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Overseas Land

Volume 229: debated on Monday 26 July 1993

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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will list all the land overseas which is owned by the Government, which has a defence role, giving the number of hectares; and if he will make a statement.

The Ministry of Defence owns 15 married quarters in the United States of America, five in north-west Europe, 17 in Gibraltar and two in the Bahamas for the use of serving personnel. In the Falkland Islands the Ministry of Defence owns eight aerial/radar sites. All other facilities overseas are either leased or made available under various intergovernmental agreements.