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Overseas Navy installations

Published: January 19, 2011

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

Bahrain	NSA Bahrain	MOS	Base site
Cuba	Naval Station Guantanamo Bay	MOS	Base site
Greece	NSA Souda Bay	MOS	Base site
Italy	NAS Sigonella	MOS	Base site
	NSA Naples	MOS	Base site
	NSA Naples Department, Gaeta	MOS	Base site
Japan	Diego Garcia NSF	MOS	Base site
	NAF Atsugi	MOS	Base site
	U.S. Fleet Activities Sasebo	MOS	Base site
	U.S. Fleet Activities Yokosuka	MOS	Base site
South Korea	COMFLEACTS Chinhae	MOS	Base site
Spain	Naval Station Rota	MOS	Base site

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