Fried chicken and catfish, corn bread, mashed potatoes and all of the other ingredients that make up the Community Club lunch buffet will no longer be available after Sept. 28.

Care packages from one Georgia group keep troops in combat support hospitals cooking.

For military retirees, services, benefits and now, Fort Belvoir’s landscape, are constantly evolving.

Reshaping support to Army families and rebalancing a force stretched by war will be the priorities for Army Secretary Preston “Pete” Geren.

Over the summer, the Army Management Staff College had 12 students on its staff at the Fort Belvoir and Fort Leavenworth, Kan. campuses. Most of the students were in college and each assisted with the AMSC workload.

Servicemembers and DoD Civilians will soon be eligible for Full Replacement Value protection on most DoD-funded personal-property shipments.

In a Sept. 1 letter to USAJOBS users, Steve Connelly, program director for USAJOBS, informed users their personally identifying information may have been accessed by unauthorized users.

From Soldiers, Sailors and Marines to President George H.W. Bush, Theresa Thomas has seen it all in her more than three decades of government service.

Ten 29th ID Soldiers responded rapidly to a no-notice “let’s go” mission in August to aid the Texas National Guard in a relief mission related to Hurricane Dean.

A mere 1 percent of U.S. citizens are currently serving in the Department of Defense, according to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs.