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Fort Belvoir is home to more than 145 mission partners and provides services to more than 245,000 military, civilians, retirees and families. Belvoir strives to be home to all who live, work and play here.
Mission

Fort Belvoir's military mission is global - to provide installation base support to enable mission readiness.
Vision

We are 'Leaders in Excellence' because we serve those who serve.
Fort Belvoir Mission Partners

We are committed to strengthening our military community by collaborating with our mission and community partners.

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Garrison hosting Quarterly Housing Town Hall

USAG Fort Belvoir Belvoir Village.jpg Fort Belvoir Garrison hosts a Quarterly Housing Town Hall at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Thurman Auditorium to update residents about the progress of safety and housing improvements since a May Town Hall and outline existing challenges and plans of action to ensure every home and barracks meets acceptable standards. Since February, Belvoir has been part of an Army-wide initiative to identify housing issues. All residents are welcome to attend. Read More

Garrison sees change in enlisted leader

Fort Belvoir Change of Responsibility

In a traditional ceremony, Belvoir garrison said farewell to one senior enlisted leader and welcomed a new one. Command Sgt. Maj. Corey Perry relinquished responsibility to Command Sgt. Maj. Jason Young, Monday morning in Belvoir’s Thurman Auditorium. “I consider this my home and truly care about what happens on the installation. I will miss the leaders, Service members and employees and look forward to making it back here in the future,” Perry said. Read More

MDW, Garrison leadership get fit with Belvoir Workforce

Fort Belvoir GC and MDW CG leads Fort Belvoir personnel in Functional Fitness PT exercise.

Fort Belvoir community members and mission-partner personnel got a rare chance to get in an early morning workout with senior Army and garrison leaders, July 30 at Specker Field House, during a Functional Fitness class. Nearly 100 installation employees spent an hour working their muscles with Maj. Gen. Omar Jones, the new Military District of Washington Commanding General; and Col. Michael Greenberg, Fort Belvoir Garrison Commander. Read More