in July 2006Used by American, Dutch, British and Australian troops.
CampSnake Pit (Ramadi)Al Anbar
CampSolidarity (Camp Al-Tadamum)
Camp Gunsligner
AdhamiyahBaghdad
CampSpeicher
COB Speicher
TikritSalah ad Din2003Handed over to Iraqis in October 2011Used by Task Force ODIN
CampSt. Mere (Fallujah)Al Anbar
CampSteel Dragon (Green Zone)Baghdad
CampSteel FalconAl RashidBaghdad
CampStone (Sulaymaniyah)SilêmanîSulaymaniyahKurdistan Region
CampStrike (Mosul)Nineveh
CampStrikerBaghdadPart of the Victory Base Complex
CampSullivan (Baghdad)
CampSustainer
CampSycamoreSalah ad DinAl-Sahra Air Base
CampTajiTajiTaji Air Base
CampTaqaddumFallujahAl AnbarMarch 2003Taqaddum Air Base was handed over to Iraqis on April 5, 2020[22][23]
CampThunderBaghdad International Air Base
CampTop Gun (Mosul)Nineveh
CampTrebil
Camp Gibbons
Ar-RutbaAl Anbar
CampTwin Tower
CampUltimo (Baghdad)
CampUnion I (Camp Al-Tawheed Al-Awal)
Camp Greywolf
Al-SijoodAl Sijood Presidential Site
CampUnion II (Camp Al-Tawheef Al-Thani)
Camp Warrior
Al-SijoodAl Sijood Presidential Site
CampVictory 51 papa (Abu Ghraib)
CampVigilant (Abu Ghraib)
CampViperAl-ZubairBasraJalibah Air Base
CampVolunteer
Camp Provider (Baghdad)
CampWar HorseDiyalaBaqubah Air Field
CampWhitehorseDhi Qar
CampWhitfordDhi QarTallil Air Base
CampWolf
Camp Miller
Kuwait
CampWolfpack (Green Zone)Baghdad
CampZadan (Zadan)
CampZaytun (Erbil)ErbilKurdistan Region
CampZulu (As Suwayrah)Al-SuwairaWasit200321 August 2005Turned over to the Iraqi armyAs Suwayrah Air Base

Combat Outpost (COP)

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
COPAmancheBaghdad
COPAnnihilatorUnused trade school in Ameriya
COPApacheAdhamiyahBaghdad
COPAssassinnear Jisr DiyalaBaghdad/Diyala2007Location 33.308677, 44.617434 Former Truck Depot
COPAttackWest Al RashidBaghdad2007Former Boxing Gym
COPAyres
COPAztecSouth of Baghdad International AirportBaghdad[24]
COPBamaDiyala
COPBanchee
COPBattleAl RashidBaghdad
COPBeretta
COP860/BlackfootAl Hadar/East RashidBaghdad2007Chaldean Pontifical Babel College Church Complex
COPBlickenstaffMosulNineveh
COPBlue Babe Bridge / Georgian Bridge(Route Blue Babe, across the Diyala River)
COPBone ZuluSouth Tahrir
COPCahillAl-Mada'inDiyala2007201133.134972, 44.572930
COPCallahanAdhamiyahBaghdad
COPCarverSalman Pak2008201133.083224, 44.599440
Baker Boys: Inside the Surge
COPCasheJisr Diyala33.208018, 44.523323
COPCashe SouthBaghdad2007July 2010Transferred to the Iraqi Police33.20664164070701, 44.519090597883114 Built right next to Al Tuwaitha Nuclear Reactor that was bombed.
COPCasino
COP Wildcard
Al-MansourBaghdad
COPChaosBa'qubaDiyala
COPClearyAl WihdaDiyala2007200833.139267, 44.692545
COPCobra CabanaBaghdad2007
COPCommando BAR (Base Al Razul)Baghdad2007
COPCorregidor(near Haswah, Al Yusufiyah)2007
COPDragonYusifiyahBaghdad20072008Transferred to the Iraqi ArmyLast unit: 3rd Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault).[25]
COPEllisBarwanaAl Anbar2006
COPFalconRamadiAl Anbar
COPFordAdhamiyahBaghdad
COPGatorBaghdadNestled in the Dora market
COPGoldenWādī TharthārAl Anbar2007August 2007Turned over to the Iraqi ArmyNorth of Fallujah off MSR Golden
COPGrantRamadiAl Anbar
COPHaditha DamHadithaAl AnbarDecember 2008
COPHatoonBa'qubaDiyala
COPHawasWādī TharthārAl AnbarMSR Golden, Northeast of Lake Tharthar Dam and Canal
COPHutal
COP Rath
COPIronRamadiAl Anbar
COPKhatoonBa'qubaDiyala
COPMeade
COPMurrayArab JiborBaghdad
COPOld ModAl RashidBaghdadOld Ministry of Defense Building
COPNepsaNineveh20072009Turned over to the Iraqi ArmyEast Side of Tigris Al Sharqat *BTrp 1/3 ACR*
COPNorthAl-Qa'imAl Anbar
COPNorrisBaghdad
COPOcotal / OcotolAnahAl Anbar
COPOld BaqubahBa'qubaDiyala
COPOld Mob
COPQasr `Amij (160k)Ar-RutbaAl Anbar20072010Turned over to Iraqi ArmySite of the 29th Brigade, 7th IA Division
COPRabiyMosulNineveh
COPRawahRawahAl Anbar
COPRemagenSalah ad Din
COPResolve
COPRock
COPRomeoBa'qubaDiyala
COPRuger
COPSalie(Nahrawan)
COPSan JuanSouthwest of Baghdad International AirportBaghdad2007AbandonedBombed out garage/barracks destroyed. Remnants of tower remain.
COPSedgwickAl AnbarAugust 2009Turned over to the Iraqi ArmyDowngraded from a FOB sometime between 2008 & 2009
COPShanMosulNineveh
COPSouthAl-Qa'imAl Anbar
COPShockerBadraWasit2007July 2011Located in Zurbatiyah
COPSpearRamadiAl Anbar
COPSwordRamadiAl Anbar
COPSummers
COPTampaMosulNineveh
COPTehrir / Tarear / TahrirBa'qubaDiyala
COPTexasSadr CityBaghdad
COPTripoli
COPWar Eagle
COP102RusafaBaghdad
COP402
COP727
COP742
COP821southwestern neighborhood of SaidiyahBaghdad

