From Wright-Patterson Air Force Base to NASA Glenn Research Center, Ohio is the proud home of federal and military installations that contribute nearly $40 billion to the overall economy. The critical work being done by Ohio's military and defense industry is vital to protecting our nation and achieving our goal of being the number one state for military and federal missions, their workforce, families, and industry partners.
Where Military Installations Find Success
Ohio’s military-friendly approach gives businesses their competitive advantage.
Why Ohio?
Ohio’s Military & Federal Installations
Defense Supply Center Columbus
NASA Glenn Research Center
Neil A. Armstrong Test Facility
Ninth Coast Guard District HQ
Ohio Air National Guard Base, 180th Fighter Wing
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Youngstown Air Reserve Station
Joint Systems Manufacturing Center
Ohio Air National Guard Base, 121st Air Refueling Wing
Cleveland DFAS
Camp James A. Garfield
Ohio Air National Guard Base, 179th Cyberspace Wing
Ohio Air National Guard Base, 178th Wing
Central Ohio Aerospace & Technology Center (COATC)
Defense Companies Go on Offense in Ohio
Ohio’s military and federal installations are at the forefront of U.S. innovation, spanning the state from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton to NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. The national aerospace labs forge the future of our lives in air and space work in Ohio.
From innovation and research to aerospace technologies, Ohio is leading the way. Here, federal research agencies, businesses, and top universities are doing massive amounts of research and development to support U.S. missions. From hypersonic technology to Advanced Air Mobility, Ohio is helping the U.S. Military innovate.
We remain committed to supporting the military and the many vital missions that keep the state at the forefront of national security, exploration, and innovation. Together, JobsOhio and active-duty military, veterans, civilian employees, federal contractors, and their families support Ohio’s installations. These groups are vital not only to achieving our missions but also to the continued economic health of the state.
JobsOhio Military & Federal Advisors
Lester Lyles
General, USAF retired
Buzz Moseley
General, USAF retired
Tom Owen
Lt. General, USAF retired
JT Thompson
Lt. General, USAF retired
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