Country ORBAT
United States
us
58 platform lines · 75 mapped sites · 41 deployable units
Personnel & posture
- Active personnel
- 1.3M
- Reserve / mobilization pool
- 800k
- Mobilization window
- ~30 days to full field army
- Alliance
- NATO lead
- GDP (est.)
- $28800B
Order of battle
US Navy (global)
Rotational global deployment
- Attack submarines (SSN)50 – 55
Ohio-class — Kings Bay & Bangor
Ongoing production
US Air Force & Navy aviation
- Tanker & airlift wings120 – 180
US Army
- Armored BCTs (ABCT)11 – 12
- HIMARS / MLRS batteries50 – 70
- Army aviation (Apache/Black Hawk)800 – 1,000
Rotary-wing count
US Marine Corps
- F-35B / AV-8B squadrons16 – 20
Strategic forces
F.E. Warren, Malmstrom, Minot
Sea-based deterrent
Unmanned systems
- MQ-9 Reaper / RQ-4 Global Hawk200 – 400
- One-way attack munitions500 – 2,000
- MQ-9 Reaper200 – 300
ISR/strike
- RQ-4 Global Hawk30 – 40
High-altitude ISR
USN — carriers
- Nimitz-class CVN10 – 11
Rotational global CSGs
- Ford-class CVN2 – 4
Next-gen air wing
USN — surface combatants
- Arleigh Burke DDG70 – 75
Aegis BMD and strike
Legacy air-defense
USN — submarines
- Virginia-class SSN22 – 25
Attack and SOF insertion
Trident nuclear deterrent
- Los Angeles-class SSN23 – 28
Phasing out
USAF — fighters
- F-35A Lightning II300 – 450
Multirole
- F-22 Raptor150 – 180
Air superiority
USAF — strike
- B-52H Stratofortress58 – 76
Conventional & nuclear
- B-2 Spirit19 – 20
Stealth penetration
Conventional long-range
US Army — armor
- ABCT (M1A2 SEPv3)11 – 12
Heavy brigades
Medium wheeled
US Army — fires
- HIMARS / MLRS50 – 70
Precision rockets
US Marine Corps
Forward-deployed
- F-35B squadron16 – 20
Shipborne strike
Strategic deterrent
Three missile wings
Ohio SSBN loadout
USSF — space
- GPS Block III satellites24 – 32
Global PNT
Missile warning
ICE
- ERO deportation officers20,000 – 25,000
Interior removal operations
- Detention bed capacity38,000 – 42,000
Contract and owned facilities
- Air Operations removal flights100 – 200
Weekly deportation sorties
- CBP Border Patrol agents20,000 – 22,000
Southwest sector enforcement
- HSI special agents7,000 – 8,000
Transnational investigations
- Army National Guard soldiers325,000 – 340,000
State governors — Title 32
- FBI special agents13,000 – 14,000
Domestic federal investigations
- DEA special agents5,000 – 5,500
Cartel and narcotics enforcement
- US Marshals4,000 – 4,500
Courthouse security and warrants
- Office of Field Operations25,000 – 28,000
Ports of entry inspection
- Border Patrol agents20,000 – 22,000
Between ports of entry
Per-state Title 32 activation
- ERO deportation officers20,000 – 25,000
Interior removal
- Detention bed capacity38,000 – 42,000
National ICE facilities
- Air Operations removal flights100 – 200
Weekly deportation sorties
- CBP Border Patrol agents20,000 – 22,000
Southwest enforcement
Bases & infrastructure (75)
The Pentagon (Arlington)
hubNational command authority
Naval Station Norfolk
portAtlantic Fleet HQ
naval
Naval Base San Diego
portPacific Fleet hub
naval
Joint Base Andrews
airportExecutive airlift
air
Nellis AFB (Red Flag)
airportCombat training & tactics
air
Fort Liberty (Bragg)
military baseAirborne & SOF hub
army
Camp Pendleton
military baseMarine expeditionary forces
marines
Al Udeid CAOC (Qatar forward)
hubCENTCOM air operations
air
Port of Houston
portGulf logistics
trade
Port of Los Angeles
portPacific trade
trade
Newport News Shipbuilding
factoryNimitz/Ford carrier construction and overhaul.