Contingency Operating Base (COB)

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
COBAdder
Camp Adder
LSA Adder
Camp Cedar I
Camp Cedar II
NasiriyahDhi QarDecember 2011Nasiriyah Airport3rd Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division[20]:3
1-77 Armor[20]:6
2-82 Field Artillery[20]:6
219th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade[20]:7
1-163 Infantry[20]:13
COBAsadAl Anbar4-6 Infantry[20]:3
2-325 Infantry[20]:7
COBBasrah
Camp Basrah
BasraDecember 2011Transferred to civilian controlContains U.S. Consulate.[11]
COBErbilErbil
COBScaniaBabylon
COBWarhorse

Contingency Operating Site (COS)

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
COSBesmayahBaghdad
COSBuccaBasra
COSCobraBaghdad4-9 Cavalry[20]:7
COSDelta
FOB Delta
FOB Al Kut
Camp Chesty
KutWasitApril 2003October 2011Transferred to Iraqi Control6-9 Cavalry[20]:6
Kut Air Base
COSEchoDiwaniyaAl-Qādisiyyah1-82 Field Artillery[20]:2
2-8 Cavalry[20]:6
3/3 Armored Cavalry[20]:15
COSEndeavor
FOB Endeavor
An NajafNajaf[13]
COSGarry OwenMaysan3-8 Cavalry[20]:6
COSHammerBaghdad2011Located near Besmaya Range Complex
COSKalsuBabylon1st Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division[20]:2
2-5 Cavalry[20]:2
3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment (Advise and Assist Brigade)[20]:15
1/3 Armored Cavalry[20]:15
COSKorean VillageAr-RutbaAl Anbar
COSMahmudlyahAl-Mahmudiya
COSMarez
FOB Marez
Camp Diamondback
MosulNineveh20044th Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Armored Division[20]:7
2-13 Cavalry[20]:7
2-29 Field Artillery[20]:7
6-17 Air Cavalry[20]:9
5-82 Field Artillery[20]:11
1-9 Cavalry[20]:15
COSTaqaddumFallujahAl Anbar
COSUmm QasrAl-ZubairBasra
COSWarriorKirkuk6-17 Air Cavalry[20]:1
4th Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Armoured Division[20]:2
1-5 Field Artillery[20]:2
1st Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division[20]:10
1-14 Infantry[20]:15
2-12 Cavalry[20]:15
COSWarhorseBaqubahDiyala2nd Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division[20]:2
1-8 Cavalry[20]:11

Firebase (FB)

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
FirebaseMoreheadBa'qubaDiyalaOctober 2011Handover to Iraqi ForcesUS Special Forces base located in the city of Baqubah. Last occupied by ODA 2135.
FirebaseSahamAl-Qa'imAl AnbarMarch 2020[26]34.361286°N 41.129709°E / 34.361286; 41.129709 [27][28]

Forward Operating Base (FOB)

