List of military units and installations in Oklahoma

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The armed forces in the United States have built a number of military installations in the state of Oklahoma. Some of these units remain in operation. A number of military installations in Oklahoma operated before or during the Civil War era.

Army / Army National Guard[]

Navy[]

Air Force / Air Force Reserve / Air National Guard[]

Marine Corps[]

  • Fort Sill USMC logo.svg – All Marine Field Artillerymen – both officer and enlisted – are trained at the United States Army Field Artillery Training Center.[9]

Coast Guard[]

  • – River Buoy Tender.

Former / closed military installations[]

See also[]

References[]

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