naval
Naval Base San Diego
portPacific Fleet surface and submarine hub.
naval
Naval Base Kitsap (Bangor)
portPacific SSBN (Ohio-class) and Trident.
naval · nuclear
Naval Submarine Base New London
portAtlantic SSN construction & homeport.
naval
Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay
portAtlantic SSBN deterrent patrols.
naval · nuclear
Pearl Harbor–Hickam
portIndo-Pacific Fleet headquarters.
naval
Naval Station Mayport
portAtlantic destroyer and LCS homeport.
naval
Camp Lejeune / II MEF
military baseMarine expeditionary forces — Atlantic.
marines
Whiteman AFB (B-2)
airportOnly B-2 Spirit bomber wing.
air
Dyess AFB (B-1B)
airportConventional long-range strike.
air
Barksdale AFB (B-52)
airportGlobal strike command bomber wing.
air
F.E. Warren AFB (ICBM)
military baseMinuteman III — 90th Missile Wing.
missiles · nuclear
Malmstrom AFB (ICBM)
military baseMinuteman III — 341st MW.
missiles · nuclear
Minot AFB (ICBM & B-52)
military baseDual nuclear mission — missiles and bombers.
missiles · nuclear
Vandenberg Space Force Base
researchMissile defense tests and space launch.
space · missiles
Schriever Space Force Base
researchGPS, missile warning, and space ops.
space
Cape Canaveral Space Force Station
researchNational security space launch.
space
Fort Cavazos (Hood)
military baseArmored and mechanized training.
armor
Fort Moore (Benning)
military baseInfantry and maneuver center.
army
Redstone Arsenal
researchArmy missiles, aviation, and NASA co-location.
missiles
Aberdeen Proving Ground
researchWeapons R&D and testing.
science
Rock Island Arsenal
factoryLargest government-owned weapons plant.
ammunition
Lockheed Martin (Marietta)
factoryC-130, F-22 sustainment.
air
Boeing Defense (St. Louis)
factoryF-15/F-18 and munitions.
air
General Dynamics Electric Boat
factoryVirginia & Columbia-class subs.
naval
Lockheed Martin (Arlington)
factoryF-35, THAAD, PAC-3 integration.
missiles
Ramstein AB (USAFE)
airportEuropean air mobility and CAOC.
air
Kadena AB (Pacific)
airportLargest Pacific fighter wing.
air
Andersen AFB (Guam)
airportBomber rotations and Pacific strike.
air
Diego Garcia (BIOT)
portIndian Ocean bomber and logistics.
naval
Naval Station Rota
portEuropean BMD and destroyer homeport.
naval
Johns Hopkins APL
researchLargest UARC — missiles, space, cyber.
science
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
researchDoD radar, space, and EW R&D.
electronics
Sandia National Laboratories
researchNuclear weapons engineering.
nuclear
Los Alamos National Lab
researchNuclear design and stewardship.
nuclear
DHS Headquarters St Elizabeths
hubDepartment of Homeland Security command.
command
ICE Headquarters Washington DC
hubImmigration and Customs Enforcement HQ.
command
ICE ERO National Operations
hubEnforcement and Removal Operations.
command
ICE Air Operations Center Mesa
airportCharter deportation flight hub.
air
Department of Justice HQ
hubFederal prosecution and FBI oversight.
command
FBI J. Edgar Hoover Building
hubDomestic counterterror and federal crimes.
command
FBI Academy / Quantico
military baseHRT, lab, and tactical training.
army
DEA Headquarters Arlington
hubDrug enforcement and cartel task forces.
