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any part of the following types of 

change in access requests: 

(1) New freeway-to-crossroad (service) 

interchanges; 

(2) Modifications to existing freewayto-crossroad (service) interchanges; and 

(3) Completion of basic movements at 

freeway-to-crossroad (service) 

interchanges. 

(b) The State DOT request to enter 

into a PA with FHWA shall include: 

(1) The types of changes in access 

listed in paragraph (a) of this section for 

which the State DOT would like to 

make SO&E determinations; and 

(2) A discussion of controls the State 

DOT has implemented, resources 

available, and actions that would be 

taken if the PA is approved, as needed 

to address the considerations outlined 

in paragraph (c) of this section. 

(c) Upon receipt of the request, FHWA 

will: 

(1) Verify that appropriate controls 

and processes have been developed and 

implemented by the State DOT, and that 

the State DOT has the necessary 

resources and commits to conduct 

future actions in compliance with the 

terms of the requested PA. The FHWA 

will examine: 

(i) State DOT policies, standard 

operating procedures, and processes, 

either in place or modified as needed to 

carry out the requirements of the PA; 

(ii) Documentation demonstrating the 

processes and guidance that have been 

developed and implemented to support 

the development, analysis, 

documentation, review, and potential 

processing of each type of proposed 

change in access to the Interstate System 

to which the terms of the PA would 

apply; 

(iii) Documentation demonstrating the 

process, guidance, assistance, and 

oversight the State DOT will provide to 

support local agencies (e.g., cities, 

counties, toll authorities, MPOs) that 

may propose or submit requests to the 

State DOT for changes in access to the 

Interstate System to which the terms of 

the PA would apply; 

(iv) Documentation demonstrating 

that the State DOT has the expertise and 

resources (e.g., training, analysis tools) 

needed to carry out the requirements of 

the PA; 

(v) Documentation of State DOT 

procedures to provide the necessary 

oversight, monitoring, and annual 

reporting to FHWA to ensure the 

changes in access to the Interstate 

System are processed consistent with 

the terms of the PA; and 

(vi) Any other factors deemed 

necessary by the Secretary. 

(2) Establish, with input from the 

State DOT, the scope and conditions for 

the State DOT’s review of change in 

access requests and the process by 

which the State DOT will make the 

SO&E determination. 

(d) A PA shall require that the State 

DOT submit electronically an annual 

report to FHWA summarizing its 

performance under the PA. The report 

shall, at a minimum: 

(1) Include the results of all changes 

in access to the Interstate System that 

were processed and received a SO&E 

determination under the terms of the PA 

for the previous calendar year; 

(2) Summarize the changes in access 

to the Interstate System that the State 

DOT plans to process in the coming 

calendar year; 

(3) Assess the effectiveness of and 

verify that all changes in access to the 

Interstate System processed through this 

agreement were evaluated and 

processed in a manner consistent with 

the terms of this PA; 

(4) Identify any areas where 

improvements are needed and what 

actions the State DOT is taking to 

implement those improvements; and 

(5) Include actions taken by the State 

DOT as part of its quality control efforts. 

(e) When all concerns have been 

addressed to the satisfaction of the 

Secretary, the PA may be executed. 

[FR Doc. 2024–25757 Filed 11–6–24; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4910–22–P 

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY 

Office of Investment Security 

31 CFR Part 802 

RIN 1505–AC88 

Definition of Military Installation and 

the List of Military Installations in the 

Regulations Pertaining to Certain 

Transactions by Foreign Persons 

Involving Real Estate in the United 

States 

AGENCY: Office of Investment Security, 

Department of the Treasury. 

ACTION: Final rule. 

SUMMARY: This final rule amends the 

regulations of the Committee on Foreign 

Investment in the United States 

pertaining to transactions involving the 

purchase or lease by, or concession to, 

a foreign person of certain real estate in 

the United States. Specifically, the final 

rule amends the regulations by adding, 

moving, and removing certain military 

installations on the appendix at parts 1 

and 2; makes corresponding revisions to 

the definition of the term ‘‘military 

installation’’; makes technical 

amendments to update the name or 

location information for certain military 

installations already listed on the 

appendix; and amends the applicability 

rule regarding changes to the 

regulations. 

DATES: This final rule is effective on 

December 9, 2024. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Meena R. Sharma, Director, Office of 

Investment Security Policy and 

International Relations, at U.S. 

Department of the Treasury, 1500 

Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, 

DC 20220; telephone: (202) 622–3425; 

email: CFIUS.Regulations@treasury.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

I. Background 

The regulations at part 802 to title 31 

of the Code of Federal Regulations (part 

802) implement the provisions in 

section 721 of the Defense Production 

Act (DPA) of 1950, as amended, which 

are codified at 50 U.S.C. 4565 (section 

721), and establish the process and 

procedures of the Committee on Foreign 

Investment in the United States (CFIUS 

or the Committee) with respect to 

reviewing transactions involving the 

purchase or lease by, or concession to, 

a foreign person of certain real estate in 

the United States. Section 721 

authorizes the president or his designee 

(i.e., CFIUS) to review certain real estate 

transactions by foreign persons where 

the real estate at issue is located in the 

United States and (a) is located within, 

or will function as part of, an air or 

maritime port; or (b) is in close 

proximity to a United States military 

installation or another facility or 

property of the U.S. Government that is 

sensitive for reasons relating to national 

security; could reasonably provide the 

foreign person the ability to collect 

intelligence on activities being 

conducted at such an installation, 

facility, or property; or could otherwise 

expose national security activities at 

such an installation, facility, or property 

to the risk of foreign surveillance. 

The appendix to the current 

regulations at part 802 (appendix A or 

the appendix) identifies certain military 

installations around which certain real 

estate transactions are subject to 

CFIUS’s jurisdiction. As noted in the 

preamble to the final rule establishing 

part 802 in 2020 (see 85 FR 3158), the 

military installations listed in the 

appendix were identified by the U.S. 

Department of Defense (Department of 

Defense) based upon an evaluation of 

national security considerations. The 

specific military installations are listed 

in appendix A by name and location (or 

township/range), and section 802.227 


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sets forth the category descriptions of 

the military installations identified in 

appendix A. The locations listed in 

appendix A are intended to aid in the 

identification of the relevant 

installations only and do not represent 

specific boundaries of the installations 

for purposes of determining whether a 

transaction is a covered real estate 

transaction. 

The U.S. Department of the Treasury 

(Treasury Department) initially 

established part 802 through the final 

rule that became effective on February 

13, 2020 (85 FR 3158). The Treasury 

Department subsequently made 

amendments to part 802 by adding eight 

military installations to appendix A and 

making technical changes that became 

effective on September 22, 2023 

(September 2023 Rule) (88 FR 57348). 

