In recent years, with the complex changes in international relations and geopolitics, military cooperation and base layout between countries have become a topic of great concern. As a country with an important position in Europe and even in the world, Germany's military layout and the existence of overseas military bases have aroused extensive discussion and attention. So, did Germany have military bases in other countries? The answer to this question involves a number of factors and considerations. First of all, it should be made clear that Germany, as a sovereign state, has the right to safeguard its own security and interests. In the current international system, military bases often exist to ensure national security, conduct foreign policy, and participate in international peacekeeping missions. The decision to build up Germany's armed forces and its military presence abroad is based on its national security interests and diplomatic strategic considerations. From a historical point of view, Germany was subject to certain military restrictions after World War II, especially by NATO. As a member of NATO, Germany follows a collective defense strategy. However, with the changes of the times and the international environment, Germany's autonomy in the military field has gradually increased. In this context, the question of whether to set up military bases in other countries has also become a problem for Germany. At present, Germany does not have large-scale permanent military bases abroad. But this does not mean that Germany does not have an overseas military presence. In some cases, Germany participates in international peacekeeping missions and sends troops to certain areas. In addition, in order to strengthen cooperation with allies and other countries, Germany also has joint training bases or temporary quarters in certain areas. These initiatives are more aimed at strengthening military cooperation and coordination with other countries to jointly address security challenges. It is worth noting that although Germany has an overseas military presence or cooperative training bases in certain contexts, its core strategic objectives remain focused on domestic security and international cooperation. Germany prefers to maintain its own interests and regional stability through diplomacy and international cooperation rather than setting up military bases in other countries. This choice of strategy reflects Germany's pragmatic approach to international affairs and the concept of balanced diplomacy. To sum up, Germany does not currently have permanent large-scale military bases in other countries. However, due to diplomatic needs and global security cooperation considerations, Germany may have arrangements such as an overseas military presence or the establishment of temporary joint training bases with allies in some scenarios. This flexible strategy reflects Germany's positive attitude and pragmatism in international affairs.