Domestic Military Base Exposure Map for Veterans
Rob Levine Law provides an interactive tool for veterans to identify military bases with known environmental hazards, helping them understand potential exposure risks and access relevant health and benefits information. It’s a vital resource for tracking exposure and supporting claims related to military service.
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Rob Levine
Last Updated:
January 30, 2025
VA Disability Exposure Claims
WERE YOU EXPOSED TO HAZARDS, CHEMICALS, OR CONTAMINANTS ON A DOMESTIC MILITARY BASE?
At Rob Levine Law, we have helped countless veterans win their VA disability claims based on hazardous exposures. These cases often hinge on the ability to find proof of toxic contamination at the military base(s) where the veteran served. Over the years, we have compiled a library of research showing contamination at various military bases in the United States. To assist all veterans, we have created an interactive tool for veterans to investigate their potential exposure to hazardous materials at domestic military bases.
We hope that this comprehensive map will provide an essential public service to veterans searching for answers about the cause of their medical conditions. If you need assistance with your VA disability exposure claim, we may be able to help. Contact us today for a free VA disability case evaluation!
Map Instructions (Two Search Options)
OPTION ONE: To use the interactive map below, zoom in on a specific area of the country by selecting a red dot or blue cluster. Red dots are individual military bases. Blue clusters will show a concentration of military bases in an area.
OPTION TWO: Beneath the map, you can also search for a specific military base using the “Refine Your Search By State” drop-down. Find the military base you’d like to view, then select “Potential Exposures at This Location.”
If you have any feedback, please contact us at VAdisabilityhelp@roblevine.com. We look forward to updating this map over time to better serve our nation’s veterans.
Francis E Warren Air Force Base
Volk Field Air National Guard Base / Camp Williams
Shepherd Field Air National GuardBase
Whidbey Island NAS Navy Base
Naval Hospital Bremerton Naval Base
Joint Base Lewis–McChord
Fairchild Air Force Base
Warrenton Training Center Army Base
Yorktown Coast Guard Base Training Center
Radford Army Ammunition Plant Army Base / Radford Ordnance Plant
Oceana Naval Air Station
Norfolk NSA Navy Base - Naval Station NS Norfolk
Navigation Center Coast Guard Base
Myer-Henderson Hall Joint Base
Medical Center Portsmouth Navy Base
Little Creek – Fort Story Joint Expeditionary Base
Quantico Marine Corps Base
Hampton Roads Naval Support Activity
Fort Lee (Camp Lee) Army Base
Eustis-Langley Joint Base
Dahlgren Naval Surface Warfare Center NSWC Naval Base
Tooele Army Depot Base (TEAD)
Camp Williams/ Army Garrison Camp Williams
Naval Air Station Kingsville
Naval Air Station Corpus Christi / Corpus Christi Army Depot
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Dyess (Abilene) Air Force Base
Camp Stanley Storage Activity Army (CSAA) (Camp Funston)
Brooks City Air Force Base
Ellsworth Air Force Base
McEntire Joint National Guard Base
NWS Charleston Navy Base - Goose Creek
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Beaufort Naval Hospital Navy Base
Station Castle Hill Coast Guard Newport
Station Point Judith USCG Narragansett
North Smithfield Air National Guard Base
NSA Mechanicsburg Navy Base
Naval Air Station JRB Willow Grove
Biddle Air National Guard Base
Christmas Valley Air Force Station
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base
Grand Forks Air Force Base
Air Station Elizabeth City
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Hancock Field Air National Guard Base
Naval Weapons Station Earle
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Naval Station Pascagoula
Selfridge Air National Guard Base
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
NAS Joint Reserve Base New Orleans
Barksdale Air Force Base
McConnell Air Force Base
Grissom Air Reserve Base
Rock Island Arsenal Army Base
Naval Station Great Lakes
Camp Price Support Center Army Base
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Wheeler Army Airfield Base
USCG ISC Honolulu Coast Guard Base
Tripler Medical Center Army Base
Station Maui Coast Guard Base
Schofield Barracks Army Base
NS Pearl Harbor Navy Base
MCB Hawaii Marine Corps Base
Kunia Field Station Navy Base
Bellows Air Force Station
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany
Kings Bay Submarine Navy Base
Fort McPherson Army Base
Fort Eisenhower Army Base (formerly Fort/Camp Gordon)
Dobbins Air Reserve Base
Camp Frank D Merrill Army Base
NAS Whiting Field Navy Base
NAS Panama City Navy Base
NAS Jacksonville Navy Base
ISC Miami Coast Guard Base
Hurlburt Field Air Force Base
Homestead Air Reserve Base
Air Station Clearwater Coast Guard Base
Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling
Marine Safety Center Marine Base
Schriever Space Force Base
Peterson Space Force Base
Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Base
Ventura County Naval Base
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Presidio Of Monterey Army Base