Most recently, on July 19, 2024, the 

Treasury Department published a notice 

of proposed rulemaking (Proposed Rule) 

(89 FR 58653) that would: (1) add 59 

military installations to the appendix at 

parts 1 and 2; (2) move eight military 

installations from part 1 to part 2; (3) 

remove one installation from part 1 and 

two installations from part 2; (4) revise 

the definition of the term ‘‘military 

installation’’; (5) make technical 

amendments to the names of 14 

installations already listed on the 

appendix; and (6) update the locations 

of seven installations already listed on 

the appendix. 

The public was given an opportunity 

to comment on the Proposed Rule, and 

comments were due by August 19, 2024. 

The comments received are available on 

the public rulemaking docket at https:// 

www.regulations.gov (Docket TREAS– 

DO–2024–0010–0001). 

II. Summary of Comments 

During the public comment period, 

the Treasury Department received more 

than 40 comment submissions reflecting 

a range of views. The Treasury 

Department considered each comment 

before issuing this final rule (Final 

Rule). Discussed below are the 

comments received and the Treasury 

Department’s responses in consideration 

of the comments. 

Several commenters expressed the 

view that certain other military 

installations should be included in 

appendix A due to the nature of their 

operations and one commenter noted 

that any military or sensitive location 

should be considered for inclusion. 

Multiple commenters stated that Camp 

Grayling in Michigan should be added 

to appendix A. One commenter 

suggested three additional installations 

in Michigan for inclusion: Selfridge Air 

National Guard Base, Fort Custer, and 

Kellogg Air National Guard Base. Other 

commenters expressed support for the 

proposed inclusion of Whiteman Air 

Force Base in Missouri and suggested 

also including Ebbing Air National 

Guard Base in Arkansas. 

One commenter requested that the 

one-mile boundary around installations 

on part 1 of appendix A be extended to 

30 miles. The commenter also requested 

that Marine Corps Air Station Cherry 

Point in North Carolina be moved from 

part 1 to part 2 of appendix A given the 

nature of the military operations at the 

site and that the location of this facility 

in the regulations be updated to 

Havelock, NC since it is within the city 

limits. 

The Final Rule makes no changes in 

response to these comments. Consistent 

with the Proposed Rule, the Final Rule 

adds Camp Grayling and Whiteman Air 

Force Base to the list of military 

installations at part 2 of appendix A. 

The Department of Defense identified 

the military installations that are the 

subject of this Final Rule after a 

comprehensive assessment that it 

conducted including through 

coordination across all military services, 

considering factors such as the 

operations, assets, missions, and 

training at each installation and 

appropriateness for coverage under 

section 721. Regarding any military 

installations not included in the Final 

Rule, the Department of Defense will 

continue on an ongoing basis to assess 

its military installations and the 

geographic scope set under part 802 to 

ensure appropriate application in light 

of national security considerations. 

Consistent with the authority under 

section 721(a)(4)(B)(ii), CFIUS is 

authorized to review certain real estate 

transactions in close proximity to 

facilities or properties of the U.S. 

Government that are sensitive for 

reasons relating to national security. 

The list of installations provided in the 

Proposed Rule reflects the Department 

of Defense’s recent comprehensive 

assessment of its military installations 

in light of national security 

considerations. In the future, CFIUS 

may add other U.S. Government 

facilities or properties to the list of sites 

identified in appendix A, as appropriate 

and in consultation with CFIUS member 

agencies and other relevant departments 

and agencies of the U.S. Government. In 

response to the comment regarding the 

location of Marine Corps Air Station 

Cherry Point, the location as listed in 

the Proposed Rule (Cherry Point, NC) is 

accurate. 

Multiple commenters referenced a 

particular company and some expressed 

the view that the company should not 

be permitted to build an electric vehicle 

battery facility in Michigan. Several 

commenters noted that the location for 

the facility is near Camp Grayling, 

which the Proposed Rule would have 

added to the list of military installations 

in part 2 of appendix A. Further, some 

commenters expressed concerns about 

the particular company and suggested 

CFIUS review a specific transaction 

involving the company. One commenter 

also suggested that the Proposed Rule 

should apply retroactively so that 

CFIUS can review the particular 

transaction noted. 

The Final Rule makes no changes in 

response to the comments regarding a 

particular company and a specific 

transaction. It would be inappropriate 

and outside the scope of the 

Committee’s rulemaking authority to 

specify the application of the 

regulations to a particular entity or a 

specific transaction in the course of a 

rulemaking. Filing transactions with 

CFIUS under part 802 is a voluntary 

process. CFIUS reviews covered 

transactions to determine the effects of 

the transaction on the national security 

of the United States and conducts this 

review on a case-by-case basis in light 

of the specific facts and circumstances. 

If any risks to the national security of 

the United States arise as a result of a 

transaction within the jurisdiction of 

CFIUS, the Committee conducts a riskbased analysis consistent with the 

requirements in section 721(l)(4)(A) and 

the regulations at section 802.102. The 

Committee welcomes those who wish to 

provide tips and referrals about a 

particular transaction or entity to visit 

https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/ 

international/the-committee-on-foreigninvestment-in-the-united-states-cfius/ 

tips-and-referrals. 

Regarding timing and applicability, 

this Final Rule does not apply 

retroactively to any transaction for 

which (1) the completion date is prior 

to the effective date set forth herein; or 

(2) the parties to the transaction have 

executed, prior to the effective date set 

forth herein, a binding written 

agreement, or other binding document, 

establishing the material terms of the 

transaction. This Final Rule takes effect 

30 days from the date of publication in 

the Federal Register. In response to the 

comment about the application of the 

rule, the Final Rule amends the 

applicability rule at section 802.104 to 

clarify that neither the Final Rule nor 

the September 2023 Rule applies 

retroactively. 

Several commenters expressed the 

view that foreign persons should be 

prohibited from purchasing any land in 

the United States, including land near 


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military installations. One commenter 

suggested that no foreign company 

should be allowed to build on real estate 

within 100 miles of a military 

installation. 

The Final Rule makes no changes in 

response to these comments. CFIUS 

operates within the United States’ 

longstanding open investment policy 

and, consistent with its statutory 

authority, takes action only with respect 

to certain foreign investments that pose 

national security concerns based on a 

transaction-specific assessment. A 

categorical prohibition on real estate 

transactions by foreign persons would 

not be consistent with CFIUS’s statutory 

authority or the open investment policy 

of the United States. Instead, in 

instances where the Committee 

determines that there is a national 

security risk arising from a transaction, 

and that no other authorities are 

adequate to mitigate that risk, the 

Committee, pursuant to its statutory 

authority under section 721(l)(3), may 

negotiate, enter into, or impose, and 

enforce any agreement or condition with 

any party to the transaction to mitigate 

the national security risk arising from 

the transaction or, pursuant to the 

authority under section 721(l)(2), may 

refer the transaction to the President for 

decision. Pursuant to the authority 

under section 721(d), the President may 

suspend or prohibit a covered 

transaction that threatens to impair the 

national security of the United States. 

