Ability on display at Fort Belvoir
It was all about ability on Fort Belvoir Thursday as more than more than 60 wounded, ill and injured soldiers and Army veterans from across the United States trained and competed for sports on the Army Warrior Games field and track team.
Construction disrupts traffic, parking on Quantico
Two roadway construction projects have converged around Lejeune Hall in recent weeks, slowing and rerouting traffic around the seat of Quantico’s base command.
Fort Belvoir's 29th ID celebrates successful mission with Freedom Salute
Approximately 40 Virginia National Guard Soldiers from the Fort Belvoir-based 29th Infantry Division conducted a Freedom Salute Feb. 5 in honor of their service in Afghanistan at Wood Theater.
Quantico captain decorated for calm leadership under fire
The year 2010 was a dangerous time to be a Marine in the Trek Nawa region, which lies east of Marjah, Afghanistan.
Manassas couple wants to adopt baby from Haiti
She’s defied the odds so far in her short life, and now Baby Germina needs your help to make the journey from her native Haiti to her new home in Manassas.
Prince William County supervisor concerned with health care zoning matter
Zoning matters between two competing healthcare providers have piqued the interest of Prince William County’s top official.
Foundation provides comfort items to deployed troops
The Douglas J, Green Memorial Foundation is a non-profit organization that helps supply troops with care packages.
Active shooter training makes Belvoir, military police more effective
Fort Belvoir Law Enforcement Officers, Military Police and members of the 55th Explosive Ordinance Disposal recently participated in active shooter training.
Quantico's Carr earns Marine of the Year title
Anually Headquarters and Service Battalion awards the title Marine of the Year to the one Marine who stands out to his peers and chain of command.
Obama pushes for veterans jobs programs
The president also will seek more grant money for programs that allow local communities to hire more police officers and firefighters.
Virginia National Guard worried about budget cuts impact
The Lynchburg based 1-116th Infantry Battalion has seen only 10 to 15 percent of the money it expected for operational expenses.
Plan would help military families take leave
The Obama administration proposed new rules Monday to help military families care for service members when they are called to active duty or become injured.
Quantico leadership opening new doors for Marines
Leaders from Quantico Marine Corps base recently took a trip to tour the new Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, to strengthen their knowledge about the latest treatments and services available to service members and their families at the newest shining star in the southern corridor.
Wounded Warrior Regiment at Quantico welcomes new sergeant major
Quantico’s Wounded Warrior Regiment welcomed its new sergeant major Jan. 16 during a relief and appointment ceremony at the National Museum of the Marine Corps.
Fisher House coming to Fort Belvoir
Fort Belvoir will soon be home to Virginia’s third Fisher House.
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