Heresy: Spouses do have rank

At Fort Belvoir, re-enlisting in the Army has become a family affair and in today’s world, re-enlisting in the Army concerns the family more than ever.

At Belvoir, and throughout the Army, Soldiers re-enlist for a variety of reasons. But, they all have one thing in common, they discuss their decision with their families. 

The DeWitt Health Care Network will administer influenza vaccines to beneficiaries Saturday, with the FluMist only, and will resume vaccinating with both the FluMist and injectable vaccinations when it becomes available. 

Monumental outreach efforts are ensuring that nearly all of the 11,000 TRICARE Reserve Select members under the “tier” version of TRS will stay covered under the restructured program. 

The MHS has entered the progressive world of “Web 2.0” with a comprehensive Web site where military and civilian health care professionals can submit questions, share ideas and recognize peers - interactively.

Volunteers with a Northern Virginia military-support group gather twice a month to fill care packages for troops serving overseas.

Dewitt’s Preventive Medicine officials remind the Belvoir community to avoid wildlife or stray animals they may encounter on the installation. 

A few Fort Belvoir housing residents have taken efforts to control speeding in their neighborhood into their own hands, according to the Directorate of Emergency Services.

Due to limited manpower and equipment, wait times at Fort Belvoir’s ID Card Processing Office can average 3 ½ hours.