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
FOBAbu GhraibAbu GhraibBaghdad2004September 2006
COPAggieHammam Al Allil/MosulNineveh
FOBAl AsadHadithaAl Anbar2003Ayn Al Asad Airbase
FOBAl-Tawheed Al-ThalithBaghdad
FOBAnimalBaghdad
FOBArrowAl-DaurSaladinMay 2003
FOBAttackBaghdad
FOBAtlas
Hellhound
FOBBahariaAl Anbar
FOBBandit IslandBaghdad
FOBBeastSamarraSalah ad Din
FOBBernsteinToozSalah ad Din2003Transferred to the Iraqi army in 2006Tuz Khurmatu Air Base
FOBBlue DiamondRamadiAl Anbar
FOBBlackFallujahAl Anbar
FOBBlickenstaffMosulNineveh
FOBBrassfield-MoraSamarraSaladin
FOBBroomheadBaghdad
FOBBulldog
FOBByersBaghdad
FOBCaldwell
Camp Caldwell
Balad RuzDiyala2003April 3, 2010Dissolved into the Kirkush Military Training BaseNamed in honor of Army Specialist Nathaniel A. Caldwell
FOBCallahanAdhamiyahBaghdadMarch 2007[29]January 3, 2009[30]Closed downOccupied by the 4th Infantry Division until recently. Originally captured by the 2-82nd Airborne, was in an old, burned-out shopping mall.[31]

[32]

