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Visitors to FORSCOM Headquarters

Directions

Click here* for an interactive map of the area.

From the All American Expressway, turn right onto Longstreet. Next, turn right at Reilly Road. Move immediately into the left lane and make the next left turn (approximately 300 feet) at Macomb Street. Travel to the intersection of Macomb and Knox Streets and you will see FORSCOM Headquarters to your right front.

From Bragg Blvd. use the Randolph Gate for 24 hour access. At the intersection of Randolph Street and Souter Place you will begin to see the FORSCOM headquarters parking lots.

Parking is accessible from Randolph Street, Souter Place and Scott Street.

Entry onto Fort Bragg will require Department of Defense identification card or other picture identification. Please plan sufficient time for visitor registration, vehicle inspection and other access control point requirements.

Entry into the FORSCOM headquarters is via the east (rear) entrance of the building. Visitors must enter through the USARC side and sign-in at the guard station. Visitors whose security clearance can be verified in the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) will be issued a visitor's badge. Visitors whose security clearance cannot be verified will require escort while inside the building. Please be prepared with the names, directorates and phone numbers you are visiting and ensure those individuals are prepared for your arrival to provide escort.

Maps (Click to view PDF)

Fort Bragg Map

Fort Bragg Access Control Points

Welcome to FORSCOM

MISSION

Mission Statement:
FORSCOM prepares conventional forces to provide a sustained flow of trained and ready land power to Combatant Commanders in defense of the Nation at home and abroad.

Vision Statement:
For the Army of 2020, FORSCOM provides enhanced land power gaining operational depth and versatility through a mix of fully integrated Active and Reserve Component forces operating in a Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Multinational environment.

Organizations will be expeditionary, campaign focused, and tailorable to provide Combatant Commanders the required capabilities to be decisive across the range of military operations.

LEADER

I am truly honored to be the 19th commander of United States Army Forces Command and humbled by the responsibility for the training and readiness of more than 820,000 active and reserve component Soldiers. We as an Army possess shared values, a resolute strength and unyielding determination. As your commander, I will strive to advance these ideals in the execution of our mission and the care for our Soldiers, civilians, and Families."

Gen. David M. Rodriguez, Commanding General,
United States Army
Forces Command

Related Link:
GEN Rodriguez's bio with high resolution image