Multi National Base Tarin Kot

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Multi National Base Tarin Kot
Tarinkot, Tarinkot District, Uruzgan Province in Afghanistan
NATO helicopters taking off at Tarinkot Airport in 2013
Tarin Kot Shown within Afghanistan
Coordinates	32°36′50″N 65°52′00″E / 32.61389°N 65.86667°E / 32.61389; 65.86667
Site information
Owner	Ministry of Defense (Afghanistan)
Operator	Afghan Armed Forces
Previous Operators	Australian Army Royal Netherlands Army United States Marine Corps
Site history
Built	2004 (2004)
In use	2004 - March 2020 (2020)
Fate	Handed to Afghan Control
Airfield information
Runways Direction Length and surface 12/30 2,225 metres (7,300 ft) Concrete
Expanded August 2006

Multi National Base Tarin Kot is a former International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) installation, used after the Netherlands Armed Forces' departure by the Afghan National Army. The base was located on the outskirts of Tarinkot, the capital of Uruzgan Province in southern Afghanistan.^[1]

Under the previous operators the base was used by multiple states including the Netherlands and Australia.

The base was divided into multiple areas:

• Camp Russell (Australia's Special Operations Task Group)^[2][3][4][5]
• Camp Holland^[2]
• On the opposite side of the runway is Tarinkot Airport, all sites use the same runway