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Thursday, October 23, 2008Enemy engagements decrease for Marines in AfghanistanAs the 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment continues to enhance security in Afghanistan, Marines there are experiencing decreased enemy engagements, the battalion’s commander said Oct. 16. Project Vote Smart coming to D.C.I recently returned from a two-week,volunteer/member internship at a research center in Montana, at the Great Divide Ranch, home of Project Vote Smart. Customer Assessments program gives patrons a voiceCustomers who live, work or do business on Fort Belvoir have an opportunity to provide detailed feedback about all of the installation’s services, according to Belvoir’s Plans, Analysis, and Integration Office Rogers enjoys role with IMCOM; National Capital Region-DistrictBrig. Gen. Dennis E. Rogers is already dual-hatted as director of both Public Works and Facilities and Emergency Services for Installation Management Command. Earlier this month, he added yet another title to his resume Regular price surveys help Belvoir families save moneyWith a mission to provide military shoppers with quality goods and services at competitively low prices, the PX has to work double-time to deliver savings troops have come to expect. Threat Reduction Agency marks 10 years of operationsIt is an agency that seems tailor-made to combat the threats the United States faces today: nuclear proliferation, chemical weapons and the possibility of genetically modified diseases. Iraqi army logisticians, U.S. sustainers participate in first training conferenceIraqi army logisticians and their coalition partners gathered at the Kirkush Military Training Base, Iraq, for the first 5th Iraqi Army logistics conference Oct. 8. Deadlines are fast approaching for Operation SugarplumIt’s one of many successful programs at Fort Belvoir, but, with a deadline of Nov. 7 fast approaching, those looking to participate in this year’s Operation Sugarplum will have to act quickly. Arlington Diocese priest returns home from year-long deployment to BaghdadFort Belvoir Headquarters Battalion welcomed home Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Eric Albertson from a year-long tour of duty in Iraq Friday. Headquarters Battalion commander grapples with training problems using Lean Six SigmaThe Army’s business- and process-improvement program is being applied to an unlikely area of attention at Fort Belvoir. |

