Countries do not generally have military bases inside the United States. The US hosts foreign military personnel for training or joint exercises in specific facilities but does not commonly allow permanent foreign military bases on its soil. However, there are exceptions for temporary or training presences, like Qatar establishing a military training facility in Idaho. Other countries may also have military training or presence agreements in the US, but permanent bases by foreign countries inside the US are not typical. The military bases inside the US are predominantly American, used by the US Armed Forces for their operations and training. Foreign military presence is more common in US overseas bases around the world but not on mainland US soil as a permanent base. For exact recent updates on which countries have military training or presence in the US, including temporary or training facilities, would require checking latest official announcements or news sources regarding military cooperation with the US.