North Island Naval Complex Navy Base
Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach
Naval Postgraduate School Navy Base
Naval Construction Battalion Center Navy Base
Naval Air Station Alameda
NAS Point Mugu Navy Base
Mcclellan Air Force Base
MCAS Miramar Marine Corps Base
Los Angeles Air Force Base
Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Lemoore Naval Air Station
ISC Alameda Coast Guard Base
Fort Hunter Liggett Army Base
Concord Naval Weapons Station
China Lake Naval Air Weapons Station
Camp San Luis Obispo Army Base
Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base
Barstow Marine Corps Logistics Base
Pine Bluff Arsenal Army Base
Little Rock Air Force Base
Camp Joseph Robinson Army Base
Yuma Proving Ground Army Base
Yuma Marine Corps Air Station
Morris Air National Guard Base
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Barry M Goldwater Range Air Force Base
Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson
ISC Kodiak Coast Guard Base
Fort Wainwright Army Base
Clear Air Force Station Base
Redstone Arsenal Army Base
Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base
Fort McClellan Army Base
Anniston Army Depot Base
*Disclaimer: Please be advised that resources and tools available on this website are for educational purposes only. The information presented should not be fully relied upon as conclusive proof of exposure or medical causation.
FAQs About Your VA Disability Claim
Can I receive VA disability compensation and continue to work?
In the Social Security disability system, in order to receive benefits, the standard is, “you are not capable of any form of gainful employment.” Unlike Social Security Disability, you can work while receiving VA disability compensation. Your VA disability benefits is based on how your service-connected disabilities impact your ability to work.
Can I receive VA disability compensation and Social Security Disability benefits at the same time?
Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) does not have a barrier to net worth or income provisions. Regardless of the home, the vehicle you own, or investments you’ve made – or alimony or pension from previous employment, this would not prohibit you from receiving SSDI. Similarly, this would not prohibit you from qualifying and receiving VA disability benefits. Even if you were to qualify for a 100% TDIU rating, you would still qualify for SSDI benefits either under the SSDI guidelines or the VA Disability guidelines.
How long will the VA take to decide my disability case?
The average length of time to adjudicate any claim or appeal depends on many factors, including the type of appeal or claim, the Regional Office, the number of disabilities to decide, any necessary development, and the overall complexity of the case. Cases in the VA’s legacy appeal system can take years. In contrast, the VA has set the following timeliness goal for adjudicating AMA appeals:
- Supplemental Claims: within 125 days
- Higher Level Review: within 125 days
- Board of Veterans’ Appeals – Direct Review Docket: within 365 days
- Board of Veterans’ Appeals – Evidence and Hearing Docket: over 365 days
Do I have to hire a Veterans Disability lawyer?
No, the VA does not require you to hire a lawyer for your appeal. However, remember that the VA also unfairly denied your benefits. Statistics show that veterans with representation receive more benefits, faster. The Veterans Disability attorneys at Rob Levine & Associates know the law as well as the ins and outs of the VA system. When you combine an experienced, knowledgeable Veterans Disability attorney with a veteran who can assist by explaining the details of the facts of a case, there is no better team to help you get the disability benefits that you deserve.
Can You Receive VA Disability Benefits with a OTH Discharge?
Yes, if there are mitigating circumstances (like mental illness or TBI) that explain the conduct that resulted in the less-than-honorable discharge. These types of cases can often last years without an experienced representative who can overcome VA’s negative assessment of your military discharge. Learn more about the Character of Discharge Determination process here.
What does a Veterans Disability lawyer do?
An effective attorney can put you in a position to win your appeal the first time around, saving you years of disappointment and frustration. Veterans’ claims often get caught in a cycle of denial, appeal, remand, denial, appeal, remand, denial, appeal, remand, and so on. An experienced attorney can effectively present the law and the facts to the VA the first time around, which in many instances gets veterans their disability benefits faster. When you choose our dedicated team of experts at Rob Levine Law to represent you, we take an all-hands-on-deck approach to win your case. As part of our proven process, our team will:
- File your appeal with the VA;
- Construct a personalized evidence development plan tailored to each claim;
- Perform cutting-edge service record and medical research;
- Draft a comprehensive legal brief in support of your appeal; and
- Routinely follow up with you to provide an update on the status of your case.
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