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LA AFB is the only active duty installation in Los Angeles County. In addition to persons assigned to SMC and the 61st Air Base Wing, LA AFB serves all Air Force personnel in the Greater Los Angeles area. We also serve Army, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard personnel as well as the many retirees of all services in the surrounding area.

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