Where is the U.S. Army Ordnance School, responsible for ordnance training, located in modern times?

• A. Fort Lee, Virginia
• B. Fort Hood, Texas
• C. Fort Benning, Georgia
• D. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland

Answer: (A)

The location being tested is Fort Lee, Virginia. In modern times, the U.S. Army Ordnance School sits at Fort Lee as part of the Army Logistics University, a relocation that came with the BRAC realignment to consolidate ordnance and logistics training under one roof. This move integrated ordnance maintenance, munitions handling, explosive safety, and related training into a broader logistics education system.

Historically, the school was housed at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, before the move to Fort Lee. The other posts mentioned—Fort Hood and Fort Benning—are centers for different primary missions (maneuver training and infantry/armor training, respectively), which is why Fort Lee is the correct modern home for the Ordnance School.