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The Eagle Act can bring unintended consequences

Few symbols can instantly evoke a sense of American pride like the bald eagle. Fierce, beautiful, and independent, the bald eagle has been the symbol of our nation for centuries. Here at Fort Belvoir, we’re blessed with the presence of multiple bald eagles and bald eagle nests. It’s not uncommon to see them soaring overhead on a beautiful day, searching for their next meal or just enjoying some thermals.  ▶ Read More

New Belvoir App keeps you in the know, connected

Getting information about Fort Belvoir just got easier with the launch of the Digital Garrison app. The app is the result of a partnership between the U.S. Army and the Army Air Force Exchange Service and integrates information from army.mil, armymwr.com, aafes.com, and other sites in one, secure tool. ▶ Read More 

Water flowing from hydrants is safe, necessary

Belvoir Fire and Emergency Services has seen an increase in residents calling to report water running from fire hydrants, and, according to Justin Weaver, fire marshal and fire-protection specialist, hydrant flushing doesn’t need to be reported. ▶ Read More

Belvoir students take Flat Stanley on adventures

The CYS Summer Flat Stanley Contest, sponsored by the school liaison office, challenged Belvoir students to create a Flat Stanley and take it on an in-person or virtual travel experience. Children ages 3-5 took Stanley to their backyards; 6-8 year olds broadened their ‘trips’ throughout the U.S., and youth ages 9-12 travelled with Flat Stanley around the world. ▶ Read More

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