The US Has Built Only 11 New Military Bases in the Last 75 Years
Briefly

Many of America's military bases, constructed in the 1940s peak during World War II, play a crucial role in the local and national economy.
Since 1950, only 11 military bases were constructed, highlighting a significant decline in domestic military infrastructure despite ongoing global military needs.
Military installations not only create job opportunities through defense spending but also support local economies by increasing civilian employment options and consumer spending.
This report reveals how new military bases can affect local economies and communities, shedding light on their broader economic implications.
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