Twenty-eight service members from 14 countries, all serving in the Third Army/U.S. Army Central area of operation, became new U.S. citizens at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait on Friday. 

Installation Command Sgt. Maj. Tracey E. Anbiya introduced both the NCO and Soldier of the quarter at a ceremony held at Installation Headquarters on June 19.

Association of the United States Army President Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan (USA-Ret.) recently presented a $200,000 gift to the Capital Campaign for the National Army Museum, bringing the organization’s total contribution to the Museum to $400,000. 

Fort Belvoir Residential Communities received their eighth housing award today after being recognized by the Virginia Sustainable Building Network.

The woman whose name is synonymous with helping the homeless in Fairfax County find housing has died at the age of 87.

The eighth iteration of the Civilian Education System Advanced Course will commence Friday, following the fourth iteration of the Intermediate Course which ended Friday.

Although Sexual Assault Prevention month has passed, the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command, commonly known as CID, wants to keep sexual assault prevention in the forefront by sharing ways to prevent becoming the victim of sexual assault and educating the Army community on what to do if they become a victim.

As hot weather begins posing potential risk to Soldiers and Family members, the U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center reminds individuals that heat-injury prevention is not only a command and leadership responsibility, but a personal one, too. 

Fireworks, live music and food are all set for Fort Belvoir’s annual Freedom Fest celebration on Wednesday.

Fort Belvoir celebrated the Army’s 232nd birthday “Army Strong” with an observance in front of Abbot Hall Thursday.