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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	Fort Knox	2,215
2	Fort Benning	1,227
3	Fort Bliss	715
4	Fort Huachuca	541
5	Fort Sill	503
6	Fort Leavenworth	442
7	Fort Belvoir	395
8	Fort Gordon	337
9	Fort Jackson (South Carolina)	336
10	Fort Leonard Wood (military base)	320
11	Fort Eustis	291
12	Redstone Arsenal	278
13	Fort Lee (Virginia)	261
14	Fort Rucker	253
15	Basic Officer Leaders Course	208
16	John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School	163
17	Presidio of Monterey, California	149
18	United States Army Intelligence Center	134
19	Camp Atterbury	133
20	Fort A.P. Hill	112
21	Camp W. G. Williams	106
22	Hohenfels, Bavaria	97
23	Carlisle Barracks	82
24	Parks Reserve Forces Training Area	72
25	Northern Warfare Training Center	43
26	United States Army Combined Arms Support Command	42
27	Camp Rudder	39
28	Sustainment Center of Excellence	31
29	Camp Ellis	28
30	Alamo Scouts Training Center	25
31	US Army Safety Center	25
32	Camp Thomas	23
33	Phoenix Academy	13
34	Camp Wallace	13
35	Basic Strategic Arts Program	10
36	Soldier Support Institute	7
37	Camp Logan, Illinois	6
38	Soldier Medic Training Site	less than 5 views

Subcategories

• Former United States Army training facilities
• United States Army Training and Doctrine Command
• United States Army schools
• United States Military Academy

Parent categories

• Military training facilities
• United States Army facilities

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