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| Culpeper Star-Exponent | News and Messenger | Stafford County Sun |
Wednesday, November 26, 2008Combat medic training evolves to save livesA day before the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, Army senior leaders put into place a plan to overhaul the service’s combat medic training. Thanksgiving Day MealThanksgiving Day Meal ‘Leaders as Readers’ program praised by Soldiers, studentsStudents and faculty at Fort Belvoir Elementary School recently welcomed back its “Leaders as Readers” program - an effort which Soldiers team up with children to further develop their reading skills. Soldiers make ‘run’ to spread holiday cheer; donate to Marines’ Toys for TotsWhen you get Soldiers and Marines together, good-natured inter-service “trash talking” can sometimes be heard. Belvoir women win Army art awardsWhat do a sword, three weddings, a magazine cover and a hike through Colorado’s Garden of the Gods have in common? Native Americans celebrate heritage, honored at post’s Community ClubFort Belvoir celebrated American-Indian Heritage Month Monday along with members of the Native America’s People LLC and Tuscarora-Lumbee Tribe - a tribal organization originally from North Carolina. Thursday, November 20, 2008Belvoir NCO named EO Advisor of the YearA relative Belvoir newcomer, Sgt. 1st Class Felicia Alston of the installation’s Equal Opportunity Office was recently named Military District of Washington Equal Opportunity Advisor of the Year. Alliance, Belvoir sign Army Community CovenantHundreds braved Saturday’s sometimes inclement weather to show their appreciation for the nation’s servicemembers and their families and to pay special tribute to Fort Belvoir.l tribute to Fort Belvoir. Landing earlyThe Belvoir Eagle publishes a day early next week and hits the racks and streets Wednesday. The Eagle and Belvoir’s Public Affairs Office wishes everyone an enjoyable Thanksgiving National mental health groups sign on to help troops, familiesFour major U.S. mental health groups have joined the network of professionals who donate an hour of their time each week to provide free mental health services to servicemembers and their families. |

