The following incidents were reported to the Fort Belvoir Provost Marshal Station from March 18 to 24. 

A chorus of “hooahs” could be heard at Sosa Community Center March 15 as Fort Belvoir’s Soldier and NCO of the Quarter were lauded during an awards ceremony.

Mount Vernon Road will close on April 3 for the replacement of three storm water sewer pipes and a concrete head wall, according to the Fort Belvoir Residential Communities Liaison Office. 

Representatives from various Fort Belvoir organizations followed up on unanswered questions and concerns from January resident town hall meetings, submitting their responses to the Fort Belvoir command group last week.

With a one-of-a-kind virtual reality simulator and a sports program that could challenge even the most intense extreme sports fan, the Army’s new physical rehabilitation center offers patients “therapy disguised as fun,” said Col. John Shero, deputy chief of administration, Brooke Army Medical Center, at a March 8 facility tour.

Since paratroopers of the 73rd Cavalry Regiment’s 1st Squadron set foot in Iraq, they’ve raised and lowered a new flag every hour on the hour. Each flag has then become available for purchase through the unit’s Family Readiness Group.

Warfighters will be the ultimate beneficiaries of the first-ever conference between the Defense Logistics Agency and many of its business partners, according to host DLA Director Lt. Gen. Robert T. Dail, who told participants that they will help strengthen critical communication between the agency and its industry partners. 

Long-time Fort Belvoir Fire Chief Norman Sullivan will retire on April 2 after nearly 29 years of service.

It was a soggy April morning at Fort Gordon, Ga. I knew it was soggy, because I’d just ridden a bicycle five miles in a steady downpour to the Public Affairs Office where I worked. 

Congress recently designated March 25 of each year as National Medal of Honor Day, a day dedicated to Medal of Honor recipients.