Over the past month, Fort Belvoir’s units, directorates and organizations have joined the Army-wide efforts to educate Soldiers and government civilians about suicide prevention by participating in an interactive video that covers various suicide scenarios.

Virginians will soon have the safest, most secure driver’s licenses and identification cards in the country. In 2009, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles will implement newly designed driver’s licenses and ID cards and a new issuance process. 

A recent survey on high school ethics found that, within the preceding year, 30 percent of students had stolen from a store and 64 percent had cheated on a test. 

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Rick Mora is no stranger to the Army, or to an audience that appreciates good music. That’s why he’s more than happy to lend his voice and guitar to servicemembers wherever he goes.

Stand in a dark room aboard a ship while receiving a briefing on your assault landing upon Iwo Jima. Step through the hatch and board a Higgins Boat for a realistic ride to the shore, but be sure to keep your head down.

For the men and women at Belvoir’s Directorate of Logistics Heavy Maintenance Shop, passion for their craft is shown through their many years of experience.

Billy Kim and members of the Far East Broadcasting Children’s Choir were welcomed guests at Fort Belvoir’s annual prayer breakfast gathering Friday at the Officers’ Club.

In an effort to improve capacity and enhance force protection, both Tulley and Pence gates will undergo a renovation upgrade project for their respective access control points.

Military leaders in Iraq have begun working toward achieving President Barack Obama’s goal of a complete troop withdrawal from Iraq by the end of 2010, a Multinational Force Iraq spokesman said from Iraq Sunday.