We investigated damage from Iran to a US naval base. Here's what we found.

A Wall Street Journal investigation found that the U.S. is rethinking its footprint in the Middle East after Iranian missile and drone attacks caused more damage than previously disclosed to at least 20 U.S. sites, including the Navys base in Bahrain. Here are four takeaways from our reporting.
Americas only naval base in the Middle East was extensively damaged
Between late February and June, Iran repeatedly targeted Naval Support Activity Bahrain, known as NSA Bahrain. Hit hard were the command headquarters and at least a dozen other buildings, along with two satellite communications terminals.
The military said no one was killed at the base and that the strikes didnt significantly affect operations. The U.S. evacuated most personnel but has kept a small staff on the ground.
The U.S. military is now re-evaluating its footprint in the Middle East
The military is now considering revamping the base in Bahrain, reducing the U.S. presence in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia and moving some bases or base functions west, farther from the reach of Iranian missiles and drones, according to the officials familiar with the deliberations.
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