Arizona has several active military and defense installations. This guide covers 5 major installations across Army, Air Force and Marine Corps.

Military Bases in Arizona

The installations in Arizona support training, aviation, testing. They are grouped by branch below so readers can find each base quickly.

Army Bases in Arizona

Army installations in Arizona support training, readiness, testing, logistics or other land-force missions. The exact role depends on the installation.

Fort Huachuca

Fort Huachuca is an active army installation in the Sierra Vista area. Its main work includes military intelligence, testing and communications, with facilities that support the mission and assigned personnel.

BranchArmy
LocationSierra Vista, Arizona
Address50010 Smith Street, Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613-7011
Main contact520-533-5919
Main operationsMilitary intelligence, testing and communications
Key facilitiesTraining areas, administrative facilities and personnel support services
StatusActive

Yuma Proving Ground

Yuma Proving Ground is an active army installation in the Yuma area. Its main work includes weapons and equipment testing, with facilities that support the mission and assigned personnel.

BranchArmy
LocationYuma, Arizona
Address301 C Street, Yuma, AZ 85365-9498
Main contact928-328-2332
Main operationsWeapons and equipment testing
Key facilitiesOperational, administrative and personnel support facilities
StatusActive

Air Force Bases in Arizona

Air Force installations in Arizona support flying missions, training, maintenance and readiness. Some also handle specialized testing or command work.

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base is an active air force installation in the Tucson area. Its main work includes military aviation, training and readiness, with facilities that support the mission and assigned personnel.

BranchAir Force
LocationTucson, Arizona
Address5355 E. Granite Street, Building 2441, Tucson, AZ 85707
Main contact520-228-5690
Main operationsMilitary aviation, training and readiness
Key facilitiesAirfield, hangars or maintenance areas, and personnel support services
StatusActive

Luke Air Force Base

Luke Air Force Base is an active air force installation in the Glendale area. Its main work includes military aviation, training and readiness, with facilities that support the mission and assigned personnel.

BranchAir Force
LocationGlendale, Arizona
Address14185 West Falcon Street, Luke AFB, AZ 85309
Main contact623-856-6011
Main operationsMilitary aviation, training and readiness
Key facilitiesAirfield, hangars or maintenance areas, and personnel support services
StatusActive

Marine Corps Bases in Arizona

Marine Corps installations in Arizona support Marines through aviation, training, logistics and operational readiness.

Marine Corps Air Station Yuma

Marine Corps Air Station Yuma is an active marine corps installation in the Yuma area. Its main work includes marine aviation and readiness, with facilities that support the mission and assigned personnel.

BranchMarine Corps
LocationYuma, Arizona
AddressAvenue 3E, Main Gate, Yuma, AZ 85365
Main contact928-269-2252
Main operationsMarine aviation and readiness
Key facilitiesAirfield, hangars or maintenance areas, and personnel support services
StatusActive

Frequently Asked Questions

How many active military bases are in Arizona?

Using the major-installation definition used in this guide, Arizona has 5 active military or defense installations. Recruiting offices and unit-only Guard listings are not counted as separate bases.

Which military branches have bases in Arizona?

This list includes installations connected with the Army, Air Force and Marine Corps. Joint and other defense installations are listed separately when they are present.

Are there army bases in Arizona?

Yes. This guide lists 2 army bases in Arizona, including Fort Huachuca and Yuma Proving Ground.

Are there air force bases in Arizona?

Yes. This guide lists 2 air force bases in Arizona, including Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and Luke Air Force Base.

Can civilians visit military bases in Arizona?

Sometimes, but access rules vary by installation and can change. Visitors may need an approved sponsor, a valid ID or a visitor pass. Check with the installation before traveling.

Does this list include recruiting offices in Arizona?

No. Recruiting battalions and similar administrative listings are not counted as separate military bases. The list focuses on active installation-type locations.