Accordingly, the risk-based approach 

and the authority provided in the CFIUS 

statute allow the Committee and the 

President to take action as necessary in 

light of national security considerations 

without unduly restricting broad 

categories of foreign investment in the 

United States. 

Multiple commenters noted legal and 

policy dynamics around U.S. states 

having introduced or enacted legislation 

restricting the purchase of real estate by 

foreign persons. Commenters suggested 

that the Treasury Department and 

CFIUS educate lawmakers, coordinate a 

federal response, consider any impacts 

on civil rights, and coordinate with civil 

society. 

The Final Rule makes no changes in 

response to these comments. CFIUS 

values the views of civil society and 

recognizes the importance of educating 

the public regarding CFIUS jurisdiction 

and processes. CFIUS reviews covered 

transactions to determine the effects of 

the transaction on the national security 

of the United States and conducts this 

review on a case-by-case basis. If any 

risks to the national security of the 

United States are present, CFIUS 

conducts a risk-based analysis and 

analyzes the particular facts and 

circumstances of the transaction 

consistent with the requirements in 

section 721(l)(4)(A) and the regulations 

at section 802.102. The Committee 

welcomes those who wish to 

communicate on matters relating to 

investment security more broadly to 

reach out to the Treasury Department; 

contact information is available at 

https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/ 

international/the-committee-on-foreigninvestment-in-the-united-states-cfius/ 

cfius-contact-information. 

Commenters also requested clarity 

regarding the scope of the Proposed 

Rule, to include any impact the rule 

would have on property owners, 

businesses, and real estate professionals, 

and what, if any, exemptions for 

coverage exist. One commenter also 

requested clarification regarding 

whether outlying assets of installations 

(e.g., auxiliary sites, component 

installations, etc.) that meet the 

definition of military installation in the 

regulations at section 802.227 are 

covered by CFIUS’s jurisdiction. 

The Final Rule makes no changes in 

response to these comments. Exceptions 

to CFIUS’s jurisdiction over real estate 

transactions are provided for in statute 

(see section 721(a)(4)(C)(i)) and in 

regulations (see section 802.216). With 

respect to the military installations (and 

assets thereof) around which CFIUS has 

jurisdiction under part 802, the 

geographic reference tool available on 

the CFIUS website can be a helpful 

resource in identifying the boundaries 

of military installations. Auxiliary sites, 

subordinate sites, and other Department 

of Defense facilities that are 

geographically separate from their 

parent installation, and which meet the 

definition of military installation, are 

included in the geographic reference 

tool. Note that the geographic tool is 

provided for reference only; it should 

not be interpreted as guidance or an 

advisory opinion by CFIUS with respect 

to any particular transaction. 

The Treasury Department also 

received some comments that did not 

address any specific provision of the 

Proposed Rule. One comment 

submission referenced ‘‘family’’ with no 

other content, another raised concern 

over certain chemicals, and a third 

suggested that only tax-paying U.S. 

citizens can own property in the United 

States. The Final Rule makes no changes 

in response to these comments. 

III. Discussion of the Final Rule 

A. Amendments to the Military 

Installations Listed in Appendix A 

The appendix to the regulations at 

part 802 identifies certain bases, ranges, 

and other installations that, for the 

purposes of the regulation, meet the 

definition of ‘‘military installation’’ at 

section 802.227 and, to assist in the 

identification of such installations, the 

related location (or township/range) 

information. The appendix is important 

for determining whether a transaction is 

a covered real estate transaction because 

of a nearby military installation. As 

relevant to this Final Rule, the 

installations identified in the appendix 

at part 1 meet one of the category 

descriptions in section 802.227 (b) to (o). 

Installations identified in the appendix 

at part 2 meet one of the category 

descriptions in section 802.227 (h), (k), 

or (m). CFIUS’s jurisdiction extends 

outward one mile from the boundary of 

the installations identified at part 1 of 

the appendix and outward 100 miles 

from the boundary of the installations 

identified at part 2 of the appendix. 

Consistent with the Proposed Rule, 

this Final Rule revises appendix A to 

include the 59 military installations 

listed below and removes eight military 

installations from part 1 of appendix A 

and adds them to part 2 (as noted 

below). 

Part 1 

• Anniston Army Depot, located in 

Anniston, Alabama 

• Barter Island Regional Radar Site, 

located in Barter Island, Alaska 

• Blue Grass Army Depot, located in 

Richmond, Kentucky 

• Camp Blaz, located in Dededo, Guam 

• Camp Navajo, located in Bellemont, 

Arizona 

• Camp Roberts, located in San Miguel, 

California 

• Cold Bay Regional Radar Site, located 

in Cold Bay, Alaska 

• Detroit Arsenal, located in Warren, 

Michigan 

• Hawthorne Army Depot, located in 

Hawthorne, Nevada 

• Indian Mountain Regional Radar Site, 

located in Indian Mountain, Alaska 

• Iowa Army Ammunition Plant, 

located in Middletown, Iowa 

• Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, 

located in Arlington, Virginia 

• Joint Systems Manufacturing Center— 

Lima, located in Lima, Ohio 

• Kenai Regional Radar Site, located in 

Kenai, Alaska 

• Kotzebue Regional Radar Site, located 

in Kotzebue, Alaska 

• Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, 

located in Independence, Missouri 


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• Letterkenny Army Depot, located in 

Chambersburg, Pennsylvania 

• Lisburne Regional Radar Site, located 

in Cape Lisburne, Alaska 

• Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, 

located in Albany, Georgia 

• Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, 

located in Barstow, California 

• Marine Corps Support Facility Blount 

Island, located in Jacksonville, Florida 

• McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, 

located in McAlester, Oklahoma 

• Military Ocean Terminal Concord, 

located in Concord, California 

• Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, 

located in Brunswick County, North 

Carolina 

• Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, 

located in Corpus Christi, Texas 

• Naval Logistics Support Activity 

Ketchikan, located in Ketchikan, 

Alaska 

• Naval Logistics Support Activity 

LaMoure, located in LaMoure, North 

Dakota 

• Naval Logistics Support Annex 

Orlando, located in Okahumpka, 

Florida 

• Naval Logistics Support Facility 

Aguada, located in Aguada, Puerto 

Rico 

• Naval Logistics Support Facility 

Cutler, located in Cutler, Maine 

• Naval Suffolk Facility, located in 

Suffolk, Virginia 

• Pine Bluff Arsenal, located in White 

Hall, Arkansas 

• Pueblo Chemical Depot, located in 

Pueblo, Colorado 

• Red River Army Depot, located in 

Texarkana, Texas 

• Romanzof Regional Radar Site, 

located in Cape Romanzof, Alaska 

• Scott Air Force Base, located in St. 

