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Transition Brigade Soldier Belvoir Warrior earns water conservation award flourishes at DoD Warrior Games
go to the next one, the NO-DES truck sets up hoses between two hydrants, with filters on the truck, so you’re not discharging anything. It flushes the lines without having to dump your arms are not your legs By Mary Therese Griffin millions and cause millions of gallons of water on the –it’s all arms and upper body. I’m Army Warrior Care and Transition street every year,” said Carter. pretty much limited from the chest One of the most immediate benefits was hard, but once I got fitted in gt. 1st Class Jay Martin, a up. It’s when American Water installed smart water the bike, I realized I have to get in trumpet player in the Army’s meters, which can and monitor in practhere keepwater going,usage because Old Guard Fife and Drum intervals, 15-minute and send the data by tice makes perfect,” said Martin. Corps, openly admits he was never cellular networks. first meter He After won athe bronze medalwas for his really athletic. “I was not athleticCarter installed, said employees werecycling startled. classification in hand for until my mid-forties and I “We started noticed there was at a building thatDepartwas Team Army this year’s racing BMX bicycles, believe using it anorexorbitant of water in the ment ofamount Defense Warrior Games not,” said Martin. middle of theinnight, when the building wasn’t Tampa. Martin knew about the Biking was his new hobby in use.unThe constant flow alerted DPW to a now games before his accident but til an accident Jan. 6, 2018, at pipe an that broken hadhe been leaking water under realized could participate. He exindoor bike park. Martinthe knew imfoundation. plains why he believes the Warrior mediately on impact that his legs are important. Nash saidGames more than 20 existing meters were not going to be the same. After “Just like sports important have been retrofitted with smart are meters, and, Photoimmediate courtesy of American Water surgery he learned he for kids with developing personality instead of estimating water usage based on From left: Marvin Bowman, American Water; Jason Nash, American Water; Fred Carter, DPW; andagain. would never walk growth, sports at this point U.S Army photo by PFC Dominique Dixon building size,and DPW can now accurately track for Dan O’Brien, DPW in Washington D.C. Tuesday, to receive the 2019 Federal Energy and Water As he transitioned through the injured or handicapped individuSgt. 1st Class Jay Martin participates in the cycling event June 23 in and bill how many gallons of water each Management Award. Warrior Transition Battalion at partner als is the same kind of thing . . . it Tampa, during the 2019 Department of Defense Warrior Games, an installation uses. to give shapes development and helps you adaptive sports competition for wounded, ill and injured Service mem- Fort Belvoir, he decided notDPW Deputy Director Chris Landgraf said Fred Carter, Fort Belvoir’s of Public By Paul up onDirector biking and used it inthese his adapbers andLara veterans. Approximately 300 athletes representing teams measures have put Belvoir well ahead of said scrubbing thetive water mains of Belvoir Eagle reconditioning. from U.S. and Allied military forces compete in a Works, variety of athletic the Army’s See Warrior Games, page A5 a newcycling system: is different, be- targets. ort Belvoir Directorate of Public Works and growth is now managed with competitions. “Hand “We are seven years ahead of the curve Neutral Output - Discharge Elimination its privatized utility partner, American for meeting the Army’s directive for reducing System, or NO-DES. Belvoir was the first to Water, received a Federal Energy water consumption,” said Landgraf. “They use this cutting-edge technique in Virginia. and Water Management Award for water continue to do things to minimize discharges, “Instead of typical flushing, where you see conservation Tuesday, at a ceremony hosted by we’re not discharging chlorinated water someone open a fire hydrant for 30 minutes to Department of Energy in Washington, D.C. straight onto the ground, and we’re repurge biological buildup in the lines until it’s This decrease was the result of three bachelor’s degrees to clear, seniorand NCOs working with military the material. nice and then shut it back offeach and of thecapturing different programs:along no-discharge Credentialing, withhydrant who attended the Sergeants Ma- centers of excellence to provide flushing; hand-held water changes to promotion jor Academy at Fort Bliss, Texas. technical skill training equitable to quality analyzers; and using WASHINGTON NATS PLAY BALL WITH BELVOIR YOUTH smart water meters. boards, helps ensure the Dailey said the Army will provide academic skills. Soldiers with some college credit or “We thought we need to build on Belvoir gets its water best are promoted and professional credentialing for each that more, because 60 percent of the supply from Fairfax County, level of NCO training. Army is combat arms, so what tanretained which delivers water “The expectation is we give some- gible technical skills do they leave disinfected with chloramines, thing back for that service,” Dailey with?” he said. By JoeisLacdan which chlorine and said at an Association of the U.S. Army News Service ammonia mixed together. Army breakfast in Washington, Skilled labor required The ammonia binds to Photo by Luc Dunn, AUSA D.C. “Not just be able to say that Dailey cited that 80 percent of he Army could add to its the chlorine, and keeps Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel record for retention disinfecting a longernumbers by you served and sacrificed, but (get- American jobs require skilled labor, Dailey speaks about retention more incentive for ting) tangible results. That’s what and that Soldiers can become pro- and academic credentialing at the periodproviding of time, according to Soldiers to stay on duty, the ser- we owe to the American people–is a ductive members of the work force AUSA Institute of Land Warfare Jason Nash, general manager better product, to be more produc- after leaving the Army. vice’s top enlisted leader said. of American Water. breakfast in Arlington, June 26. “There is a great opportunity The Army has been testing a pilot tive in their hometowns.” Using a portable