command
US Marshals Service HQ
hubFederal warrants and courthouse security.
command
ATF National Headquarters
hubFirearms and explosives enforcement.
command
FEMA Headquarters
hubDomestic disaster and mass-migration response.
command
CBP Headquarters Washington
hubBorder and customs national command.
command
CBP Tucson Sector HQ
military baseArizona desert corridor enforcement.
army
CBP Rio Grande Valley Sector
military baseBusiest southwest crossing sector.
army
CBP San Diego Sector
military basePacific border wall and ports.
army
California National Guard HQ Sacramento
hubLargest state Guard — 18k+ soldiers.
command
Texas National Guard HQ Austin
hubBorder mission and hurricane response.
command
Florida National Guard HQ St Augustine
hubHurricane and urban security missions.
command
New York National Guard HQ Albany
hubMetro security and disaster response.
command
California Governor's Office of Emergency Services
hubState emergency and protest coordination.
command
Texas Division of Emergency Management
hubState border and disaster command.
command
NY State Emergency Management Albany
hubMetro crisis and National Guard liaison.
command
LA Regional Fusion Center
hubMulti-agency threat and protest intel.
sigint
Houston Fusion Center
hubGulf Coast cartel and border intel.
sigint
NYPD Intelligence Bureau
hubFederal-local counterterror coordination.
sigint
National Capital Region Threat Center
hubDC protest and inauguration security.
sigint
Intel Ocotillo fab (Chandler)
factoryAdvanced semiconductor fabrication — CHIPS Act.
chips
Panama Canal transit dependency
portUS East–West trade relies on canal capacity.
shipping · trade
Andersen AFB (Guam) surge
airportPacific bomber & tanker staging.
air · supply
Burgenstock signing venue
hubMoU ceremony — diplomatic center of gravity.
diplomacy
Deployable units (41)
- The Pentagon / Joint Staffhq
- 82nd Airborne Division (Fort Bragg)army
- 1st Cavalry Division (Fort Cavazos)armor
- 3rd Infantry Division (Fort Stewart)army
- Langley AFB (F-22)air
- Naval Station Norfolknavy
- THAAD battery (Guam)sam
- USSOCOM (MacDill AFB)army
- MQ-9 Reaper wing (Creech AFB)drone
- DLA Distribution Susquehannafacility
- Carrier Strike Group (Atlantic)navy · Norfolk — rotational CSG
- Carrier Strike Group (Pacific)navy · San Diego — 3rd/7th Fleet
- Ohio-class SSBN squadron (Kings Bay)navy · Trident deterrent patrols
- Ohio-class SSBN squadron (Bangor)navy · Pacific strategic deterrence
- Virginia-class SSN flotillanavy · Atlantic & Pacific attack subs
- Armored BCT (Fort Cavazos)armor · Heavy brigade combat team
- HIMARS battalion (III Corps)army · Precision fires — Europe/Indo-Pacific
- 82nd Airborne Divisionarmy · Fort Liberty — global response
- Marine expeditionary unit (II MEF)army · Camp Lejeune — shipborne
- B-52H squadron (Barksdale)air · Global strike conventional/nuclear
- B-2 Spirit squadron (Whiteman)air · Penetrating strategic bomber
- F-35A wing (multi-base)air · Distributed fighter squadrons
- F-22 Raptor wing (Langley/JB Elmendorf)air · Air dominance
- Minuteman III missile wingfacility · 400 ICBMs — triad leg
- THAAD battery (rotational)sam · European & Pacific BMD
- Patriot PAC-3 battalionsam · CENTCOM & alliance defense
- MQ-9 Reaper wingdrone · Persistent ISR and strike
- Space Force delta (Schriever)hq · GPS, warning, and comms
- US Cyber Command liaisonhq · Fort Meade network — co-located
- Defense Logistics Agency hubfacility · Susquehanna — global supply
- ICE ERO deportation teamsarmy · Interior enforcement and removal
- HSI special agentsarmy · Transnational crime investigations
- ICE detention bed networkfacility · ~40k beds nationally
- ICE Air Operations deportationair · Removal charter flights
- CBP Border Patrol sector HQarmy · Southwest border enforcement
- California National Guard brigade task forcearmy · State-controlled — Title 32 missions
- Texas National Guard border missionarmy · Rio Grande sector augmentation
- FBI Hostage Rescue Teamarmy · Domestic counterterror tactical
- US Marshals fugitive task forcearmy · Federal warrant enforcement
- DEA Foreign-deployed Advisory Support Teamarmy · Cartel targeting liaison
- FEMA regional response groupfacility · Mass-migration shelter coordination
Theater glossary
- CSG
- Carrier Strike Group — carrier, air wing, cruisers, and destroyers for power projection.
