For military families, the commissary isn’t just a grocery store — it’s a lifeline. Between long workdays, deployments, PCS chaos, school schedules, and everything else military life throws at you, getting groceries delivered can be a genuine quality-of-life upgrade.

That’s why this upcoming expansion is a big deal: 70 commissaries across the U.S. and Puerto Rico will begin offering delivery in the coming months.

This rollout is designed to make grocery shopping more accessible for active-duty service members, retirees, Guard and Reserve families, and anyone who relies on the commissary to stretch their food budget.

What Commissary Delivery Means for Military Families

Commissary delivery allows authorized shoppers to order groceries online and have them delivered directly to their home.

While availability, fees, and delivery windows may vary by location, the goal is the same: reduce the time and stress it takes to put food on the table.

For families dealing with …

• Solo-parenting during deployments or TDYs
• Shift work and long hours
• Limited transportation or medical concerns
• New babies, young kids, or caregiving responsibilities

… delivery can be a game-changer.

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States and Installations Offering Commissary Delivery Soon

Below is the full list of commissaries expected to offer delivery services in the upcoming months.

Alabama

• Fort Rucker (formerly Fort Novosel)

Arizona

• Davis-Monthan AFB
• Fort Huachuca
• Luke AFB

California

• Camp Pendleton MCB
• Miramar MCAS
• San Diego NB
• Ord Military Community
• Travis AFB

Colorado

• Fort Carson
• Peterson SFB

Connecticut

• New London NSB

Florida

• Eglin AFB
• Hurlburt Field
• Jacksonville NAS
• MacDill AFB
• Patrick SFB
• Pensacola NAS

Georgia

• Fort Benning (formerly Fort Moore)
• Fort Gordon (formerly Fort Eisenhower)
• Fort Stewart

Hawaii

• Hickam JBPHH
• Kaneohe Bay MCBH
• Pearl Harbor JBPHH
• Schofield Barracks

Illinois

• Scott AFB
• Great Lakes NS

Kansas

• Fort Leavenworth
• Fort Riley

Kentucky

• Fort Campbell
• Fort Knox

Louisiana

• Fort Polk (formerly Fort Johnson)
• Barksdale AFB

Maryland

• Andrews AFB
• Fort Meade

Mississippi

• Keesler AFB

Missouri

• Fort Leonard Wood
• Whiteman AFB

Nebraska

• Offutt AFB

Nevada

• Nellis AFB

New Jersey

• McGuire AFB

New York

• Fort Drum
• West Point Military Academy

North Carolina

• Camp Lejeune MCB
• New River MCAS
• Fort Bragg North & South locations (formerly Fort Liberty North & South locations)

North Dakota

• Minot AFB

Ohio

• Wright-Patterson AFB

Oklahoma

• Fort Sill
• Tinker AFB

Puerto Rico

• Fort Buchanan

South Carolina

• Shaw AFB

Texas

• Fort Bliss
• Randolph AFB
• Fort Sam Houston
• Lackland AFB
• Fort Hood – Clear Creek location (formerly Fort Cavazos – Clear Creek location)

Virginia

• Fort Eustis
• Langley AFB
• Little Creek JBLCFS
• Norfolk Naval Station
• Oceana NAS
• Fort Belvoir
• Fort Myer
• Fort Lee (formerly Fort Gregg-Adams)
• Quantico MCB

Washington

• Fort Lewis Main
• McChord AFB
• Whidbey Island NAS

What to Expect Next With Commissary Delivery Services

While delivery service is expected to roll out in phases, families should keep an eye on:

• Their local commissary’s website or social media pages
• Official DeCA announcements
• In-store signage and flyers

Availability, delivery providers, fees, and minimum order amounts may vary by location, so checking local details will be key.

Why This Expansion Matters

Military families often balance unpredictable schedules, frequent moves, and limited access to off-base resources — especially overseas or at remote duty stations. Expanding commissary delivery is a practical step toward meeting families where they are and recognizing the realities of military life today.

If your installation is on this list, a little more breathing room during the week may be around the corner.

We’ll continue updating this article as more details and rollout dates are announced.

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