In March, the Army will be the first branch of the military to implement the new Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System, which will condense all the military’s personnel and pay into one database.

With a seasonal chill in the air and the holiday season fast approaching, Fort Belvoir’s Installation Safety Office is hoping to continue its success in helping to prevent fatal accidents and serious off-duty injuries, as they did during their 101 Days of Summer Safety campaign.

It didn’t take long for Installation Commander Col. Jerry Blixt to get comfortable with his new surroundings. 

After returning in February from a tour of duty in Iraq, Lt. Col. Joel Wofford will be the guest speaker at the Knights of Columbus’ 2008 Annual Patriotic Breakfast Sunday in Bowie, Md., at 10 a.m.

911th participates in Capital Shield Extractor series. 

Based on Tuesday’s ruling by the Virginia State Board of Elections, all jurisdictions in the commonwealth, including Fairfax County, will now count federal write-in absentee ballots that were previously denied because of missing information.

Fort Belvoir conducts blasting operations for the placement of infrastructure utilities at the post’s Engineer Proving Ground between the hours of 3 to 5 p.m. through Nov. 12. 

Fort Belvoir conducts blasting operations for the placement of infrastructure utilities at the post’s Engineer Proving Ground between the hours of 3 to 5 p.m. through Nov. 12. 

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates took time Oct. 23 as he toured facilities at Fort Bragg, N.C., and met with troops and their families to tell reporters the opportunity to meet the “incredible Soldiers” of the 82nd Airborne Division and Army Special Operations Command was “the best part of the day.”

The draft status of forces agreement between the governments of the United States and Iraq contains adequate protections for U.S. military members, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said during a Pentagon Channel interview broadcast Oct. 22.