Emerging from more than two years of pandemic precautions, Fort Belvoir’s Armed Forces Wellness Center has been helping thousands stay fit and resilient, said Nicole Leth, the center’s director, on the occasion of its first anniversary May 18. While the Army maintains dozens of wellness centers, this is the first to be branded as an Armed Forces Wellness Center and treat service members from all branches, as well as military families and government civilians.

Belvoir Commissary testing delivery June 1

BP/Amoco-branded fuel has rolled out to Fort Belvoir’s two Army & Air Force Exchange Service Express gas stations.

Fort Belvoir again participates in Bike To Work Day, May 20, by offering a pit stop to any cyclist-commuters who travel near the installation. Belvoir is one of almost 100 pit stop locations in Virginia, D.C., and Maryland. The pit stop will be near Pence Gate, off Richmond Highway, in a safe spot on the right before the access control point. Pit-stop hours are 6:30-10 a.m.

In an effort to consolidate advocacy training for the Army’s legal professionals, the first Advocacy Center in the Department of Defense is set to open on Fort Belvoir, Va., in early May.