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As Sayliyah Army Base

Coordinates:25°11′18″N51°24′49″E / 25.188399°N 51.413527°E /25.188399; 51.413527
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Former United States military base in Qatar

25°11′18″N51°24′49″E / 25.188399°N 51.413527°E /25.188399; 51.413527

US Secretary of DefenseDonald Rumsfeld during a town meeting at Al Sayliyah Army Base in 2002

Al Sayliyah Army Base (Arabic: قاعدة السيلية العسكرية) orCamp Al Sayliyah was aUnited States Army base inAl Sailiya, a suburb outsideDoha,Qatar.U.S. Central Command used it to preposition material bound forIraq andAfghanistan. It was the largest U.S. Army prepositioning site in the world,[1] capable of storing enough equipment for a U.S. Army armored brigade: more than 150M-1 Abrams tanks, 116Bradley fighting vehicles, and 112 otherarmored personnel carriers.[1][2] It was established in 2000,[3] and closed in June 2021 when its mission was moved to Area Support Group-Jordan.[4]

In 2023, it is being used as a way station or "lily pad" for housing Afghans who have been evacuated by the US Government.[5] This mission continues under the leadership of theUS Department of State following the Army's departure.[6]

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  1. ^abUnited States. Army Central. Area Support Group - Qatar (January 2018)."Resource Guide for Families at Camp Al Sayliyah"(PDF).Archived(PDF) from the original on 2018-12-21.
  2. ^des Roches, David (June 8, 2017)."A Base is More than Buildings: The Military Implications of the Qatar Crisis". War on the Rocks.A second military facility, not generally discussed, is also present in Qatar – Camp Al Sayliyah. This is a forward positioning logistics facility. It has the equipment for an entire U.S. Army armored brigade, and a number of warehouses. It was essential to American operations in Iraq in 2003.
  3. ^globalsecurity.org: "Camp Al Sayliyah"
  4. ^"US military shifts Army basing from Qatar to Jordan in move that could provide leverage against Iran".Stars and Stripes. Retrieved2021-07-01.
  5. ^"Camp Al Sayliyah Exchange Rapidly Reopens to Serve Troops Supporting Afghan Guests". 15 September 2021.
  6. ^"Day One: State Department Diplomatic Security Task Order in Doha, Qatar".

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