Fort Belvoir News

Fort Belvoir senior military and civilian medical and administrative personnel conducted a public information meeting Monday, June 30, for the Mt.

Julie Socher entered the Army Ten-Miler T-Shirt Design Contest for three years with no expectation of winning.

The Army Management Staff College hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the reopening of Thayer Hall June 24 -- marking a milestone in the college's history.

On many occasions, members of the acquisition community are recognized for the systems they provide that save lives, but rarely do those same people save lives with their own hands, as was the case on June 18.

The Army Officers' Wives Club of the Greater Washington Area presented 45 scholarships on June 9 at Quarters 1 on Fort Myer, the home of Army Chief of Staff Gen.

The leader of Southern Arizonaa s largest installation is staying put for another year, reversing an earlier Army decision about his future.

Nearly 30 years after planning began, construction on the Fairfax County Parkway is nearing completion.

An Army officer with an extensive background in engineering takes over today as commander of Fort A.P. Hill.

Dan Glembot protects soldiers in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait, but he doesn't carry a rifle.

Curtis Lee Burch Sr., 80, of Stafford County answered God's called to join Him in eternal life on Friday, June 12, 2009.

The U.S. Army Reserve signed up a new employee partner Tuesday at Fort Belvoir's Mosby Army Reserve Center.

Members of the Fort Belvoir community came together today to celebrate the 234th Army Birthday and the birthday of the U.S. flag in a joint ceremony on the steps of the installation headquarters building, Abbot Hall.

Army Pvt. Malcolm Beavers has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. He is the son of Patricia Woods of Monroe.

Photo credit Staff Sgt. Matthew Clifton A new memorial placed by a private organization at Fort Myer, Va., remembers 40 U.S. Soldiers who were killed returning from "R&R" in Australia to the southwest Pacific during World War II.

House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee members Tuesday expressed concerns over the Army's impact on two communities, one because of the thousands of personnel moving there and one because troops are not coming as expected.

Due to a declining number of wounded soldiers in specialized treatment units, the Army is closing three units and downsizing others.

Paralyzed veterans, service members from Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Fort Belvoir and leaders from business, government and the armed services -- golf enthusiasts all -- took to the fairways of Belle Haven Country Club today to raise money for an innovative program that's helping veterans with disabilities get good jobs and careers in a ...

President Obama is reportedly playing golf at Fort Belvoir. Your print pooler and a member of the wire pool were left behind today .

Certified massage therapist Adrienne Crushshon works on Army Lt. Col. Mike Johnson at the Reflections of You Spa and Salon at Fort Belvoir, which offers overseas veterans the service.

Together with members of local communities, Army Soldiers, civilians and family members will join to celebrate the Army's birthday on June 14, with events throughout the month, highlighting the Army's Noncommissioned Officer Corps, the support of Army families, and the unity the Nation represents.