The Logistic Readiness Center- Belvoir (LRC) provides logistic support and services to the Fort Belvoir community and selected services to supported units throughout the National Capital Region (NCR) and beyond. 

For Scheduling StoreFront (-) appointments for DX, ETS and Retirement turn-ins, please submit your requests to LRC-Belvoir.

DX / ETS / Retirements / Chapters for Out-Processing
 

  • The Fort Belvoir StoreFront (-) formerly known as the Central Issue Facility (CIF) completed the transition to a StoreFront (-) effective 01 July 2022.
  • On-line Direct Ordering (ODO) customers will out-process through their Unit Supply.
  • All Fort Belvoir StoreFront (-) services are conducted by Appointment Only.
  • Soldiers must be in Uniform and present a valid CAC along with Orders or memorandum from the Commander, CSM or First Sergeant at the time of service.
  • StoreFront (-) issues the Army Maternity Utility Uniform (MUU) by appointment only.

 

Soldiers must be in Uniform and present a valid Common Access Card (CAC) along with Orders at the time of service. 

  • Equipment must be CLEAN and DRY (Dirty, Soiled and/or Wet gear will not be accepted).
  • All tags (Name, rank, flight tags and/or personal tags) must be removed from all equipment.
  • All markings and writing must be removed from equipment (Spray paint duffel bags with OD green color paint only).
  • Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) must have all components attached and be clean.
  • Rucksack must be assembled.
  • Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH) must have cover, chin strap and pads removed and cleaned.
  • Flight Load Carrier (FLC) / Tactical Assault Panel (TAP) must have all pouches removed.

 

Documentation

Out Processing Must be in Duty Uniform and must provide the following:

  • Installation Clearing Papers
  • CAC
  • Copy of ETS / Retirement Orders

StoreFront (-) Out Processing Procedures 

  • All personnel may access their clothing records via the Installation Support Module (ISM) website prior to arriving to StoreFront (-):
    • ISM website:  https://ism.army.mil/ism/SelfServiceServlet?nav.nav_id=ssMyClothing (Copy and Paste link)
  • Soldiers having issues opening their OCIE record from ISM website must send their complete name, rank, DoD ID number (located in the back of CAC) and unit's UIC to the StoreFront (-) email address.
    • StoreFront (-) email address:  usarmy.belvoir.usamc.mbx.ocie-fb@army.mil   (Copy and Paste link)
  • Commander or designee WILL ensure a 100% OCIE inventory is conducted to ensure the adjustment document is completed for ALL missing, lost, or damaged OCIE prior to the Soldier arrival at the StoreFront (-).
    • The Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) and Statement of Charges are generated by the StoreFront (-).
  • All OCIE will be cleaned prior to individual arriving to StoreFront (-).
    • All items with a letter "N" on the clothing records must be turned into the StoreFront (-) during Ending Time of Service (ETS), Retirement and Chapters, regardless of the location of the StoreFront (-) where it was issued.
    • Protective mask and Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) gear on the OCIE record must be turned in to the StoreFront (-).


Notes:

Personnel requiring OCIE for school attendance will request through their unit Online Direct Ordering (ODO) program. 

  • This StoreFront (-) is authorized to maintain 13% of stock for DX purposes only.
  • Personnel deploying requiring specialized equipment will contact the TACOM Central Management Office (CMO) for assistance.
  • Per Department of the Army G-4 and TACOM CMO, DA Civilians and Contractors on deployment orders must contact Fort Bliss CONUS Replacement Center (CRC) or Camp Atterbury for all OCIE requests.
  • Per HQDA G-4 and TACOM CMO directive, any specialized items required by units that are not stocked by the StoreFront (-) (to include concealable body armor, hand cuffs, batons, combat boots, etc..) will be procured with unit funding.  Contractors returning equipment must turn-in all issued items to the facility from where they received or were issued equipment.

Maternity Utility Uniform (MUU) Process

 

  • A doctor at the local Military Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) must confirm pregnancy status and update medical records with a pregnancy profile.
  • The commander, who will have access to the updated medical records, will provide a signed memorandum authorizing the issuing and wearing of the MUU.  
  • After making an appointment with the StoreFront (-), take the signed memorandum and doctor certification to the StoreFront (-).
    • Expectant mothers are authorized three sets of uniforms for Active-Duty Soldiers and two sets for National Guard and Reserve Soldiers, as per CTA 50-900.
    • Sizes of the Army Combat Uniform (ACU) and the MUU may not be the same.  If the correct size is not available, the StoreFront (-) will order it and schedule a follow-up appointment for pick-up.
    • Units with OCIE Direct Ordering (ODO) can order the MUU and have it shipped to the unit.
    • If at any time, the MUU size no longer fits properly, Soldiers may contact the StoreFront (-) or ODO coordinator for a new size.
  • Post pregnancy, return the MUUs to the StoreFront (-) or through the ODO process within 90 days of returning to duty to ensure the items are removed from the Soldiers clothing record.