Clair County, Illinois 

• Scranton Army Ammunition Plant, 

located in Scranton, Pennsylvania 

• Sparrevohn Regional Radar Site, 

located in Sparrevohn, Alaska 

• Tatalina Regional Radar Site, located 

in Tatalina, Alaska 

• Tooele Army Depot, located in 

Tooele, Utah 

Part 2 

• Altus Air Force Base, located in Altus, 

Oklahoma 

• Arnold Air Force Base, located in 

Coffee County and Franklin County, 

Tennessee (moved from part 1 to part 

2) 

• Barksdale Air Force Base, located in 

Bossier City, Louisiana 

• Camp Dodge, located in Johnston, 

Iowa 

• Camp Grayling, located in Grayling, 

Michigan 

• Camp Williams, located in Bluffdale, 

Utah 

• Cannon Air Force Base, located in 

Clovis, New Mexico 

• Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery 

Range, located in Niland, California 

• Columbus Air Force Base, located in 

Columbus, Mississippi 

• Dover Air Force Base, located in 

Delmarva, Delaware 

• Fort Novosel, located in Dale County, 

Alabama 

• Goodfellow Air Force Base, located in 

San Angelo, Texas 

• Joint Base Cape Cod, located in 

Sandwich, Massachusetts 

• Joint Base Charleston, located in 

North Charleston, South Carolina 

• Joint Base San Antonio, located in 

San Antonio, Texas (moved from part 

1 to part 2) 

• Little Rock Air Force Base, located in 

Little Rock, Arkansas 

• Malmstrom Air Force Base, located in 

Great Falls, Montana (moved from 

part 1 to part 2) 

• Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base, 

located in Montgomery, Alabama 

• Moody Air Force Base, located in 

Valdosta, Georgia (moved from part 1 

to part 2) 

• Muscatatuck Urban Training Center, 

located in Butlerville, Indiana 

• Redstone Arsenal, located in 

Huntsville, Alabama (moved from 

part 1 to part 2) 

• Schriever Air Force Base, located in 

Colorado Springs, Colorado (moved 

from part 1 to part 2) 

• Tinker Air Force Base, located in 

Midwest City, Oklahoma (moved from 

part 1 to part 2) 

• Townsend Bombing Range, located in 

McIntosh County, Georgia 

• Vance Air Force Base, located in Enid, 

Oklahoma 

• Whiteman Air Force Base, located in 

Knob Noster, Missouri 

• Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, 

located in Dayton, Ohio (moved from 

part 1 to part 2) 

Additionally, the Final Rule removes 

three sites currently included in 

appendix A. Cape Cod Air Force Station 

is removed from part 1 because it is 

located within Joint Base Cape Cod, 

which is added to the appendix at part 

2 as detailed above. Iowa National 

Guard Joint Force Headquarters is 

removed from part 2 because it is 

located within Camp Dodge, which is 

added to the appendix at part 2 as 

detailed above. Finally, Lackland Air 

Force Base is removed from part 2 

because it is located within Joint Base 

San Antonio, which is moved from part 

1 to part 2 of appendix A as detailed 

above. 

B. Technical Amendments To Update 

Identification of Certain Military 

Installations 

Consistent with the Proposed Rule, 

this Final Rule makes technical 

amendments to update the names of 14 

military installations based on 

recommendations of the Department of 

Defense Naming Commission, the 

establishment of the U.S. Space Force 

(Space Force), and other changes to 

reflect the official names of the 

installations at present. 

More specifically, these changes 

include technical corrections to the 

names of five military installations as a 

result of the recommendation of the 

Department of Defense Naming 

Commission (available at https://

www.defense.gov/News/News-Stories/ 

Article/Article/3260434/dod-beginsimplementing-naming-commissionrecommendations/) as well as name 

changes to more accurately reflect the 

respective installations’ official name. 

Additionally, on December 20, 2019, 

Congress established the Space Force as 

an armed force within the Department 

of the Air Force. Nine of the military 

installation names below are a result of 

the names having been officially 

changed by the Department of Defense 

and reflect efforts to align installations 

with space-focused operations under the 

appropriate military branch. These 

name changes are detailed below along 

with the names currently in the 

appendix. 

• Army Research Office (formerly Army 

Research Lab—Raleigh Durham) 

• Biometric Technology Center Defense 

Forensics and Biometrics Agency 

(formerly Biometric Technology 

Center (Biometrics Identity 

Management Activity)) 

• Buckley Space Force Base (formerly 

Buckley Air Force Base) 

• Cape Canaveral Space Force Station 

(formerly Cape Canaveral Air Force 

Station) 

• Cavalier Space Force Station 

(formerly Cavalier Air Force Station) 

• Cheyenne Mountain Space Force 

Station (formerly Cheyenne Mountain 

Air Force Station) 

• Clear Space Force Station (formerly 

Clear Air Force Station) 

• Combat Capabilities Development 

Command Soldier Center (formerly 

U.S. Army Natick Soldier Systems 

Center) 

• Eareckson Air Station (formerly 

Eareckson Air Force Station) 

• Fort Eisenhower (formerly Fort 

Gordon) 

• Patrick Space Force Base (formerly 

Patrick Air Force Base) 

• Peterson Space Force Base (formerly 

Peterson Air Force Base) 


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• Schriever Space Force Base (formerly 

Schriever Air Force Base) 

• Vandenberg Space Force Base 

(formerly Vandenberg Air Force Base) 

The locations of seven installations on 

the appendix at parts 1 and 2 are 

updated to assist the public in 

identifying the installations by reference 

to their specific location. While these 

seven installations have not relocated, 

the updates to the location information 

are for the purposes of providing further 

clarity in identifying relevant sites. 

Some of the location updates pertain to 

installations also discussed above due to 

name changes. 

