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Monthly retirement ceremony set for Oct. 31
Oct 30, 2025
The Fort Knox monthly retirement ceremony is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 31 at 3 p.m. in Waybur Theater. Please note that this month’s ceremony will not... Read full story
Avenger Triad ’25: Strengthening Protection and Fires Communication Capabilities for V Corps
Oct 30, 2025
POZNAN, Poland –V Corps is executing Avenger Triad 25, a command post exercise from both its headquarters in Fort Knox, Kentucky, and its forward deploy... Read full story
National Guardsman Arrested and Charged with Export Violation
Oct 30, 2025
Canyon Anthony Amarys, 28, of Alamogordo, New Mexico, was arrested on October 28 in connection with his indictment for the attempted violation of the Ex... Read full story
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The U.S. Army Force Management Support Agency (USAFMSA) conducted its formal change of command ceremony June 27 at Thurman Auditorium, Humphreys Hall, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Col. William “Mike” Fairclough relinquished command and control to Col Latrice Clark, who joins USAFMSA after graduating from the Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy.
A successful response to an unexpected disaster requires prompt action, continuous communication among all agencies and a familiarity with local emergency procedures. Those notions were put to the test on Fort Belvoir the morning of June 8, when a simulated magnitude 6.8 earthquake rocked the installation.
Residents across the region and the nation took pause to remember the sacrifices that have been, and continue to be paid by service members around the world in defense of liberty and freedom, as Memorial Day saw somber moments and recognition of those who have died in combat.
If gas prices are a concern, or post-Covid traffic seems worse, you may be a local commuter who is re-thinking their usual way of getting to work. And, there are new options to get to and from Fort Belvoir. For a limited time, commuters can get paid for trying out a better way to commute to Belvoir.
An agreement signed between Belvoir Home Educators and the installation’s Child Youth Services has opened a door – and a gym for the installation’s homeschooled students, said Kristen Acquah, Fort Belvoir’s school liaison officer. Acquah said the agreement, set to begin in January, is a bridge between the homeschool community and CYS.