Following the ongoing conflict in Iran, which has led to numerous Iranian attacks on US military bases throughout the Middle East, defense specialists have identified which US states with significant military presence are at risk of direct missile and drone attacks from Iran. Key states that host critical US Central Command resources and strategically positioned military facilities include Florida (home to CENTCOM headquarters at MacDill AFB), Virginia (Pentagon and numerous naval assets), California (various Pacific command centers), Texas (several major air bases), Georgia (Fort Stewart), North Carolina (Fort Bragg), Kansas (Fort Leavenworth), Colorado (NORAD/Space Command), and Washington State (Joint Base Lewis-McChord). These locations are likely to be primary targets for Iran if tensions escalate to attacks on US soil. The IRGC has openly stated that their ballistic missiles have the capability to reach US bases in the region, and experts caution that the potential for longer-range strikes should not be overlooked.
