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What Was Transferred (continued) MAJOR MILITARY BASES AND OTHER MILITARY AREAS (continued)
C-27 AIRCRAFT FLYING OVER HOWARD AIR FORCE BASE [From Dialogo, Southern Command's magazine]
Examples of the U.S. military bases in Panama The Canal and all military properties were transferred to Panama over a 20-year period 1979-1999 at no cost to Panama as stipulated by the Panama Canal Treaty of 1977. The physical legacy to the people of Panama, including all the military installations and the Panama Canal, will remain as part of the United States’ rich contributions to the cultural heritage and economy of Panama. Site developed, owned and maintained by William H. Ormsbee, Jr. 2005
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AMERICA'S LEGACY IN PANAMA... Panama Canal Construction Panama Canal 1914-1999 BASES FORT AMADOR FORT CLAYTON FORT KOBBE ALBROOK AIR FORCE BASE/STATION HOWARD AIR FORCE BASE RODMAN NAVAL STATION PANAMA AIR DEPOT (PAD) AREA FORT SHERMAN FORT DAVIS FORT GULICK GALETA ISLAND EARLIER MILITARY INSTALLATIONS Fort Grant Fort Randolph France Field Coco Solo Naval Base |
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