January 28 was a memorable day for the Fort Belvoir Garrison Travel Demand Management Working Group. Usually, the TDMWG meets in the Directorate of Logistics conference room.  However, that Thursday, the team members deviated from the norm and participated in their first virtual meeting.

The 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) Fife and Drum Corps turned 50 years old Tuesday. In honor of the milestone, the unit has developed a series of special concerts and a tour of musters, or gatherings of similar period marching ensembles. It will also present a special tattoo written for the anniversary.

The Army’s official science and technology blog released a free iPhone application Friday, which puts Army technology news, social media and job postings in one location.

One of America’s most decorated Soldiers, Col. Robert L. Howard, was laid to rest Monday in Arlington National Cemetery, after having served his country for nearly half a century.

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff helped to honor the accomplishments of Army and Navy members in Baltimore Saturday at the 24th Annual Black Engineer of the Year Awards gala.

School’s presses previously printed Belvoir paper
The Castle

Movies for Feb. 18

Fort Belvoir and surrounding entities offer scholarships

Aileen Cole, a graduate of Washington, D.C.‘s Freedman Hospital School of Nursing, always considered herself a pioneer. As one of the first black Army Nursing Corps nurses, she was always eager to serve. She received her nursing certificate in 1917 after three years’ study.

The recent record snowfall brought out the child for all ages as snow enthusiasts took to the neighborhoods and hills for sledding, skiing, and snowshoeing. Others created snow forts, sculptures, snowmen, snow angels and reveled in snowball fights.