• Army Research Office, located in 

Durham, NC (formerly Army Research 

Lab—Raleigh Durham, located in 

Raleigh Durham, NC) 

• Camp Mackall, located in Southern 

Pines, NC (formerly Camp Mackall, 

located in Pinebluff, NC) 

• Fort Campbell, located in 

Hopkinsville, KY and Clarksville, TN 

(formerly Fort Campbell, located in 

Hopkinsville, KY) 

• Fort Johnson, located in Vernon 

Parrish, LA (formerly Fort Johnson, 

located in Leesville, LA) 

• Fort Knox, located in Elizabethtown, 

KY (formerly Fort Knox, located in 

Fort Knox, KY) 

• Fort Leavenworth, located in 

Leavenworth County, KS (formerly 

Fort Leavenworth, located in 

Leavenworth, KS) 

• Hardwood Range, located in Necedah, 

WI (formerly Hardwood Range, 

located in Necehuenemedah, WI) 

C. Amendments to the Definition of 

‘‘Military Installation’’ 

Consistent with the Proposed Rule, 

this Final Rule also makes several 

amendments to the definition of the 

term ‘‘military installation’’ at section 

802.227 of the regulations. As defined in 

the current regulations, the term 

‘‘military installation’’ means any site 

that meets certain category descriptions, 

and as identified in appendix A to part 

802. The definition of ‘‘military 

installation’’ is amended with respect to 

paragraphs (e), (f), (g), (l), (m), and (n) 

of section 802.227. 

Consistent with name changes 

discussed in section B above, 

paragraphs (e) and (f) of section 802.227 

are amended to add Space Force bases, 

stations, and major annexes thereof. 

Paragraphs (g), (l), (m), and (n) of 

section 802.227 are amended to expand 

the list of applicable installations that 

meet these category descriptions. With 

respect to paragraph (g) of section 

802.227, Army major depots, arsenals, 

and military terminals, including those 

that are not collocated with an Army 

installation included in the appendix, 

are added as covered installations under 

this category description. For paragraph 

(l), this Final Rule removes the 

exclusion for Marine Corps 

installations, logistics battalions, and 

support facilities from this category 

description. Paragraph (m) of section 

802.227 is amended to remove the set of 

states and reference to military ranges 

owned by the Navy or Air Force. Certain 

real estate transactions near military 

ranges owned by each of the Armed 

Forces could reasonably provide a 

foreign person the ability to collect 

intelligence, perform surveillance, or 

otherwise expose national security 

activities at such installations. This 

change broadens the category to any 

military range as appropriate and is 

consistent with the definition of 

military range as defined in 10 U.S.C. 

101(f)(1), which defines a range as ‘‘a 

designated land or water area that is set 

aside, managed, and used for range 

activities of the Department of Defense.’’ 

Finally, paragraph (n) is amended by 

removing the reference to the 

Submarine Force Atlantic and 

Submarine Force Pacific squadrons and 

supporting commands and by adding 

major support activities and annexes. 

This broadens the category to include 

any relevant Naval base and air station, 

and major support activities and 

annexes thereof, as identified by the 

Department of Defense. 

D. Applicability Rule 

This Final Rule amends section 

802.104 regarding the timing and 

applicability of the changes made herein 

to transactions where the completion 

date was before the effective date of this 

Final Rule; or where the parties to the 

transaction executed a binding written 

agreement, or other binding document, 

establishing the material terms of the 

transaction before the effective date of 

this Final Rule. This Final Rule also 

addresses the timing and applicability 

of the changes made in the September 

2023 Rule with regard to transactions 

where the completion date was on or 

after February 13, 2020 and before 

September 22, 2023; or where the 

parties to the transaction executed a 

binding written agreement, or other 

binding document, establishing the 

material terms of the transaction after 

February 13, 2020 and before September 

22, 2023. 

IV. Rulemaking Requirements 

Executive Order 12866 

These regulations are not subject to 

the general requirements of Executive 

Order 12866, as amended, which covers 

review of regulations by the Office of 

Information and Regulatory Affairs in 

the Office of Management and Budget 

(OMB), because it relates to a foreign 

affairs function of the United States, 

pursuant to section 3(d)(2) of that order. 

In addition, these regulations are not 

subject to review under section 6(b) of 

Executive Order 12866 pursuant to 

section 1(d) of the June 9, 2023, 

Memorandum of Agreement between 

the Treasury Department and OMB, 

which states that CFIUS regulations are 

not subject to OMB’s standard 

centralized review process under 

Executive Order 12866. 

Paperwork Reduction Act 

The collection of information 

contained in these regulations has been 

previously submitted to the OMB for 

review in accordance with the 

Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 

U.S.C. 3507(d)) and approved under 

OMB Control Number 1505–0121. An 

agency may not conduct or sponsor, and 

a person is not required to respond to, 

a collection of information unless it 

displays a valid OMB Control Number. 

Regulatory Flexibility Act 

The Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) 

(5 U.S.C. 601 et seq.) generally requires 

an agency to prepare a regulatory 

flexibility analysis, unless the agency 

certifies that the rule will not, once 

implemented, have a significant 

economic impact on a substantial 

number of small entities. The RFA 

applies whenever an agency is required 

to publish a general notice of proposed 

rulemaking under section 553(b) of the 

Administrative Procedure Act (APA) (5 

U.S.C. 553), or any other law. As set 

forth below, because regulations issued 

pursuant to the DPA, such as these 

regulations, are not subject to the APA, 

or other law requiring the publication of 

a general notice of proposed 

rulemaking, the RFA does not apply. 

This Final Rule makes amendments to 

the regulations implementing section 

721 of the DPA (85 FR 3158), which the 

Treasury Department previously 

determined would not significantly 

impact a substantial number of small 

entities. The amendments in this Final 

Rule do not change that analysis or 

determination. The Treasury 

Department also invited public 

comment on how the Proposed Rule 

would affect small entities and did not 

receive any specific comments on this 

topic. 

Congressional Review Act 

This rule has been submitted to the 

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Regulatory Affairs, which has 

determined that the rule is not a 

‘‘major’’ rule under the Congressional 

Review Act. 

List of Subjects in 31 CFR Part 802 

Foreign investments in the United 

States, Federal buildings and facilities, 

Government property, Investigations, 

Investment companies, Investments, 

Land sales, National defense, Public 

lands, Real property acquisition, 

Reporting and recordkeeping 

requirements. 

For the reasons set forth in the 

preamble, the Treasury Department 

proposes to amend part 802 to title 31 

of the Code of Federal Regulations to 

read as follows: 

PART 802—REGULATIONS 

PERTAINING TO CERTAIN 

TRANSACTIONS BY FOREIGN 

PERSONS INVOLVING REAL ESTATE 

IN THE UNITED STATES 

■ 1. The authority citation for part 802 

continues to read as follows: 

Authority: 50 U.S.C. 4565; E.O. 11858, as 

amended, 73 FR 4677. 

■ 2. Revise § 802.104 to read as follows: 

§ 802.104 Applicability rule. 

(a) The regulations in this part do not 

apply to any transaction for which: 

(1) The completion date is prior to 

February 13, 2020; or 

(2) The parties to the transaction have 

executed, prior to February 13, 2020, a 

binding written agreement, or other 

binding document, establishing the 

material terms of the transaction. 

