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Elections coming: know your rules

One of the hallmarks of the U.S. is our freedom of speech, and the Defense Department has a longstanding policy of encouraging everyone to carry out the obligations of citizenship, including voting in elections. But, as the National Capital Region prepares for spring primary elections, government employees and Service members need to know that DoD regulations and the Hatch Act set limits on political activity.  Read More

Updates on Belvoir housing initiatives

Stormwater management benefits environment

Urbanization may be good for the economy, but the increase in impermeable surfaces can cause damaging effects to the natural water cycle. When rain falls on pervious surfaces, like vegetated areas, it is absorbed; taken up by trees and plants; or flows into rivers, streams or wetlands, naturally. Read More

SecDef advises against using genetic testing kits

It has come to the attention of the Defense Department that some direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies are encouraging DoD personnel to buy genetic ancestry and health information, by offering military discounts or other incentives.   Read More

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Inclement Weather

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