List of South Hills military bases
This page contains a list of military installations owned, operated, or utilized by the Armed Forces of South Hills currently in operation within South Hills and abroad, as well as a list of military facilities known to have been closed down.
South Hills operates a network of military installation and is one of the largest operators of foreign military bases, with locations in nine nations hosting 20 "named" major military bases, with approximately an additional 50 smaller operations among the four branches of the military. The SHAF Head Command claims there are around 2,000 total military installations, with approximately 350 overseas. Due to the delicate nature of the information, there is no definitive listing of all South Hills operations, as it deals in classified materials. The total number of foreign locations are either in active utilization or have the potential for activation by the UCCS and its allies is at just over 850.
Terminology
A military installation is defined as a military base, fort, post, station, port, or any other minor operation under the direction of the South Hills Department of Homeland Affairs and Defense (DoHAD). Some installations may consist of more than one physical site.
By Service
Joint
Domestic
- SHAF Head Command (HCOM), located in the UCCS capital, Ronald F.D.
- Joint Base District 58, located in District 58, a condominium owned between South Hills and Norgsveldet
Overseas
- Eyjaborg, Rikevaarland- Joint Base Lovecraft
- Ranisport, Bana- Ranisport Air-Naval Base
- Serdemia- Joint Defense Facility Chernopolsk
- Alexandrograd, Serdemia- Alexandrograd Air Base
- Consolación, Nuesperanza- El Fuerte Air Base
- Clifport, Dræset- Clifport Joint Facility
- Bluixginia, Nacata- Hanks Joint Defense Facility
- Freyaelv, Arkalarius- Kernhaus Air Base
- Riesigfels, Arkalarius- Arino Air Base
- Heise-Mekler, Heisen League- Joint Base Mekler
Army Bases
Domestic
Foreign
- Kurgask, Nuesperanza- Kurgask Air Base