Coordinate the training visit
Confirm the course, unit point of contact and approved arrival arrangements.
Soldier resourcesArmy · Virginia
Caroline County, near Bowling Green, Virginia, United States
Fort Anderson-Pinn-Hill training guide: current namesakes, host coordination, lodging and the former Fort Walker identity near Bowling Green.
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Fort Anderson-Pinn-Hill, commonly shortened to Fort A.P. Hill, is an Army training installation near Bowling Green in Caroline County. Visiting units coordinate training, arrival and allocated facilities through the host. [2]
The 2025 name honors Civil War Medal of Honor recipients Bruce Anderson, Robert A. Pinn and Edward Hill. Fort Walker and Fort Mary Walker are recent former names. [3]
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Prepare for the training site
Coordinate reporting, site access and allocated facilities with your unit and the responsible site office before travel. Family support arrangements depend on your duty status.
Confirm the course, unit point of contact and approved arrival arrangements.
Soldier resourcesAsk the host for current visitor and gate directions. An old closure notice does not establish today’s route.
Installation resourcesSeparate unit training billeting from individually booked lodging. Confirm eligibility and availability.
Lodging informationAsk the unit which household and administrative support applies to the assignment.
Installation informationFor a household move, ask the receiving school division to review your address, orders and enrollment documents. Discuss temporary housing or a pending transfer directly; attendance at a training course does not by itself establish school residency.
Virginia enrollment guidanceThis is a regional training center. Ask the host for the approved activity, entrance, reporting office and accommodation plan before travelling. Public-event announcements do not establish routine access on other dates.
Fort A.P. Hill training resourcesGo straight to the source
Confirm current procedures and arrangements with the responsible organization.
The place behind the name
Current & former names: Fort A.P. Hill · Fort AP Hill · Fort Anderson-Pinn-Hill · Fort Walker · Fort Mary Walker
The Army developed the training reservation during World War II.
Milestone sourceThe current designation honors Anderson, Pinn and Hill.
Milestone sourceThe current name combines Anderson, Pinn and Hill, three Union Medal of Honor recipients.
No. It is a recent former name for this training installation.
Confirm the unit’s billeting and any separate lodging arrangements.
No. Ask the responsible office about the assignment’s support.
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Source review completed against the cited official webpages and, where direct access was restricted, publicly indexed official text. This is an online editorial check, not a phone call, site visit or official endorsement. Confirm current access procedures, eligibility and availability with the responsible office. Targeted follow-up on November 7, 2026 reviewed the previously flagged practical-guidance and status gaps. New or rechecked source rows carry their own dates. Unchanged historical, image and contact facts retain earlier checks; no phone or field verification is claimed.
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