(b) The regulations in this part 

adopted by the final rule published in 

the Federal Register on January 17, 

2020 (85 FR 3158), shall apply to any 

transaction for which: 

(1) The completion date was on or 

after February 13, 2020, and before 

September 22, 2023; or 

(2) The parties to the transaction have 

executed a binding written agreement, 

or other binding document, establishing 

the material terms of the transaction on 

or after February 13, 2020, and before 

September 22, 2023. 

(c) The regulations in this part as 

amended by the final rule published in 

the Federal Register on August 23, 2023 

(88 FR 57348), shall apply to any 

transaction for which: 

(1) The completion date was on or 

after September 22, 2023, and before 

December 9, 2024; or 

(2) The parties to the transaction have 

executed a binding written agreement, 

or other binding document, establishing 

the material terms of the transaction on 

or after September 22, 2023, and before 

December 9, 2024. 

(d) The regulations in this part as 

amended by the final rule published in 

the Federal Register on November 8, 

2024 [(INSERT FEDERAL REGISTER 

CITATION OF FINAL RULE)], shall 

apply to any transaction for which: 

(1) The completion date was on or 

after December 9, 2024; or 

(2) The parties to the transaction have 

executed a binding written agreement, 

or other binding document, establishing 

the material terms of the transaction on 

or after December 9, 2024. 

■ 3. Amend § 802.227 by: 

■ a. In paragraph (e), adding ‘‘, and 

Space Force bases and major annexes 

thereof’’ after ‘‘Air Force bases and 

major annexes thereof’’; and 

■ b. Revising paragraphs (f), (g), (l), (m), 

and (n). 

The revisions read as follows: 

§ 802.227 Military installation. 

* * * * * 

(f) Air Force bases, Air Force stations, 

Space Force bases, Space Force stations, 

and major annexes thereof, containing 

satellite, telemetry, tracking, or 

commanding systems; 

(g) Army bases, ammunition plants, 

centers of excellence, major depots and 

arsenals, military terminals, and 

research laboratories and major annexes 

thereof; 

* * * * * 

(l) Marine Corps bases and air stations 

and major annexes thereof, excluding 

detachments and recruit depots; 

(m) Military ranges as defined in 10 

U.S.C. 101 (f)(1), or joint forces training 

centers; 

(n) Naval bases and air stations 

including major support activities and 

annexes; 

* * * * * 

■ 4. Amend appendix A to part 802 by 

revising the tables entitled ‘‘Part 1’’ and 

‘‘Part 2’’ to read as follows: 

Appendix A to Part 802—List of 

Military Installations and Other U.S. 

Government Sites 

Site name Location 

Part 1 

Adelphi Laboratory Center ............................................................................................................................ Adelphi, MD. 

Air Force Maui Optical and Supercomputing Site ........................................................................................ Maui, HI. 

Air Force Office of Scientific Research ........................................................................................................ Arlington, VA. 

Andersen Air Force Base ............................................................................................................................. Yigo, Guam. 

Anniston Army Depot .................................................................................................................................... Anniston, AL. 

Army Futures Command ............................................................................................................................... Austin, TX. 

Army Research Lab—Orlando Simulations and Training Technology Center ............................................. Orlando, FL. 

Army Research Office ................................................................................................................................... Durham, NC. 

Barter Island Regional Radar Site ................................................................................................................ Barter Island, AK. 

Beale Air Force Base .................................................................................................................................... Yuba City, CA. 

Biometric Technology Center (Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency) ............................................... Clarksburg, WV. 

Blue Grass Army Depot ................................................................................................................................ Richmond, KY. 

Buckley Space Force Base .......................................................................................................................... Aurora, CO. 

Camp Blaz .................................................................................................................................................... Dededo, Guam. 

Camp Mackall ............................................................................................................................................... Southern Pines, NC. 

Camp Navajo ................................................................................................................................................ Bellemont, AZ. 

Camp Roberts ............................................................................................................................................... San Miguel, CA. 

Cape Newenham Long Range Radar Site ................................................................................................... Cape Newenham, AK. 

Cavalier Space Force Station ....................................................................................................................... Cavalier, ND. 

Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station .................................................................................................... Colorado Springs, CO. 

Clear Space Force Station ........................................................................................................................... Anderson, AK. 

Cold Bay Regional Radar Site ...................................................................................................................... Cold Bay, AK. 

Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center ..................................................................... Natick, MA. 

Creech Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................. Indian Springs, NV. 

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base ..................................................................................................................... Tucson, AZ. 


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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency ............................................................................................ Arlington, VA. 

Detroit Arsenal .............................................................................................................................................. Warren, MI. 

Eareckson Air Station ................................................................................................................................... Shemya, AK. 

Eielson Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................. Fairbanks, AK. 

Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base ............................................................................................................... Houston, TX. 

Fairchild Air Force Base ............................................................................................................................... Spokane, WA. 

Fort Belvoir .................................................................................................................................................... Fairfax County, VA. 

Fort Bliss ....................................................................................................................................................... El Paso, TX. 

Fort Campbell ............................................................................................................................................... Hopkinsville, KY and Clarksville, TN. 

Fort Carson ................................................................................................................................................... Colorado Springs, CO. 

Fort Cavazos ................................................................................................................................................. Killeen, TX. 

Fort Detrick ................................................................................................................................................... Frederick, MD. 

Fort Drum ...................................................................................................................................................... Watertown, NY. 

Fort Eisenhower ............................................................................................................................................ Augusta, GA. 

Fort Gregg-Adams ........................................................................................................................................ Petersburg, VA. 

Fort Knox ...................................................................................................................................................... Elizabethtown, KY. 

Fort Leavenworth .......................................................................................................................................... Leavenworth County, KS. 

Fort Leonard Wood ....................................................................................................................................... Pulaski County, MO. 

Fort Meade .................................................................................................................................................... Anne Arundel County, MD. 

Fort Moore .................................................................................................................................................... Columbus, GA. 

Fort Riley ....................................................................................................................................................... Junction City, KS. 

Fort Shafter ................................................................................................................................................... Honolulu, HI. 

Fort Sill .......................................................................................................................................................... Lawton, OK. 

Fort Stewart .................................................................................................................................................. Hinesville, GA. 

Fort Yukon Long Range Radar Site ............................................................................................................. Fort Yukon, AK. 

Francis E. Warren Air Force Base ............................................................................................................... Cheyenne, WY. 

Guam Tracking Station ................................................................................................................................. Inarajan, Guam. 

Hanscom Air Force Base .............................................................................................................................. Lexington, MA. 

Hawthorne Army Depot ................................................................................................................................ Hawthorne, NV. 

Holloman Air Force Base .............................................................................................................................. Alamogordo, NM. 

