(McAndrew Air Force Base in 1948; transferred to US Navy, 1955; closed 1994 and eventually transferred to the government of Newfoundland and Labrador for civilian use) A Naval Air Station Naval Station Argentia (closed 1994) Multiple Marine and Army Bases and detachments in support of the above. British West Indies Antigua A Naval Air Station Crabbs at Crabbs Peninsula An Army Air Force airfield (Coolidge Army Airfield (later AFB)) (closed 1949) The Bahamas Naval seaplane base on Exuma Island at George Town. British Guiana An Army Air Force airfield (Atkinson Aerodrome (later AFB)) (closed 1949) A Naval seaplane base near Suddie, NAF British Guiana Barbados NAVFAC Harrison's Point, Saint Lucy (closed 1979) Jamaica An Army Air Force airfield (Vernam Army Airfield (later AFB)) (closed 1949) A Naval Air Station (Little Goat Island) and a Naval facility at Port Royal Saint Lucia An Army Air Force airfield (Beane Army Airfield (later AFB)) (closed 1949) A Naval Air Station (Gros Islet Bay) NAF St. Lucia Trinidad Naval Base Trinidad, Major base 1941 to 1977 Two Army Air Force airfields Waller Army Airfield (later AFB) (closed 1949) Carlsen Army Airfield (later AFB) (closed 1949) An emergency airstrip (Camden Airstrip) A Naval Operating Base, a Naval Air Station, blimp base, and a radio station Ships A total of 50 ships were reassigned: 3 Caldwell-class, 27 Wickes-class and 20 Clemson-class destroyers. See also Banff-class sloops similarly transferred to the Royal Navy in 1941. Tizard Mission Lend-Lease, a successor agreement loosely modelled on the Destroyers for Bases Agreement. Northeast Air Command for airfields in Newfoundland and Labrador References Further reading Burns, James M. Roosevelt: the Lion and the Fox (1956), 437-52 Casto, William R. "Advising Presidents: Robert Jackson and the Destroyers-For-Bases Deal." American Journal of Legal History 52.1 (2012): 1-135. online Goodhart, Philip. Fifty Ships That Saved The World: The Foundation of the Anglo-American Alliance (London: Heinemann, 1965) Leutze, James R. Bargaining For Supremacy: Anglo-American Naval Collaboration, 1937-1941 (1977). online Neary, F. F. "Newfoundland and the Anglo‐American Leased Bases Agreement of 27 March 1941." Canadian Historical Review 67#4 (1986): 491-519. Pious, Richard M. "The Historical Presidency: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Destroyer Deal: Normalizing Prerogative Power." Presidential Studies Quarterly 42.1 (2012): 190-204. Reynolds, David. The Creation of the Anglo-American Alliance, 1937-41: A Study in Competitive Co-operation (Univ. of North Carolina Press, 1982), ch. 4 & 5; the standard scholarly history of the entire deal. Whitham, Charlie.