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

Army Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation leverages app to strengthen communication across installations

Whether families are newly arriving on Fort Belvoir, or just looking to familiarize themselves with available services for their loved ones, the My Army Post App (MAPA) provides quick access to reliable information to ease the transition. That includes details on fitness centers, youth sports, libraries, outdoor recreation, and family events.

Fort Belvoir to Honor Retiree Community at Annual Appreciation Day

Fort Belvoir will welcome military retirees, family members and survivors to its annual Retiree Appreciation Day from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 30 at Wells Field House, Building 1810, 2104 Goethals Road. The event recognizes the enduring service of the installation’s retiree community while connecting attendees with practical resources, current benefits information and fellow members of the military family.

Soldier Spotlight: SSG Mallory Harris

Staff Sgt. Mallory Harris, with more than six years of Army service, is assigned to the United States Army Signal Activity-Fort Belvoir (USASA-Fort Belvoir), She has recently earned several accolades, including Battalion NCO of the Quarter Board for 302nd Signal Battalion, and Theater NCO of the Year Competition last month for 7th Signal Command.

Fort Belvoir Brings Fire Prevention Home across 15 Neighborhoods

Col. Samuel Allen, Fort Belvoir garrison commander, signed a Fire Prevention Month proclamation on Oct. 1 at Fire Station 465, recognizing the firefighters who are conducting home safety visits throughout the installation’s 15 villages this month.

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