the spatial distribution of U.S Military Bases in the Central Asia and the Middle East

The fall of the Soviet Union as one of the world's two superpowers, caused that By leaving the main competitor of the US in the global competition, the world's geopolitical balance has been broken And providing an opportunity for the United States to construct its favorite of new order of the world. From the total number of U.S military bases in the world, the Washington has more than 50 military bases in the Central Asia and the Middle East. Therefore, the Recognition of America's military bases in these areas due to the growing threat of this country is very important and using the tools of spatial statistical analysis can be useful to identify this bases. The aim of this study is the understanding of the pattern of spatial distribution of U.S military bases in the Central Asia and the Middle East. Some of the results show: the Bases that have the distance less than 620 km from the Iranian border, Mainly have been created to cover direct control over the territory of the Iran and And the bases that have the distance more than 620 kilometers from the border of Iran, mainly have been created to supported operations.