An Army Airfield is a military facility designed for the operation of aircraft, primarily for the United States Army. These airfields support various missions, including troop transport, logistics, and training. They typically feature runways, taxiways, and hangars to accommodate different types of military aircraft, such as helicopters and fixed-wing planes. Army airfields are strategically located to enhance operational readiness and support military operations. They may be used for both domestic and international missions, often working in conjunction with other military branches, such as the U.S. Air Force and NATO forces, to ensure effective air support and coordination during missions.