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Military bases in Arizona: installations, personnel and BAH

The major military installations in Arizona in our directory, with 2026 housing allowance and Defense Manpower Data Center personnel counts by branch.

Data vintage: DMDC personnel as of August 31, 2026 (compared with September 30, 2025); BAH effective January 1, 2026; HUD FY2026 fair market rents. Last checked 2026-10-27 by The CompareTheData team.

Data: DMDC, DTMO and HUD. Jump to sources · Methodology

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Military bases in Arizona

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Military bases in Arizona
BaseBranchNearest cityBAH E-5 with dependentsBAH E-5 withoutBAH O-3 with dependentsHUD fair market rent, 2BR
Davis-Monthan Air Force BaseAir ForceTucson$1,905$1,428$2,199$1,402
Fort HuachucaArmySierra Vista$1,719$1,347$2,232$1,257
Luke Air Force BaseAir ForceGlendale$2,289$1,740$2,490$1,839
MCAS YumaMarine CorpsYuma$1,695$1,338$2,049$1,382

Active-duty personnel in Arizona by branch

Active-duty personnel in Arizona by branch
BranchActive dutyShare
Air Force8,77552.9%
Army4,01224.2%
Marine Corps3,33220.1%
Navy4272.6%
Space Force160.1%
Coast Guard110.1%

How to read these numbers

Common questions

How many military bases are in Arizona?

Our directory covers 4 major installations in Arizona: Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Fort Huachuca, Luke Air Force Base, MCAS Yuma. Official DoD inventories also list smaller sites, reserve centers and Guard facilities.

How many active-duty military are in Arizona?

16,573 as of August 31, 2026 (DMDC), ranking 18 of 50 states and D.C.

Which branch has the most members in Arizona?

The Air Force, with 8,775 active-duty members. Next is the Army (4,012).

What is BAH in Arizona in 2026?

For an E-5 with dependents, from $1,695 to $2,289 a month at the bases listed here. See all 2026 BAH rates.

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