Stateside Marine Corps installations

Published: January 19, 2011

Links to base pages at Military OneSource.com, and to the bases' official sites

Arizona	MCAS Yuma	MOS	Base site
California	Camp Pendleton	MOS	Base site
	MCLB Barstow	MOS	Base site
	MCRD San Diego	MOS	Base site
	MCAS Miramar	MOS	Base site
	Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center	MOS	Base site
	Twentynine Palms (MCAGCC)	MOS	Base site
Georgia	Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany	MOS	Base site
Hawaii	MCB Hawaii	MOS	Base site
North Carolina	Camp Lejeune	MOS	Base site
	MCAS Cherry Point	MOS	Base site
	MCAS New River	MOS	Base site
South Carolina	MCAS Beaufort	MOS	Base site
	MCRD Parris Island	MOS	Base site
Virginia	Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall)	MOS	Base site
	MARFORCOM, Camp Allen, MCSF Regiment	MOS	Base site
	Marine Corps Base Quantico	MOS	Base site

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