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Reporting resourcesArmy · District of Columbia
Southwest Washington; Fort McNair campus, District of Columbia, United States
Fort Lesley J. McNair is an active Army campus in Southwest Washington, D.C., within Joint Base Myer–Henderson Hall. It is separate from the joint base’s Virginia campuses.
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Fort Lesley J. McNair is an active Army campus in Southwest Washington, D.C., within Joint Base Myer–Henderson Hall. It is separate from the joint base’s Virginia campuses. [1]
Confirm whether the orders or appointment refer to McNair or Myer. The joint-base newcomer page says there is no military-operated child-care center at McNair; Myer services require a separate journey. [1]
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Follow the gaining command’s reporting instructions. Students and university visitors should confirm the receiving school or office rather than using another tenant’s check-in point.
Reporting resourcesBefore booking travel, ask the host to confirm the reporting point, arrival contact and any approval needed for your purpose of visit.
Official commandAsk the joint-base housing or receiving organization about eligibility and accommodation. Do not assume a McNair assignment reserves housing on either side of the river.
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School transition contactsReview closures and delays along your intended route before leaving. Obtain the final entrance and reporting point from your host rather than relying on the base name alone.
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Current & former names: Fort Lesley J. McNair · Fort McNair · Fort Lesley J McNair · JBMHH McNair
The joint-base newcomer guidance treats McNair and the Virginia facilities as different destinations.
Milestone sourceUse current host instructions for the named campus.
Milestone sourceConfirm whether the orders or appointment refer to McNair or Myer. The joint-base newcomer page says there is no military-operated child-care center at McNair; Myer services require a separate journey.
No. Confirm eligibility and an actual reservation.
Confirm services for the specific component and duty status.
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