Holston Army Ammunition Plant ................................................................................................................... Kingsport, TN. 

Indian Mountain Regional Radar Site ........................................................................................................... Indian Mountain, AK. 

Iowa Army Ammunition Plant ....................................................................................................................... Middletown, IA. 

Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling ........................................................................................................................ Washington, DC. 

Joint Base Andrews ...................................................................................................................................... Camp Springs, MD. 

Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson ................................................................................................................ Anchorage, AK. 

Joint Base Langley-Eustis ............................................................................................................................ Hampton, VA and Newport News, VA. 

Joint Base Lewis-McChord ........................................................................................................................... Tacoma, WA. 

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst ............................................................................................................... Lakehurst, NJ. 

Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall .................................................................................................................. Arlington, VA. 

Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam .................................................................................................................. Honolulu, HI. 

Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story ......................................................................................... Virginia Beach, VA. 

Joint Systems Manufacturing Center—Lima ................................................................................................ Lima, OH. 

Kaena Point Satellite Tracking Station ......................................................................................................... Waianae, HI. 

Kenai Regional Radar Site ........................................................................................................................... Kenai, AK. 

King Salmon Air Force Station ..................................................................................................................... King Salmon, AK. 

Kirtland Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................. Albuquerque, NM. 

Kodiak Tracking Station ................................................................................................................................ Kodiak Island, AK. 

Kotzebue Regional Radar Site ..................................................................................................................... Kotzebue, AK. 

Lake City Army Ammunition Plant ................................................................................................................ Independence, MO. 

Letterkenny Army Depot ............................................................................................................................... Chambersburg, PA. 

Lisburne Regional Radar Site ....................................................................................................................... Cape Lisburne, AK. 

Los Angeles Air Force Base ......................................................................................................................... El Segundo, CA. 

MacDill Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................. Tampa, FL. 

Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms ..................................................................... Twentynine Palms, CA. 

Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort ................................................................................................................ Beaufort, SC. 

Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point ......................................................................................................... Cherry Point, NC. 

Marine Corps Air Station Miramar ................................................................................................................ San Diego, CA. 

Marine Corps Air Station New River ............................................................................................................ Jacksonville, NC. 

Marine Corps Air Station Yuma .................................................................................................................... Yuma, AZ. 

Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune .............................................................................................................. Jacksonville, NC. 

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton ........................................................................................................... Oceanside, CA. 

Marine Corps Base Hawaii ........................................................................................................................... Kaneohe Bay, HI. 

Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Camp H.M. Smith ............................................................................................ Halawa, HI. 

Marine Corps Base Quantico ....................................................................................................................... Quantico, VA. 

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany ............................................................................................................ Albany, GA. 

Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow .......................................................................................................... Barstow, CA. 

Marine Corps Support Facility Blount Island ................................................................................................ Jacksonville, FL. 

Mark Center .................................................................................................................................................. Alexandria, VA. 

McAlester Army Ammunition Plant ............................................................................................................... McAlester, OK. 

Military Ocean Terminal Concord ................................................................................................................. Concord, CA. 

Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point ........................................................................................................... Brunswick County, NC. 

Minot Air Force Base .................................................................................................................................... Minot, ND. 

Naval Air Station Corpus Christi ................................................................................................................... Corpus Christi, TX. 


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Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base New Orleans .................................................................................... Belle Chasse, LA. 

Naval Air Station Oceana ............................................................................................................................. Virginia Beach, VA. 

Naval Air Station Oceana Dam Neck Annex ................................................................................................ Virginia Beach, VA. 

Naval Air Station Whidbey Island ................................................................................................................. Oak Harbor, WA. 

Naval Base Guam ......................................................................................................................................... Apra Harbor, Guam. 

Naval Base Kitsap Bangor ............................................................................................................................ Silverdale, WA. 

Naval Base Point Loma ................................................................................................................................ San Diego, CA. 

Naval Base San Diego ................................................................................................................................. San Diego, CA. 

Naval Base Ventura County—Port Hueneme Operating Facility ................................................................. Port Hueneme, CA. 

Naval Logistics Support Activity Ketchikan .................................................................................................. Ketchikan, AK. 

Naval Logistics Support Activity LaMoure .................................................................................................... LaMoure, ND. 

Naval Logistics Support Annex Orlando ....................................................................................................... Okahumpka, FL. 

Naval Logistics Support Facility Aguada ...................................................................................................... Aguada, Puerto Rico. 

Naval Logistics Support Facility Cutler ......................................................................................................... Cutler, ME. 

Naval Research Laboratory .......................................................................................................................... Washington, DC. 

Naval Research Laboratory—Blossom Point ............................................................................................... Welcome, MD. 

Naval Research Laboratory—Stennis Space Center ................................................................................... Hancock County, MS. 

Naval Research Laboratory—Tilghman ........................................................................................................ Tilghman, MD. 

Naval Station Newport .................................................................................................................................. Newport, RI. 

Naval Station Norfolk .................................................................................................................................... Norfolk, VA. 

Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay ............................................................................................................... Kings Bay, GA. 

Naval Submarine Base New London ........................................................................................................... Groton, CT. 

Naval Suffolk Facility .................................................................................................................................... Suffolk, VA. 

Naval Support Activity Crane ........................................................................................................................ Crane, IN. 

Naval Support Activity Orlando ..................................................................................................................... Orlando, FL. 

Naval Support Activity Panama City ............................................................................................................. Panama City, FL. 

Naval Support Activity Philadelphia .............................................................................................................. Philadelphia, PA. 

Naval Support Facility Carderock ................................................................................................................. Bethesda, MD. 

Naval Support Facility Dahlgren ................................................................................................................... Dahlgren, VA. 

Naval Support Facility Indian Head .............................................................................................................. Indian Head, MD. 

Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division—Acoustic Research Detachment ............................... Bayview, ID. 

Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach Detachment Norco ............................................................................. Norco, CA. 

New Boston Air Station ................................................................................................................................. New Boston, NH. 

Offutt Air Force Base .................................................................................................................................... Bellevue, NE. 

Oliktok Long Range Radar Site .................................................................................................................... Oliktok, AK. 

Orchard Combat Training Center ................................................................................................................. Boise, ID. 

Peason Ridge Training Area ........................................................................................................................ Leesville, LA. 

Pentagon ....................................................................................................................................................... Arlington, VA. 

Peterson Space Force Base ......................................................................................................................... Colorado Springs, CO. 

Picatinny Arsenal .......................................................................................................................................... Morris County, NJ. 

Pine Bluff Arsenal ......................................................................................................................................... White Hall, AR. 

Pin ̃on Canyon Maneuver Site ....................................................................................................................... Tyrone, CO. 

Pohakuloa Training Area .............................................................................................................................. Hilo, HI. 

