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U.S. Army Garrison Fort A.P. Hill

U.S. Army Garrison Fort A.P. Hill

U.S. Army Garrison Fort A.P. Hill

The Best Training and Support... Anywhere!

The Fort A.P. Hill PX will be closed until further notice. *** For DEERS support, please dial 804-633-8797 for instructions and to schedule an appointment. *** F&MWR Facilities are closed for the foreseeable future. ***

Adkins Assault Landing Zone
Garrison Fire and Emergency Services
Year-round Training On Diverse Terrain
Joint Force Premier All-Purpose Field Training
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Soldiers compete for best EOD team at A.P. Hill
Fort A.P. Hill welcomed members of the local community to the installation
Military Training Hostage Rescue Site
Fort A.P. Hill welcomed members of the local community to the installation
Regional Support Training Center Maneuver Area
Fort A.P. Hill welcomed members of the local community to the installation
Soldiers from The Old Guard competed in the Best Warrior competition at A.P. Hill
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Soldiers compete for best EOD team at A.P. Hill
Fort A.P. Hill provides a myriad of training opportunities for Warriors
Bridge Erection Boat or MK2 pushing an Improvised Ribbon Bridge
During World War II Soldiers trained for combat at Fort A.P. Hill
U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III aircraft practice landings at austere airfields
Fort A.P. Hill forests provide a rich habitat for many woodland creatures
Warriors train year round at Fort A.P. Hill
During World War II Soldiers trained for combat at Fort A.P. Hill
1942, The Lodge on Fort A.P. Hill is still in use
EOD training on Fort A.P. Hill
Garrison sign on Route 301.
Mortar training on South Post.
Drop zone over North Post.
Soldiers training prior to World War II.
Sniper practice on a range on South Post.
UAV training.
RQ-7 Shadow Unmanned Aerial Vehicle at Lowe Field

Welcome to Fort A.P. Hill - Where America's Military Sharpens Its Combat Edge. This is your starting point for a tour of our installation and the full array of available opportunities. Established in 1941, Fort A.P. Hill is the Joint Force's premier all-purpose, year-round, training destination. Encompassing nearly 76,000 acres of diverse terrain, including a 27,000 acre live fire complex, Fort A.P. Hill is uniquely postured to meet training and range qualification requirements for full spectrum operations. Our professional staff prides itself on delivering quality service and stands ready to assist in your mission planning and execution.

Please review this site to learn more about Fort A.P. Hill and the exceptional opportunities available. We are confident that Fort A.P. Hill provides an absolute advantage to you, your unit and your Family. Finally, let us know how we are doing simply by clicking on an ICE comment link throughout this site.

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Fort A.P. Hill announces employees of the year

Apr 8, 2020, 7:30 AM

Fort A.P. Hill named its Employees of the Year recently, they are Madelaine Perrotte from the Directorate of Human Resources and Firefighter and…

From mid-Atlantic to Canada, Norfolk District foresters manage unique Army program

Mar 6, 2020, 8:59 AM

By carrying out timber disposal, Norfolk District’s forestry section facilitates the USACE mission across the region, clearing space for military…

Fort A.P. Hill Commander hosts reception for Community Leaders

Jan 28, 2020, 8:21 AM

Harris completes 45 years of service to Fort A.P. Hill

Jan 16, 2020, 10:21 AM

Richard Harris has never been afraid of hard work; it has defined his life from his early years working on the family farm, to driving a school bus…

Fort A.P. Hill Employee Recognition Ceremony Nov 5 2019

Nov 7, 2019, 12:54 PM

The Fort A.P. Hill Command Team recognized about 25 employees today for superlative performance and achievement today during a brief ceremony at…

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