Building packages, in addition to final design drawings of Fort Belvoir’s Warrior-in-Transition complex, are being finalized in anticipation of advertising for future site work, according to planners associated with the project.

Alice Paul, Susan B. Anthony and Sojourner Truth are just some of the names etched in history when it comes to the pursuit of women’s equality in America

Cases of West Nile virus have been documented in every state except Alaska and Hawaii since it was first seen in the United States in 1999.

Tucked away in an obscure corner of the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland lies a small, red, brick building. Inside, a team of intrepid civilians and Soldiers spend their days hunting down some of the military’s smallest enemies.

Belvoir health and environmental officials continue increased surveillance and control measures to reduce the community’s exposure to West Nile virus.

The Defense Commissary Agency announced a withdrawal of all sizes of Del Monte Ketchup Monday

The Army released instructions Wednesday defining the wear policy for a new blue Army Service Uniform.

The U.S. military debuts a new strategy next year that involves troops being on guard to protect fellow servicemembers from potential sexual assaults, a senior DoD official said in Washington, D.C. Aug. 14

When Jim Laychak looks out over the 184 benches that serve as the centerpiece for the new Pentagon Memorial, he sees life. Rays of early-afternoon sunlight reflect on pools beneath each bench, sending ripples of light dancing across the stainless-steel
benches.

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said Aug. 12 that he has no doubt the new Air Force chief of staff will “give his all” to the job.