I am not talking about possessions like the Falklins or Porto Rico, I am talking about like does England or Russia or China have military bases outside their homelands like the USA has. An example would be our Navy bases in Singapore and Italy and Turkey not to mention Germany and Afganaistan.
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to add to the above answers, the UK also has a major training base in Canada (CFB Suffield), and in Kenya
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North Korea being a communist state is supplied with equipment from Russia. Sure they have the Mig 25s and the T-72 battle tanks and a small Navy. The country touts its nuclear capability so it can get foriegn aid. They are a desolite country and see how well the south is doing and want that too. The military is run by its dicator and have quite a large army. They are held somewhat in check by the S.Koreans and the US Army at the 38 paralell.
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Not every state is backwards and forces their citizens to register their firearms like New York does.  How it compares with other countries is really hard to tell because I've heard stories about people in England loosing firearms before they were banned there.  There are places that the USSR sold weapons to during the cold war (and we did to).  While there is official numbers no one really knows how many firearms there are, the same as not everyone knows how many knives there are.
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It's called a motto.\n\nMost, if not all countries have them.
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australia,ireland,canada,scotland,france,england,japan,china,new zealand,cayman islands, south africa,italy,germany,mexico\n(live in america said not to include own country.
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Germany,  Kaiserslautern.... I live pretty close to K-town :-)\n\nhttp://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/kaiserslautern.htm
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Personally, I noticed that they burned a Chinese restaurant, looted their own peoples businesses, set fire to police boxes and were brought under control by their own police. As I have said so many times before people tend to forget, like with the Afghans during the Russian occupation and with "Kirun". Speaking of "Kirun", the next time that England, or France, or all of Europe needs to be saved from occupation and extermination, as in WW1 and WW2, don't call on us, call on Iraq, Iran, North Korea,Vietnam, China, or oh my, Afghanistan. I'm sure that they will rush right over to lay their lives on the line for your countries.
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not on base at all.  as for OCONUS, you  wouldn't be able to bring them in to any other country at all.  so, your options are off base housing stateside only.
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Yes, they do.\n\nCheck out the websites below.
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You can't just pick a random country and join their army. Plus that situation is not going to happen. Just because China and Russia support Iran economically doesn't mean they'd go to bat for them if military involvement came.
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In part yes. Not directly because of the launch of the missal because this Valiant Shield was underway before they had any idea of the rocket.  The military have these kind of trials every year in this area.  Nothing sinister about it at all.  Taiwan is another reason.  China another.  Russia another.  hell you are just looking for what is not there.  Do you see ghosts as well.
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They can and probably do.  I did not understand some of the answers above.  Something about Iran being more likely to use them????  If the US is less likely to use them.  Why do they need them in the first place?
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the stuff below the line was my initial answer.  Yes, they do - at least they have Postal/Telegraph/Telephone centers (common in that part of the world).\nhttp://www.yellowpages.ru/rus/nd18622/qu5/ru15823\n----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nIt's not clear if the site (hyperlink below) is only about Yoshkar-Ola or not, but as I read it, and based on what I've seen in similar-sized cities in Russia - yes.  Partly because of the fact that in the old days not everyone had phones in their homes.\n\nHope this helps.
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Depends where overseas.  In a warzone yes.  In Germany or Italy.  No.  I don't know about Korea, I had a bunch of buddies that were stationed there they just didn't like it.
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Private groups called "nations" have done this.  For instance the "Nation of Islam" or the "Souix Nation".\n\nThese nations may or may not have a homeland with traditional "country" geographic boundaries.\n\nIn addition, the Catholic Church is a huge organization that carried on crusades.  I am not sure if they "declared war" against the countries, but they sure carried on as if it were a war.
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Maybe but probably only companies based in other countries (i.e. India). ;)
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Afganistan, Australia, Turkey, India, I think.\n\nhttp://bcsia.ksg.harvard.edu/publication.cfm?program=ICP&ctype=article&item_id=1340