- SSBN
- Ballistic-missile submarine — Ohio-class carries Trident II for sea-based nuclear deterrence.
- SSN
- Attack submarine — Virginia-class hunts subs/ships and supports special operations.
- ABCT
- Armored Brigade Combat Team — M1 tanks and Bradley IFVs for heavy ground combat.
- MEU
- Marine Expeditionary Unit — battalion landing team embarked on amphibious ships.
- ICBM
- Intercontinental ballistic missile — Minuteman III in silos at three US bases.
- Triad
- Nuclear forces on land (ICBM), sea (SLBM), and air (bombers).
- UARC
- University Affiliated Research Center — federally funded R&D (e.g., MIT Lincoln, JHU APL).
- INDOPACOM
- US Indo-Pacific Command — Guam, Japan, Hawaii hub for China contingency.
- CENTCOM
- US Central Command — Middle East air and naval operations from Qatar, Bahrain, Diego Garcia.
- ICE
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement — interior enforcement, detention, and removal.
- ERO
- Enforcement and Removal Operations — ICE deportation and detention branch.
- HSI
- Homeland Security Investigations — transnational crime and fraud.
- ICE Air
- Charter deportation flights — Mesa hub coordinates removal logistics.
- Third-country agreement
- US pays foreign governments to detain deportees offshore.
- CECOT
- El Salvador mega-prison — destination for US third-country removals.
- Insurrection Act
- Federal authority to deploy active-duty military for domestic unrest.
- Posse Comitatus
- Limits on federal military conducting domestic law enforcement.
- Title 32
- National Guard status — state control with federal pay and equipment.
- Fusion center
- Multi-agency intel hub linking federal, state, and local law enforcement.
- HRT
- FBI Hostage Rescue Team — domestic counterterror tactical unit at Quantico.
- Port of entry
- Legal border crossing — CBP Office of Field Operations jurisdiction.
- Chokepoint
- Narrow sea or land passage where trade or military traffic can be blocked.
- Rare earth
- Elements used in magnets, motors, and precision weapons — China dominates refining.
- SPR
- Strategic Petroleum Reserve — emergency crude stockpile.
- TSMC
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing — advanced logic fab cluster.
- Hormuz
- Strait of Hormuz — ~20% of global oil transits.
- Malacca
- Strait of Malacca — busiest shipping lane between Indian and Pacific Oceans.
- Suwałki corridor
- Poland–Lithuania land bridge — NATO logistics vulnerability.
- Cobalt belt
- DRC–Zambia mining corridor — battery supply chain.
- Lithium triangle
- Chile–Argentina–Bolivia brine deposits — EV battery input.
- Grain corridor
- Black Sea / Danube export routes — global food security.
- Red Sea corridor
- Bab el-Mandeb through Suez — Houthi interdiction risk.
- Taiwan Strait lane
- Kaohsiung–Busan chip & container sea lane under blockade exercise.
- Black Sea grain lane
- Odesa/Danube export routes under missile and mine threat.
- Horn access lane
- Djibouti–Massawa–Assab Red Sea port competition axis.