With summer winding to a close, the Fort Belvoir Garrison and many of its tenant organizations are looking forward to participating in the Army’s Partners in Education program.

One of the most commonly acknowledged differences between military and civilian life is frequent moves and deployments.

Cheap dates

Geothermal heating and cooling systems are popular for their “down to Earth” method of using renewable energy not ordinarily found in other systems. Literally. 

As local, state and federal agencies took steps to support the nearly two million residents fleeing the path of Hurricane Gustav this weekend, Defense Logistics Agency employees were busy getting food, fuel and health kits to staging areas determined by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

For Sgt. Maj. Debra Strickland, all good things must come to an end.

Renovations at Building 2109 of McRee Barracks have been completed and more of the same is expected to follow at the site’s five remaining buildings, installation officials confirmed recently

Dogs enjoy a dip

Springfield families, military veterans, local businesses and other civic groups came together Tuesday to celebrate Springfield’s annual Bridge Walk across Veterans Bridge.

To see her walking through the halls of the Network Enterprise Technology Command/9th Signal Command headquarters, she looks like an average NCO