Fort Custer (Michigan)

Fort Custer in Michigan is a historic military training facility established in 1917, primarily used during World War I and II to train soldiers. Located near Battle Creek, it encompasses about 3,500 acres of land, with facilities for training, research, and recreation. Today, it's operated by the U.S. Army and Michigan National Guard, serving as a training center, a public park, and a site for community events. The area also includes a Veterans Administration Medical Center, providing healthcare services to veterans. Fort Custer's history and ongoing use make it a significant military and community resource in Michigan.