So You Wanna Count Oklahoma's Army Outposts? Brace Yourself, Soldier!
Ah, Oklahoma. Land of tornadoes, fried onion burgers, and... surprisingly, a whole lot of Army dudes and dudettes. But just how many military bases are we talking about here? Buckle up, because we're about to deploy on a fact-finding mission (with significantly less dust and danger than a real deployment, thankfully).
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The intel reveals...
Did you know that Oklahoma boasts a whopping two Army installations? That's right, two! This puts them in the company of some pretty impressive military hubs. Now, some folks might scoff and say "two? That's not that many." But hey, two more than you built in your backyard, right?
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Here's the rundown on the two main players:
Fort Sill: This granddaddy of a base is like the Fort Knox of Oklahoma (but with less gold and more artillery). It's home to the United States Army Field Artillery School and the United States Army Air Defense Artillery School, basically training grounds for future battlefield rockstars.
Henry Post Army Airfield: This one's a bit smaller, but no less important. Think of it as Fort Sill's energetic little brother. It provides aviation support for training exercises and whatnot.
But wait, there's more!
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Now, hold your horses, soldier. Oklahoma isn't all about the Army. They've got a whole squadron of Air Force bases too (three, to be exact), but that's a story for another time.
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So, the big reveal: Oklahoma has two Army installations, making it a force to be reckoned with. Not bad for a state known for its friendly skies (most of the time, anyway).
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FAQs for the Aspiring Army Base Counter
How to find these Army bases on a map? No sweat, soldier! Google Maps is your best friend. Just type in "Fort Sill" or "Henry Post Army Airfield" and let the digital drill sergeant guide you.
How can I visit an Oklahoma Army base? Hold on there, Maverick. These bases are primarily for military personnel and authorized guests. But don't fret! Oklahoma has plenty of other awesome places to visit.
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How do I join the Army? That's a big decision, hero! The best bet is to head to your local Army recruiter's office. They'll get you on the path to becoming an army superstar.
How many push-ups can the average Oklahoma Army soldier do? Enough to make you cry, recruit. Seriously though, physical fitness is a big part of being a soldier.
How cool is it to live near an Army base? Pretty darn cool, actually. You get to see some amazing things (like fighter jets soaring overhead) and feel the sense of community that comes with having a strong military presence nearby.
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