US Military Bases

Cuba is a correct answer, but the date is much earlier, at the beginning of the 20th century, say 1905, or thereabouts. As a result of the Spanish-American war, and the American defeat of Spain in Cuba. The United States leased the land and sea areas comprising the Guantanamo Naval Reservation from the newly formed Republic of Cuba in February 1903 and took custody on December 10, 1903. Since then the primary command occupying the reservation has been U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay Cuba.

1)he will take the car you left if that is the car to be repoed. 2)If you are traveling in the car to be repoed he will wait for you to return and repo it after you get back.

The mutiny was at Kronstadt, near Petrograd (St. Petersburg).

NSA Bahrain Navy Base in Bahrain, Bahrain.

I believe you are referring to the short video clip of buildings just before the Warner Brothers logo appears on screen. If that's what you're asking about, the clip is of Warner Brothers Studios (formerly Burbank Studios) in Burbank, CA.

The largest military base in the U.S. is Fort Bragg, North Carolina. It extends to 3 counties, and contains a major air force base, Pope A.F.B. It is located right off the west side of one of the largest cities of N.C., Fayetteville.

Matilda O'Donnell was the alleged U.S. Army nurse on duty during the infamous "Roswell UFO Incident" in 1947 who was tasked with conducting the interviews of the surviving alien being. Her personal notes and transcripts of the interview with the alien being were published in a book "Alien Interview" by Lawrence Spencer. by Lawrence R. Spencer

check with the AG section on base....................

NO THIS IS ILLEGAL! They cannot go inside your house, garage, or locked private property

Okinawa.

Strictly speaking, the current U.S. military base did not exist at the time, so it was not "won" (i.e. the Battle of Okinawa was over the entire island, not for a specific base on it).

Yes. Such establishments are typically called Military Surplus stores.

If you are talking about citizenship, then you are not an automatic citizen, because you were not born on U.S. soil. Your parents would have to fill out some paperwork, otherwise you would be an illegal immigrant.

No, that is incorrect. Any child born to a U.S. citizen is considered a U.S. citizen themselves, automatically. You may have to provide a birth certificate (or equivalent birth record) along with documenting the legal U.S. citizenship of your parent(s), but you are otherwise automatically entitled to U.S. citizenship with no additional hoops to jump through.

In 1953, the Eisenhower administration was in the process of organizing a world wide system of military bases. Secretary of State, Dulles asked of Congress if they wished to call agreements made to open bases a "treaty" of sorts. He was giving Congress the right to have a say on when and where US military bases could be built. The Congress, with no disputes, simply agreed that the executive branch had power of such agreements that established military bases.

That is San Antonio International Airport

Nope. At least not where I work. I work as a security guard for a local plant that has a security booth that is staffed 24/7. We are not allowed, by the clients rules, (I work for a contracted security company)to let repo men come on the property. We had an incident occur not to long ago. A repo man came to the main gate so he could repo a vehicle. The main gate guard told the repo man that he was not allowed to come on the clients lot per the clients rules. He got nasty and said he was going to call the police. The repo man was then told that the police are not legally allowed onto the clients property unless we or the client call and ask for assistance or the police have a warrant or the police have their lights on and are pursuing a fleeing vehicle. I was told to keep a lookout for suspicious vehicles and report any trespassers on the property. had the repo man trespassed, I could have notified the M/G and the police would have been called and arrested the trespasser. Also, I would have had plenty of help from the forklift drivers and other workers if the situation had become unsafe. The repo man never came back. You may dispute this, however I know the client rules and know what I am allowed and not allowed to do. We never got in trouble, and the cops never showed. The client, as far as we know, never talked to us or our boss about it. There was never a breach of security, so I don't think it ever went beyond our boss because it was not worth wasting the clients time. Our boss told us that we did what we were supposed to do and that under no circumstances were we to let a repo man onto the proerty. It's that simple. The above poster did exactly what he was supposed to do his job... good for you. The repo man does not have the right to tresspass on private property.This does not mean he won't try.... a repo man will lie and misrepresent himself to try and gain access to the vehicle.If the guards are not doing their job unlike the above poster then the repo guy will get your car.If the repo guy gets your car from a controlled lot it will up to the owner of the lot not you to press trespass charges against the lender and the repo company. To the poster who said repomen cannot enter private property. You are incorrect. The UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) dictates that they can. Repomen cannot breach the peace during a repo. In other words, if they are told by the property owner or legal representative to leave, they have to. If it is a "controlled lot" then it is up to the security guard to do his job. If it is just a matter of an automatic gate, then the repoman can go in as long as he does not: cut a lock, cut a fence, damage the fence, damage the lock, pick the lock. In other words, if he is "in line" to go in and someone goes in right in front of him, if he can get through before the gate closes, he is legal. The gate was open, he didn't open it and nobody stopped him. The answer to this question is NO, ONLY if the 'control" does it's job. A recovery agent HAS the right to enter private property until that right is resinded by the property owner(in this case, the security gaurds). IF security is law for whatever reason, you can lose your car. Your employer provides this protection for your vehicle to keep your car sercure from thieves, NOT for you to hide your car that you wont pay for. If you need to hide your car from a repoman, it sends a notice to the employer that you have the potential to be a problem to them also. Sorry you don't have "the right" otherwise it couldn't be recinded could it ???? You are "playing dumb"(something most repoers don't have to play at)....uh what sign?? what gate??? What I'm not allowed here???Funny how the hundreds of repo posters and moderators on this site are so quick to point out the letter of the law with others actions just not there own. The repo man cannot enter any private structure (but if your garage door is open, he probably will), damage any property, or cause a breach of peace. If he got onto the business parking lot, he can repo the car. The guard may have let him in knowing why he was there or he may have just said he was there to pick up a vehicle and the guard assumed he was taking it for repair. After all, the sign on the truck probably said XYZ Repair, not XYZ Repo.

diego garcia

yes but only if there are troops there and have guns

Tak. On the condition that Russia will allow joint dibs on Artic oil exploration and claims. Cheerio, matie!

report the activity through the appropriate chain of command

UNDER HOOD, DRIVER SIDE, LOWER ENGINE AREA, BELOW EXHAUST MANIFOLD FLANGE, MOUNTED IN EXHAUST PIPE

Most other Western countries have what might be described as a 'Christian base'. It's worth bearing in mind that the U.S. has been favoured by nature in many ways.

We wanted to know how destructive the bombs would be to town and cities. The bomb was rather new to us to! The only testing was done in the deserts of Arizona so we didn't fully know how massive its destructive powers would actually be. The city's where the bombs where dropped had little to no damage done to them before hand so we wouldn't have to guess if sertain damage was done prior to the bombs drop or if the bomb caused it.

There is no Navy base in Alabama. There is a Coast Guard base in Mobile Alabama - Aviation Training Center.

There is also an Air Force Base - Maxwell-Gunter AFB

and 3 Army installations:

Anniston Army Depot

Fort Rucker

Redstone Arsenal