U.S. Army Fort Belvoir

Leaders In Excellence - Serving Those Who Serve.

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Welcome to Fort Belvoir

Fort Belvoir is home to more than 145 mission partners and provides services to more than 216,050 military, civilians, retirees and families. Belvoir strives to be home to all who live, work and play here.
Mission

Provide installation base support to enable mission readiness.
Vision

Leaders in Excellence serving those who serve.
Physical Fitness

Fort Belvoir has a selection of recreation and fitness options to choose from. Modern fitness centers offer a pleasant atmosphere to help you stick with your personal gym workout program. MWR also maintains tennis courts, softball fields and 2 paved running tracks; one at Pullen Field (track certified) and one located on North Post behind Graves Fitness Center (PT Track).
Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center

The Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center , formerly known as Fort Belvoir Community Hospital opened in 2011, offering the Fort Belvoir community state of the art facilities.
Outdoor Recreation (ODR)

Outdoor Recreation is a one-stop shop for all outdoor adventure enthusiasts. ODR offers a variety of programs including hiking, hunting, archery, boating and special day trips throughout the year.

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Featured News

My Army Post App: The NEW digital hub for Army Life

Whether you’re a Soldier, family member, civilian employee, retiree or contractor, keeping track of base resources, gate traffic and community updates can be a challenge. Enter the My Army Post App, or MAPA, the official mobile information center designed specifically for Army garrisons worldwide.

Col. Samuel R. Allen takes command of USAG Fort Belvoir

U.S. Army Garrison at Fort Belvoir marked a change in leadership Aug. 13 as Col. David J. Stewart relinquished command to Col. Samuel R. Allen during a ceremony highlighting the installation’s growing role in defense readiness and quality-of-life initiatives for military families. Calling Fort Belvoir his top choice for brigade-level command, Col. Allen described the post as “unlike any other Army installation in the world.”

JBM-HH, Fort Belvoir Boxers Step into the Ring for First Sanctioned Bouts

Two members of the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall and Fort Belvoir boxing team stepped into the ring for their first USA Boxing-sanctioned matches during the June “Best of the Best” tournament. The fighters, representing a joint force of active-duty military personnel and Department of the Army civilians—demonstrated the physical readiness and mental resiliency required of the modern warfighter.

Secretary of the Army joins Fort Belvoir to welcome new Headquarters Battalion leadership

Lt. Col. Jeffrey Killian, and Command Sgt. Major Ernie Urzua accepted control of Fort Belvior Headquarters Battalion during the Assumption of Command & Responsibility at Wood Theater, July 10. Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll, in attendance, congratulated Killian, whom he's known since they deployed to Iraq together, underscoring the life-long friendships the military provides.

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