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(Site Map--continued) 

U.S. MILITARY PRESENCE IN PANAMA

--  History

--  Military Bases - History

    --  Quarry Heights

    --  Fort Amador - Army and Navy Sectors

    --  Fort Grant

    --  Fort Clayton

    --  Fort Kobbe

    --  Albrook Air Force Base/Station

    --  Albrook Army Air Field

    --  Panama Air Depot (PAD) Area 

    --  Howard Air Force Base 

    --  Rodman Naval Station

    --  Fort Sherman

    --  Fort Davis

    --  Fort Gulick/Espinar

    --  Galeta Island

    --  Camp Elliott/Gaillard

    --  Camp Otis

    --  Fort Randolph   

    --  France Field

    --  Coco Solo Naval Base

    --  Camp Rousseau  

    --  Housing Areas:

        --  Cocoli

        --  Curundu Heights and Flats

        --  Farfan

        --  Rousseau

--  Senior Military Commands and Commanders

--  Major Subordinate Commands

--  Forces/Units

--  Changing Missions and Strategies

--  Major Events

    --  Operation Just Cause (Dec 20, 1989-Feb 1990)

    --  Operation Safe Haven (Cuban Migrants) (Sept 1994-Feb 1995)

    --  Southern Command's Area of Operation expanded (1996 and 1997)

--  Exercises/Operations

--  Major Institutions

    --  U.S. Army School of the Americas 

    --  Inter-American Air Forces Academy

    --  Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School (NAVSCIATTS)

    --  Army Jungle Operations Training Center

    --  Army Tropic Test Center

    --  Inter-American Geodetic Survey

--  Military Stewardship of Environment

--  Vignettes

U.S. MILITARY IN REGION

--  History - Early Years

--  Relationships during/after World Wars I and II

--  Regional Cooperation/Security Assistance - Genesis

--  Defense Ministerials

LIFE AFTER SOUTHCOM/PANAMA

SOUTHCOM TODAY

--  Structure and Missions

--  Regional Cooperation/ Security Assistance

--  Counterdrug Support – Emerging Mission

--  Exercises/ Operations

--  Humanitarian Assistance/ Disaster Relief

--  Total Force Role

--  Plan Colombia

--  Current/Recent Activities

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