Based on the search results, the **1st Infantry Division ("Big Red One")** has been **permanently headquartered at Fort Riley, Kansas, since 2007** after relocating from Würzburg, Germany. Specific details about current overseas deployments are often restricted for operational security, but publicly available information indicates the following:
### 🏠 Permanent Home Station
- **Fort Riley, Kansas**: Primary garrison for administrative, training, and command functions. All major units rotate through here between deployments.
### ⚔️ Recent/Current Operational Regions & Key Bases
1. **Iraq (Counter-ISIS & Advisory Missions)**
- **Erbil Air Base (Kurdistan Region)**: Used for air operations in northern Iraq/syria. Hosts US advisors supporting Kurdish and Iraqi forces.
- **Al-Asad Airbase (Al Anbar Province)**: Major hub for US operations; still active as of 2024.
- **Al-Harir Air Base (Erbil)**: Operational as of January 2024.
- *Note*: US troop levels in Iraq are reduced (~2,500 personnel), focusing on training and counter-terrorism.
2. **Historical Combat Zones (Post-2007)**
- **Fallujah, Iraq**: Operated from **Camp Fallujah** (2004–2009) during intense urban combat, including Operation Phantom Fury (2004).
- **Afghanistan**: Multiple rotations supporting NATO missions (e.g., training Afghan forces).
- **Kuwait**: **Camp Arifjan** serves as a logistics hub for regional operations.
### 🔒 Deployment Specificity Restrictions
- Exact unit locations within conflict zones are **rarely disclosed in real-time** to protect troop safety and mission integrity.
- The division typically deploys **battalion-sized elements** (not the entire division) to forward sites. Recent emphasis is on **advise-and-assist roles** rather than large-scale garrisoning.
### 📝 Summary Table of Key Sites
| **Location** | **Installation** | **Role/Period** | **Current Status** |
|--------------------|------------------------|-------------------------------------|----------------------------|
| Kansas, USA | Fort Riley | Permanent HQ (since 2007) | Active |
| Erbil, Iraq | Erbil Air Base | Air ops, advisory support | Active (as of 2025) |
| Al Anbar, Iraq | Al-Asad Airbase | Major operational hub | Active (as of 2024) |
| Fallujah, Iraq | Camp Fallujah | Urban combat base (2004–2009) | Transferred to Iraq (2009) |
| Kuwait | Camp Arifjan | Regional logistics command | Active |
For historical context: The division also operated in Germany (1945–1955, then rotational), Vietnam (1965–1970), and the Balkans (1990s peacekeeping). Current deployments align with CENTCOM’s focus on Iraq/Syria counter-terrorism partnerships.
That means 1 can only come from Iraq. Anyone able to deploy the remaining Al Quds to the old Iraq-Iran fields within, please.
#MIB #provos #cyberpunkcoltoure
PS: Obviously, Russia than needs to secure its southern boarder which will result in Russian Chinese deployment into Silk Road Treaty nations with a strong intelligence presence and major dual purpose infrastructure investments. The U.S. southern forces will need Pakistani scouts for the shore region having to enforce even tighter controls towards Afghanistan and Iran boarders, which would cut down the only remaining Heroin route to off existence. Taliban would again be facing flight bans to all sides except East from exporting gear. I told you, no one can have it all. Period, Petreaus. Next time we won't miss. promised. Treator.