FOBCarpenterSalman Pak2003Salman Pak, previously used by Fedayeen Saddam as a training camp (before 2003)
FOBChampion Main
Camp Blue Diamond
RamadiAl Anbar
FOBChosinIskandariya/Al-MusayabBabil20032005Renamed
FOB Iskandariyah
Located on the grounds of the Musayyib Power Plant
FOBCobraKhanaqinDiyala2003Transferred to Iraqi ControlLocated in Jalawla
FOBComancheAbu Sayada
FOBConstitutionBaghdad
FOBCookeBaghdad
FOBCourageMosulNineveh
FOBCorregidor
FOBCrossbow
FOBDagger
FOBDangerTikritSaladinMay 20042005Formerly FOB Ironhorse
FOBDaniels
FOBDavidNajafNajaf
FOBDukeNajafNajaf2004October 1, 2006Transferred to Iraqi Control
FOBDibbis
Dibis
Dibis Camp
Camp Dibis
DibisKirkuk
FOBEagleBaladSaladin20032004Renamed FOB Paliwoda
FOBEchoDiwaniyahAl-Qādisiyyah31.968192, 44.910140It served as a Spanish (known as Camp Espania), Polish, and American base during different periods of the Iraq War.
FOBEdenHītAl Anbar
FOBEdge
FOBFallujahAl Anbar
FOBFaylokAl-MuqdadiyaDiyala
FOBFerdinandBaghdad2007U.S. Army Special Forces and Iraqi Special Forces FOB created on Camp Liberty
FOBFerrin-HugginsBaghdadRasheed AB
FOBFortitudeMosulNinevehFaisaliyah District
FOBFreedomGreen ZoneBaghdadFormerly used by Uday Hussein
FOBFuldaTel AfarNineveh
FOBFunston
FOBGabeBa'qubaDiyala
FOBGaines MillsKirkukKirkuk
FOBGarry OwenAmarahMaysan20032011Transferred to Iraqi Army Control
FOBGhostErbilErbil (Kurdistan Region)
FOBGivens
FOBGloryMosulNineveh
FOBGoldFallujahAl Anbar
FOBGrant(Tal Ashtah AB)
FOBGrizzly
FOB Spartan
FOB Red Lion
FOB Barbarian
Al KhalisDiyalaApril 2003January 2009FOB Grizzly is located within Camp Ashraf
FOBGuardian CityFallujahAl Anbar(Al Taqaddum AB handed over to Iraqis on April 5, 2020[22][23])
FOBGunnerAl-Taji(Taji AB)
FOBHammerBesmayaBaghdad200733.791944, 44.605278 Besmaya Range Complex
FOBHawkBaghdad
FOBHellhound
Atlas
FOBHitAl Anbar
FOBHonorGreen ZoneBaghdad
FOBHope
Camp Hope
Camp War Eagle
Baghdad
FOBHopping
FOBHotelNajafNajaf
FOBHunter
FOBHurricaneRamadiAl Anbar
FOBIndiaKarbala
FOBIndependence
FOBIronhorseTikritSaladinApril 2003May 2004Renamed FOB Danger
FOBIskandariyah
FOB Chosin
Iskandariya/Al-MusayabBabil20052009FOB Dismantled, Power Plant returned to civilian controlLocated on the grounds of the Musayyib Power Plant
FOBJunction CityRamadiAl Anbar
FOBJustice
FOBKalsuAl-MusayabBabilMay 20032011Renamed COS Kalsu
FOBLatham
Al Walid
FOBLaurieFallujahAl Anbar
FOBLoyaltyBaghdad2003August 2011
FOBLionrenamed FOB Orion(vicinity of LSA Anaconda, Balad Air Base)
FOBManhattanAl Anbar(Habbaniyah AB)
FOBMcHenryAl-HawijaKirkukE of Kirkuk
FOBMacKenzieSamarraSaladinFormerly FOB Pacesetter
FOBMelodySadr CityBaghdad
FOBMercuryFallujahAl Anbar
FOBMiller
FOBMorganBaghdad International Airport
FOBMuleskinnerRasheed AB
FOBMusanSinjarNineveh
FOBNimur
FOBNormandyAl-MuqdadiyaDiyalaMarch 2003
FOBOmahaTikritSaladin
FOBO'Ryan / OrionDujail/Al-FarisSaladin
FOBPacesetterSaladinNow MacKenzie
FOBPackhorseTikritSaladinApril 2003
FOBPaliden BaseRamadiAl Anbar
FOBPaliwodaBaladSalah ad Din20042009Transferred to Iraqi Control and renamed Balad Joint Coordination Center.Formerly FOB Eagle
FOBPasab
Wilson
FOBPatriot
FOBPhoenixDohukDohukTransferred to Kurdish Control (KRG)Kurdistan Region
FOBProsperity
Camp Prosperity
Baghdad2003Transferred to Iraqi ControlLocated at As-Salam
FOBQ-WestMosulNinevehFormerly FOB Endurance
FOBQuinnAr-RutbaAl Anbar2003Mudayasis Airfield, near An Nukhayb
FOBRaiderTikritSaladin
FOBReaper
FOBRegulars
FOBRemagenTikritSaladin2003August 2006Transferred to Iraqi ControlTikrit South Air Base
FOBRidgeway
Ridgway
Al Anbar(Al Taqaddum AB handed over to Iraqis on April 5, 2020[22][23])
FOBRoundtop
Round Top
SoranErbilKurdistan Region
FOBRough RiderBalad RuzDiyala
FOBRustamiyahBaghdad33.282836, 44.519937(former Camp Cuervo)
FOBSabreRamadiAl Anbar
FOBScaniaBabil
FOBSt. MereFallujahAl AnbarSeptember 2003Renamed Camp Fallujah in March 2004
FOBSaint Michael
Al Mahmudiyah
MahmudiyaBaghdad
FOBShawshookDiyala2007Created next to FOB Hammer and Besmaya Range Complex
FOBShellSE of Karbala[33]
FOBShieldBaghdad
FOBSpeicherSalah ad Din2003Renamed COB Speicheral-Sahra AB
FOBSteel DragonGreen Zone
FOBStone
PB Andrea
FOBSykesTel AfarNinevehFOB Sykes was located approximately five miles south of the Iraqi city of Tal Afar (Ninewah Governorate) and 40 miles east of the IraqSyria border.[34]
FOBSummerall
Stoddard
BaijiSaladin
FOBSword
FOBTaji
FOBTashRamadiAl AnbarJoint Security Station erected around an old Iraqi police station
FOBTigerAl-Qa'imAl Anbar
FOBTinderboxBaijiSalah ad Din
FOBTrojan HorseGreen ZoneBaghdad
FOBTrotter
FOBUnion IIIGreen Zone/Baghdad2011NATO Training Mission - Iraq[20]:1
Office Of Security Cooperation - Iraq[20]:1
FOBVanguardDujail/Al-FarisSaladin
FOBWar EagleBaghdad
FOBWarhorse(Baquba Air Field)
FOBWarriorKirkukKirkukKirkuk AB
FOBWebsterHadithaAl AnbarAl Asad AB
FOBWilsonAl-DaurSalah ad Din
FOBWyattBaladSalah ad DinBalad AB/LSA Anaconda
FOBYankee
FOBYusufiyahAl-MahmudiyaBaghdad
FOBZulu

Joint Base (JB)

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
JointBalad
Anaconda Logistical Support Area
Camp Anaconda
BaladSaladinApril 20032011Handed over to Iraqi Air Force on Nov. 8, 2011[20]:1(Balad Air Base)

Joint Security Station (JSS)

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
JSSFalcon
Camp Al-Saqr
Forward Operating Base Falcon
Camp Ferrin-Huggins
Camp Falcon
Shield
Al-RashidBaghdad2003July 2011Became HQ for 7/2 Iraqi federal police brigade when handed over in 2011
JSSIndiaMosulNineveh2-7 Cavalry[20]:11
JSS Siniyah Baiji Salah ad Din March 2009 Handed over to the Iraqi Police in 2009[35] Located in Seneia Town

Patrol Base (PB)

Type Name District Governorate Opened Closed Fate Notes
PBOlsonSamarraSaladinSupplied by Camp Brassfield Mora[36]
PBRazorSamarraSaladinSupplied by Camp Brassfield Mora[36]

Other nomenclatures

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