Clark Air Base, Philippines

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Clark Air Base in the Philippines is a former major United States Air Force installation that served as a key strategic hub in the Asia-Pacific region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former United States Air Force base
military air base
adjacentTo Clark International Airport
closedAsUSBaseIn 1991
controlledBy Philippines
United States
country Philippines
currentUse Philippine Air Force base
part of Clark Freeport Zone
distanceFrom about 80 kilometers north of Manila
evacuatedIn 1991
formerName Fort Stotsenburg
garrison Pacific Air Forces units
Thirteenth Air Force
hasIATAcode CRK
hasICAOcode RPLC
hasInfrastructure large aircraft maintenance facilities
logistics and supply depots
long concrete runways
military housing areas
hasRunwaySurface concrete
hasTenant Philippine Air Defense Command units
Philippine Air Force
locatedIn Angeles, Pampanga
Central Luzon
Mabalacat, Pampanga
linked to: Mabalacat
locatedOn Luzon
namedAfter Harold M. Clark NERFINISHED
near Mount Pinatubo
notableFor role in Cold War deterrence in Asia
role in Vietnam War air operations
operator United States Air Force
partOf Clark Freeport and Special Economic Zone
regionServed Asia-Pacific
significantEvent eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991
transferredTo Philippine government
usedDuring Cold War
Korean War
Vietnam War
World War II
usedFor airlift operations
fighter operations
logistics hub
reconnaissance operations
strategic air operations in the Asia-Pacific region
wasKeyHubFor United States military presence in Southeast Asia
wasMajorBaseFor US strategic airlift in the Pacific
US tactical air forces in the Pacific

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Thirteenth Air Force headquartersLocation Clark Air Base, Philippines
Manuel Roxas placeOfDeath Clark Air Base, Pampanga, Philippines
linked to: Clark Air Base, Philippines