Editing March Air Reserve Base (section)

===Tenant units===
* [[Fourth Air Force]]
* [[163d Attack Wing]], [[California Air National Guard]]
* [[144th Fighter Wing]] Detachment 1, [[California Air National Guard]]
* 701st Combat Operations Squadron, 610th Air Operations Group, [[Tenth Air Force]]
* 362d Air Force Recruiting Squadron, 372d Recruiting Group, [[Air Force Recruiting Service]]
* [[American Forces Network|AFN]] Broadcast Center/Defense Media Center
* Defense Visual Information Center, [[Defense Media Activity]]
* 653d Area Support Group, 
* [[304th Sustainment Brigade]]
* 358th Civil Affairs Brigade, 351st Civil Affairs Command, [[United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command]]
* [[United States Navy Reserve|Naval]] and [[United States Marine Corps Reserve|Marine Corps]] Reserve Center
* Air and Marine Operations Center, [[CBP Air and Marine Operations]][[United States Army Reserve|Army Reserve]] Center[[File:March Air Force Base photo D Ramey Logan.jpg|thumb|An aerial view of March ARB in 2015]]
* [[Civil Air Patrol]], California Wing, Inland Empire Group III, 45th Composite Squadron
* [[Defense Commissary Agency]]
* [[Army & Air Force Exchange Service]]
* March Joint Powers Authority

Since 1995, March ARB has hosted alert site operations of the [[California Air National Guard]]'s [[144th Fighter Wing]] (144 FW), which is also operationally-gained by Air Combat Command. Prior to 2013, the 144 FW stationed [[F-16 Fighting Falcon]] aircraft, initially consisting of F-16C/D Block 25, then F-16C/D Block 32, on alert at March. Following the wing's transition to the [[F-15 Eagle]], the 144 FW now stations contracted South Dakota ANG (114th FW) F-16C Block 30s at this operating location in support of [[USNORTHCOM]] and [[NORAD]].

Civilian agency flight activities include a permanently based [[U.S. Customs and Border Protection]] Air Unit, as well as a [[California Department of Forestry]] air unit that uses the base on an intermittent basis.

Dragon Flight is a civilian formation flight demonstration team, based at March, sponsored by the March Field Aero Club. The team uses the [[T-34 Mentor]], making numerous appearances throughout the southwest United States each year.