Then, if an Uber driver does dare to transport a client to whatever military base, chances are they would not be allowed to go past the gate, for obvious security reasons. The U.S. Army plans to ...

Some suspect the base’s involvement in a 2009 military coup. A “cooperative security location” in Ouagadougou reflects a new generation of small, clandestine “lily pad” bases appearing ...

If successful, the initiative could expand to over 20 military bases nationwide. The US Army wants to open its base gates to Uber and Lyft drivers to give soldiers more options for getting around.