Welcome
Thank you for visiting the Fort Rucker homepage. Please browse our website and get to know more about the Army's best kept secret. We are engaged in many initiatives that make our community one that is not only Army Strong, but Army Family Strong.
Since signing the Army Family Covenant here Oct. 24, 2007, the Fort Rucker command has rededicated itself to building areas that mean the most to families, enhancing their strength and resilience.
We take great pride in the Army Aviation Warfighting Center. It's an excellent place to live and work, and we've received our fair share of Installation of Excellence awards.
There's a good deal of old-fashioned Southern hospitality on post as well as in the friendly neighboring communities. Whether you come for a visit or an assignment, be sure to take advantage of the many activities and services available here. Enjoy your stay.
What's New
Posted: December 19, 2008
Installation ‘stands down’ for safety
Two air traffic controllers and a civilian instructor-pilot were recognized for their dedication to Army Aviation’s well-being at the bi-annual Safety Stand Down Day Monday. More
Hikers, bicyclists beware of hunters
Concerns raised during a recent Retiree Council meeting here have prompted post officials to remind the community that biking, hiking and dog training have no place in active hunting grounds. More
Noteworthy
Warrior Care
In support of our greatest asset - You - many different resources have been developed for Warrior Care. These resources range from specific programs to sources of information. All play a role in ensuring you get the assistance to which you are entitled. WarriorCare.mil serves as a portal to these various resources. Whether you are currently active-duty military, veteran, a family member or a concerned neighbor, the links on this site will provide answers to your questions or ideas for where to turn next.
Please share this link with others who might have questions. Together we can continue to support our greatest asset: The valiant men and women protecting our nation's security and their families.
Fort Rucker communities sign Army Community Covenant
FORT RUCKER, Ala. -- Dignitaries, military and community leaders gathered to commemorate the signing of the Army Community Covenant here May 29.
Mayors from 10 Wiregrass area cities joined Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations and Environment, Keith Eastin; Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army, Mack Dove; President of the post Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers program, Cpl. Jason Hoekema; Fort Rucker Elementary School sixth-grade student council members; and Aviation Center Commander Maj. Gen. Virgil L. Packett II in signing the historic document. The Fort Rucker covenant signing formalized the patriotic spirit of support that has surrounded Fort Rucker for generations.
The Army Community Covenant is designed to develop and foster effective state and community partnerships with the Army to sustain and improve the quality of life for Soldiers and their Families, both at their current duty stations and as they transfer to other states. More | Video
» Driving with cell phones
Drivers traveling on Fort Rucker must pull vehicles over or use a hands-free device when talking on cell phones.
» Channel 6
For local features, emergency preparedness tips, severe weather updates and pertinent safety information, watch Channel 6, your command information news channel.
» Installation Watch
Observe and report unusual or suspicious activity or suspected surveillance to 334-255-2222 .
» ID Cards by Appointment
Fort Rucker’s Identification Card Section, AG/MPD now offers individuals ID cards by appointment. Walk-ins are still served on a first come first served basis. For an appointment call: 255-2182 or 255-2437.
» DIMHRS
Army introduces Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System More | Video
» FR Army Family Covenant
