AFB

AFB is a common military term referring to an Air Force base.

List of American Air Force Bases - Naval Air Stations - Radar Installations

• [[Alabama]: Primary: Gunter AFB (Montgomery), Maxwell AFB (Montgomery), Redstone arsenal (Huntsville).

• Alaska: Warning radar network at Eielson AFB (Fairbanks), Elmendorf AFB (Anchorage), Fort Richardson. Secondary: Adak Island, Shemya Island (space radar), Clear (BMEWS radar)

• Arizona: Primary: Davis-Monthan AFB at Tucson (Titan missiles, area within a line connecting Nogales, Cochise, Mammoth, Eloy, south to Mexican border), Luke AFB (Glendale), Marine Corps Air Station (Yuma), Williams AFB (Chandler), Yuma Proving Ground.

• Arkansas: Primary: Little Rock AFB (Titan missiles, area within a line connecting Shirley, Newport, Des Arc, Little Rock, Russellville, Nogo, back to Shirley), Blytheville AFB (SAC bombers). Secondary: Pine Bluff, West Memphis (Memphis, Tennessee). Tertiary: Fort Smith, Texarkana, and Little Rock

• California: Primary: Alameda NAS, Castle AFB (Merced), Beale AFB (Marysville), Edwards AFB (Kern), El Toro (Santa Ana), George AFB (Victorville), Hamilton AFB (Marin), March AFB (Riverside), Mather AFB (SAC bombers, Sacramento), McClellan AFB (Sacramento), Miramar NAS (San Diego), Norton AFB (San Bernardino), Oxnard AFB Point Mugu (Point Hueneme), Travis AFB (Fairfield), Vandenberg AFB (Lompoc). Secondary: San Francisco (area within a line connecting Point Reyes Radar Station, St. Helena, Antioch, Palo Alto, Redwood City, and along the Pacific coast to Point Reyes Station), San Jose, El Centro, China Lake, Camp Pendleton, Fort Ord, Twentynine Palms, Lemoore, Portola, Los Angeles (area within a line connecting Malibu, Camarillo, Lake Arrowhead, Perris, Laguna, and along the coast to Malibu), Oro Grande, Oceanside, San Diego, Lathrop, Santa Barbara, Oxnard, Ventura, Thousand Oaks, Mt. Laguna, Mill Valley. Tertiary: Bakersfield, Barstow, Banning, Gilroy, Milford, Modesto, Monterey, Mojave, Sacramento, Santa Rosa, Stockton, Salinas, Fresno, Ridgecrest, Lancaster, Wrightwood, Yermo, Victorville, Warner Springs.

Colorado: Primary: Colorado Springs (NORAD HQ), Warren AFB Complex (Minuteman missiles, area within a line connecting Grover, Briggsdale, Fort Morgan, Sedgwick, and along state line to Grover again), Fort Carson. Secondary: Denver, Pueblo. Tertiary: Aurora, Boulder, Cheraw, Greeley, Pueblo-Boone area, Broomfield, Rocky Flats (target is 10 miles west of Sedalia).

Air Force Bases: A Likely Nuclear Target Structure

All American Air Forces bases likely have nuclear weapon capabilities making it them of the primary targets among the world's major nuclear target structures in a possible nuclear war. Air force bases being a "first strike" nuclear war target are mostly due to missile silos, bomber bases and command and control (C2) centers. The enemy must neutralize these assets immediately to prevent or minimize American nuclear or other military retaliation.

See Also

• Bomber
• Radar