German military bases outside Germany

Inside the Bund:

* Bardufoss (Norway) - Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine
* Faroe (Denmark) - Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine
* Trondheim (Norway) - Kriegsmarine
* Spitsbergen (Norway) - Kriegsmarine
* Leipyasuo (Finland) - Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe
* Kiistala (Finland) - Joint services nuclear testing facility
* Tapa (Estonia) - Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe
* Kuuresaare (Estonia) - Kriegsmarine
* Adazi (Latvia) - Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe
* Visaginas (Lithuania) - Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe
* Baranovichi (Poland) - Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe, The largest German military base outside Germany.
* Tarnopol (Poland) - Wehrmacht
* Chayka (Bulgaria) - Kriegsmarine
* Heraklion (Greece) - Kriegsmarine
* Naples (Italy) - Kriegsmarine
* Minorca (Spain) - Kriegsmarine
* La Rota (Spain) - Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe
* Gran Canaria (Spain) - Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe
* Azores (Portugal) - Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe
* Training and liason missions in every Europabund capital, even Luxembourg

Outside the Bund:

* Curacao (Netherlands Antilles) - Kriegsmarine
* Luanda (Portuguese Angola) - Kriegsmarine
* Asmara (Italian Ethiopia) - Kriegsmarine
* Tanjunpinang (Dutch East Indies) - Kriegsmarine
* Kupang (Dutch East Indies) - Kriegsmarine
* Suryadarma (Dutch East Indies) - Luftwaffe
* Kerman (Iran) - Luftwaffe, dual-use civilian/military regional airport built with German capitol
* Tehran (Iran) - A major military assistance, observation, training and liason mission to Teheran. The military attache in Tehran is a Major General and he oversees several high ranking German officers, including a Brigadier General who is on secondment as the commandant of the Imam Ali military academy.
* Bandar-e-Abbas (Iran) - Kriegsmarine
* Hamadan (Iran) - Wehrmacht, desert and mountain warfare training centre. The largest German military base outside Europe, at any time 6,000-8,000 German soldiers are here.
* Numerous German military missions from all three services are deployed throughout Africa engaging in counter insurgency missions in support of their Europabund allies. Exact numbers fluctuate but the main centres are Algeria, Libya, Ethiopia, Angola, Mozambique, Chad and Belgian Congo.
* A major counter-insurgency mission providing training, logistical support, intelligence and combat support to Dutch forces in the Dutch East Indies
* A smaller but still significant counter-insurgency group assisting the French in Vietnam
* A major military mission to the Chinese nationalist government in Guangzhou, commanded by a Major General.
* A major military assistance, observation, training and liason mission to Argentina - the largest outside the Bund. A German Brigadier General is attached to each of the Argentinian service colleges, and the military attache in Buenos Aires is a Major General. The Buenos Aires mission is also responsible for Uruguay, and Uruguayan officers are brought to Argentina to receive training in German weapon systems and counter-insurgency tactics.
* A small but quite active military assistance mission in Bolivia.
* A small assistance mission in Peru led by a Luftwaffe Colonel.
* A small assistance mission in Venezuela.
* A small assistance mission in El Salvador focused on counter-insurgency, chiefly consisting of officers with experience in the East Indies and Africa. Also responsible for Guatemala.
* A small but busy assistance mission in the Dominican republic led by a Kriegsmarine *Korvettenkapitan*. Also responsible for Cuba and Haiti - Cuba was offered a military mission but rejected it to avoid antagonising the USA.
* There are constant rumours of German soldiers acting as advisors for pro-German or anti-American/anti-Japanese insurgent groups in Paraguay, Colombia, Uruguay, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Iraq, Syria, Kenya, Nigeria, South-west Africa, Yemen, Malaysia, the Philippines, and countless other unstable locations where the Reich has an interest.