Countries with a US military presence

Based on the US DoD Base Structures Report, list the countries with a US military presences. I listed any country in which the US military owned a building with more than 10,000 sq ft.and have a military presence openly cited. This eliminated quite a number including some I thought obvious.
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Country
Australia
Bahamas
Bahrain
Belgium
Cuba
Denmark
Djibouti
Egypt
El Salvador
Germany
Greece
Honduras
Iceland
Italy
Country
Japan
Kenya
Netherlands
Oman
Peru
Portugal
Qatar
Romania
South Korea
Spain
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
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Level 85
Oct 9, 2017
Countries I could have included if I lowered the criteria -- less than 10, 000 sq. feet, leased not own, or no "active" military: Aruba, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Canada (144 sq foot leased office), Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Honduras (despite a 144 buildings over a 100,000 sq feet, there's no active military -- google tells me there's over 500), Hong Kong (?), Kuwait, Norway, Peru, Singapore, and the UAE. I also did not include various dependencies, eg Diego Garcia, Johnson Atoll, Wake Island, etc.
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Level 65
Oct 10, 2017
The term country for Curacao is very misleading similar to how you refer to England as a country. As England is a part of the United Kingdom, Curacao is a part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands or Netherlands for short.
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Level 85
Oct 11, 2017
I used the definition from Jerry928. See his https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/63858/countries-197-to-205 quiz
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Level 37
Aug 24, 2018
MustardCustard: It is, nevertheless, a COUNTRY.I f not sure of something, look it up!

And to hwes: Aruba (another Dutch COUNTRY) also has a military presence.