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Friday, March 05, 2010

BRAC FACT

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s New Campus East building has many unique design features, such as the peak of the tallest atrium roof arch, which sits 167 feet above the atrium floor.
This is almost double the height of a typical Washington, D.C. office building.

AAFES opens new firearms counte

Residents and non-residents of Fort Belvoir who are authorized AAFES customers may now purchase firearms at the new Home and Garden Center firearms counter that opened Feb. 24.

OSAA welcomes McClure as new CSM

Angry bids farewell to Soldiers.

Varying levels of exchange support available to entire military community

Bring a contractor, family member, DoD civilian or other visitor onto Fort Belvoir and the first words out of their mouth typically are, “who can shop the exchange?”

Soldiers provide communications support in Haiti

Soldiers assigned to the communications directorate for the Joint Forces Special Operations Component Command have played a critical role in supporting civil affairs and other humanitarian operations conducted by U.S. special operations forces in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, during Operation Unified Response.

Updated Web site helps Wounded Warriors, families

Defense Department officials have updated and improved access to the National Resource Directory, a Web site for wounded, ill and injured servicemembers, veterans, their families and those who support them.

Academy women to become first female Submariners

Female Sailors will begin serving on submarines by the end of next year, with Naval Academy graduates leading the way, Navy leaders told a Senate committee last week.

Pumping gas makes a difference

Pumping gas may not be the glamorous career most boys or girls dream of having, but petroleum, oil and lubricants specialists at the 376th Air Expeditionary Wing are heroes behind the scenes. They are the difference between success and failure for the troops in Afghanistan.

DPTMS Antiterrorism Primer

Be aware of suspicious activity where you live and work.

DES Journal

At the Directorate of Emergency Services, we want to ensure the Fort Belvoir Community doesn’t fall prey to scams or deceptive ads via mail.

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