There is no one better to provide feedback on military equipment and technologies than the end user, the Soldier.

Residents and visitors to Fort Belvoir are likely aware of ongoing construction projects throughout the post. The Belvoir Community Hospital construction has become a common sight for many.

With the temperatures dipping below freezing and the threat of ice and snow in recent forecasts, school closings or delayed openings may not be far away. Sometimes, school is canceled or schedules are altered on days closures aren’t expected. Parents and students should remember to listen to the radio, watch the television or go online for decisions about school closings.

Letters of support are a welcomed sight to any military family, particularly children who have a parent deployed overseas for a long period of time. That’s why the Armed Forces Foundation decided to come up with a solution to help make things easier for all involved.

Far too frequently, the veterinary clinic receives phone calls and faxes from pet owners who have lost their dog or cat.

The holiday season can be one of the deadliest and most dangerous times of the year due to an increase in impaired driving.

Fort Belvoir and Quantico Marine Corps Base are changing. Wednesday at the Montclair Country Club, leaders from both installations briefed members of the Prince William Regional Chamber of Commerce on the growth occurring due to Base Realignment and Closure 2005.

Serving in the Army can be a long, difficult road. For many, the best way to survive is to embrace friends and coworkers along the way, and Soldiers often consider their comrades as brothers and sisters. But, two Multinational Division Baghdad Soldiers are also brothers in the literal sense.

Being separated from family can trigger stress and anxiety for deployed servicemembers, especially when children are involved.

Concerns about a slow economy have not deterred the American public when it comes to supporting the troops. In fact, contributions to the DoD-authorized phone card initiative, “Help Our Troops Call Home,” this year has reached $878,399.