Point Barrow Long Range Radar Site .......................................................................................................... Point Barrow, AK. 

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard .......................................................................................................................... Kittery, ME. 

Pueblo Chemical Depot ................................................................................................................................ Pueblo, CO. 

Radford Army Ammunition Plant .................................................................................................................. Radford, VA. 

Red River Army Depot .................................................................................................................................. Texarkana, TX. 

Rock Island Arsenal ...................................................................................................................................... Rock Island, IL. 

Romanzof Regional Radar Site .................................................................................................................... Romanzof, AK. 

Rome Research Laboratory .......................................................................................................................... Rome, NY. 

Scott Air Force Base ..................................................................................................................................... St. Clair County, IL. 

Scranton Army Ammunition Plant ................................................................................................................. Scranton, PA. 

Seymour Johnson Air Force Base ................................................................................................................ Goldsboro, NC. 

Shaw Air Force Base .................................................................................................................................... Sumter, SC. 

Southeast Alaska Acoustic Measurement Facility ........................................................................................ Ketchikan, AK. 

Sparrevohn Regional Radar Site .................................................................................................................. Sparrevohn, AK. 

Tatalina Regional Radar Site ........................................................................................................................ Tatalina, AK. 

Tin City Long Range Radar Site .................................................................................................................. Tin City, AK. 

Tooele Army Depot ....................................................................................................................................... Tooele, UT. 

Travis Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................... Fairfield, CA. 

Tyndall Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................. Bay County, FL. 

Watervliet Arsenal ......................................................................................................................................... Watervliet, NY. 

Part 2 

Aberdeen Proving Ground ............................................................................................................................ Aberdeen, MD. 

Air Force Plant 42 ......................................................................................................................................... Palmdale, CA. 

Altus Air Force Base ..................................................................................................................................... Altus, OK. 

Arnold Air Force Base .................................................................................................................................. Coffee County and Franklin County, 

TN. 

Barksdale Air Force Base ............................................................................................................................. Bossier City, LA. 

Camp Dodge ................................................................................................................................................. Johnston, IA. 

Camp Grayling .............................................................................................................................................. Grayling, MI. 


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Camp Shelby ................................................................................................................................................ Hattiesburg, MS. 

Camp Williams .............................................................................................................................................. Bluffdale, UT. 

Cannon Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................ Clovis, NM. 

Cape Canaveral Space Force Station .......................................................................................................... Cape Canaveral, FL. 

Chocolate Mountain Aerial Gunnery Range ................................................................................................. Niland, CA. 

Columbus Air Force Base ............................................................................................................................. Columbus, MS. 

Dare County Range ...................................................................................................................................... Manns Harbor, NC. 

Dover Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................... Delmarva, DE. 

Dyess Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................... Abilene, TX. 

Edwards Air Force Base ............................................................................................................................... Edwards, CA. 

Eglin Air Force Base ..................................................................................................................................... Valparaiso, FL. 

Ellsworth Air Force Base .............................................................................................................................. Box Elder, SD. 

Fallon Range Complex ................................................................................................................................. Fallon, NV. 

Fort Greely .................................................................................................................................................... Delta Junction, AK. 

Fort Huachuca .............................................................................................................................................. Sierra Vista, AZ. 

Fort Irwin ....................................................................................................................................................... San Bernardino County, CA. 

Fort Johnson ................................................................................................................................................. Vernon Parish, LA. 

Fort Liberty .................................................................................................................................................... Fayetteville, NC. 

Fort Novosel .................................................................................................................................................. Dale County, AL. 

Fort Wainwright ............................................................................................................................................. Fairbanks, AK. 

Goodfellow Air Force Base ........................................................................................................................... San Angelo, TX. 

Grand Forks Air Force Base ......................................................................................................................... Grand Forks, ND. 

Hardwood Range .......................................................................................................................................... Necedah, WI. 

Hill Air Force Base ........................................................................................................................................ Ogden, UT. 

Joint Base Cape Cod .................................................................................................................................... Sandwich, MA. 

Joint Base Charleston ................................................................................................................................... North Charleston, SC. 

Joint Base San Antonio ................................................................................................................................ San Antonio, TX. 

Laughlin Air Force Base ............................................................................................................................... Del Rio, TX. 

Little Rock Air Force Base ............................................................................................................................ Little Rock, AR. 

Luke Air Force Base ..................................................................................................................................... Glendale, AZ. 

Malmstrom Air Force Base ........................................................................................................................... Great Falls, MT. 

Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base .................................................................................................................... Montgomery, AL. 

Moody Air Force Base .................................................................................................................................. Valdosta, GA. 

Mountain Home Air Force Base ................................................................................................................... Mountain Home, ID. 

Muscatatuck Urban Training Center ............................................................................................................. Butlerville, IN. 

Naval Air Station Meridian ............................................................................................................................ Meridian, MS. 

Naval Air Station Patuxent River .................................................................................................................. Lexington Park, MD. 

Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake ....................................................................................................... Ridgecrest, CA. 

Naval Base Kitsap—Keyport ........................................................................................................................ Keyport, WA. 

Naval Base Ventura County—Point Mugu Operating Facility ...................................................................... Point Mugu, CA. 

Naval Weapons Systems Training Facility Boardman ................................................................................. Boardman, OR. 

Nellis Air Force Base .................................................................................................................................... Las Vegas, NV. 

Nevada Test and Training Range ................................................................................................................ Tonopah, NV. 

Pacific Missile Range Facility ....................................................................................................................... Kekaha, HI. 

Patrick Space Force Base ............................................................................................................................ Cocoa Beach, FL. 

Redstone Arsenal ......................................................................................................................................... Huntsville, AL. 

Schriever Space Force Base ........................................................................................................................ Colorado Springs, CO. 

Tinker Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................... Midwest City, OK. 

Townsend Bombing Range .......................................................................................................................... McIntosh County, GA. 

Tropic Regions Test Center .......................................................................................................................... Wahiawa, HI. 

Utah Test and Training Range ..................................................................................................................... Barro, UT. 

Vance Air Force Base ................................................................................................................................... Enid, OK. 

Vandenberg Space Force Base ................................................................................................................... Lompoc, CA. 

West Desert Test Center .............................................................................................................................. Dugway, UT. 

White Sands Missile Range .......................................................................................................................... White Sands Missile Range, NM. 

Whiteman Air Force Base ............................................................................................................................. Knob Noster, MO. 

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base .................................................................................................................. Dayton, OH. 

Yuma Proving Ground .................................................................................................................................. Yuma, AZ. 

* * * * * 

Paul M. Rosen, 

Assistant Secretary for Investment Security. 

[FR Doc. 2024–25773 Filed 11–6–24; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4810–AK–P 


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