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Health Condition eased, some facilities reopen with conditions

Maj. Gen. Omar Jones, senior commander, Military District of Washington, approved the easing of the health protection status to HPCON Bravo at Fort Belvoir and four other Virginia, Maryland, and District of Columbia. 

Speaking at last week’s Facebook live town hall, Col. Michael Greenberg, garrison commander, said the installation is de-escalating from HPCON C, to HPCON B, which allows the installation to begin opening additional facilities and services. ▶ Read More

Army, partners focus on housing, PCS season

Despite a focus on pandemic response, family housing remains a top priority for the Army, U.S. Army Installation Management Command and Residential Communities Initiative partner companies. All have been working together to improve housing while fighting COVID-19.  ▶ Read More 

Project Inclusion seeks to promote Army diversity

Beginning next month, photos will be eliminated from promotion and selection boards, as the Army launches “Project Inclusion” to identify practices that inadvertently discriminate, senior leaders announced.  ▶ Read More

On par – golfers able to enjoy course reopening

Marine Staff Sgt. Zachary Selvig has played a number of local golf courses, since they began opening up around the region. But, the chance to play again at Belvoir takes on a special meaning.

“It’s a piece of normal,” Selvig said. ▶ Read More

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