water Dailey said the Army has been for many of our Soldiers to fulfill late those to civilian-sector skills, program for academic quality analyzer, Nashcredentialing said at Fort Hood, Texas, and plans to working out the finer points of the the ranks of those skilled labor re- which we had not done.” American Water can check extend the program to several ma- program to ensure higher quality quirements in our hometowns of for conditions that precede Last year, with the help of Conjor installations by the end of 2019, training for Service members and America, and they have the tangible gress and the Army Continuing increasing biological growth said Maj. of the Army Daniel deciding how agencies will get pay- skills,” Dailey said. “We just need to Education System, the Army crein theSgt. lines. When small Dailey. Armywater plansisto spread ment. The program will also be make it official. changesThe indicate ated the credentialing assistance “We saw the opportunity to be the program to all installations beginning to change, it can be in available to National Guard and Army Reserve members. able to capitalize on the great skills fiscal yearby 2020. managed flushing smaller See Credentialing, page A8 Dailey said the Army has been our Soldiers have now, and transRecently, the Army provided 110 amounts of water. See A6 for more pictures
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Local church ministry keeps families cooking By Paul Lara Belvoir Eagle
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Ashley Fischer, right, and another volunteer bring donated games and countertop ovens for displaced families to Woodlawn Chapel, Friday. McLean Bible Church bought dozens of ovens and instant cookers for displaced resident families.
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ort Belvoir families residing in hotels while their privatized housing is repaired, now have countertop convection ovens and instant cookers courtesy of the McLean Bible Church. Once a month, the Vienna-based church offers a free pantry and access to its clothing store to all active military or veterans with an ID card. The initiative allows current or retired military, regardless of rank, to get a box or two of pantry goods from the church, and fill a bag with clothes from its thrift store, according to Christie Sayyed, assistant director of McLean Bible Church local military outreach ministry. Sayyed said she and her husband lived on Belvoir for eight years, and she is still connected through several Facebook groups, so she was aware many families were struggling
in hotel rooms while mold remediation crews restore their homes. Sayyed asked Ashley Fischer, a displaced family liaison, how the church could help, and that’s how the outreach effort began. The ministry was able to buy more than 14 countertop ovens and a dozen instant cookers, which were distributed at a monthly family dinner at Woodlawn Chapel. “We were trying to think of things to do to help alleviate the financial burden of them being in a hotel, and having no full kitchen, with a family. I have four kids; I know that’s got to be difficult – they have to be eating out more, so we’re just trying to help alleviate some of that financial stress,” said Sayyed. “The awesome part is that these appliances are theirs to keep, as it was purchased for them,” said Fischer. “It’s been exciting to see the reaction to this, as families post pictures of their dinners.” Fischer said even small gestures like this remind these families that someone, somewhere cares about them, and they have started sharing recipes among the community. Christen Tait received one of the convection ovens, and said it makes it feel a little more like home, “because you can have cookies and board games with your kids, and you can do things you’d normally do in a home, that you can’t do in a hotel room.” When she got her oven, Tait knew what she wanted to bake first. “It’d been a long month, and chocolate chip cookies make me happy,” said Tait. Nicole Paynter, a mother of four children, said she was ecstatic when
she was told her family was getting an oven. “It just makes it so much easier,” said Paynter. “We’ve already saved $100 a week, if not more, because we can now eat in the room more, and have that family dinner again. I cook the meal, and we take it to the lobby of the Staybridge and have a family dinner like we did at home, just in a different location. It’s a warm feeling to be able to do that.”
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Federal, state agencies eager to hire at job fair By Paul Lara Belvoir Eagle
“We’re bringing employers here, so they’re face-toface with spouses, and that ore than 40 employers tends to lessen some of their met with eager, anxieties and frustrations,” transitioning Service she said. “We have a number members, military spouses, of employers here who are veterans and retirees in the looking to hire on the spot, Community Center, Oct. 24, and I always encourage our at Army Community Service’s military spouses to come out Fall Career Fair. Two ACS and use this opportunity by programs hosted the event: meeting these employers.” Soldier for Life/Transition DuPree noted that Assistance and Employment financial strength in Readiness. military households creates Matthew Passmore, a an environment of greater transition services specialist readiness, so there are with SFL/TAP, said it was a less stressors on famililies, busy event, with a lot of job especially in this high cost-ofseekers excited to meet with living region. the federal, state and local “My job is to get spouses employers looking to hire employment that works with transitioning Service members. their military lifestyle of “When you hire a Soldier, moving around, where they you’re going to get workers Photo by Paul Lara may need alternative work with Army values already Tanya Aiken, NCIS staffing specialist, left, greets an applicant at the 2019 Fort situations. These job fairs instilled, and there’s a lot Belvoir Fall Career Fair, Oct. 24 in the Community Center. More than 40 federal, create bridges to opportunity of transferrable skills to set state and local agencies were interviewing transitioning Service members and and feeds into that financial themselves up for success,” he spouses at the event. resilience of the military said. “They offer leadership; “The Fort Belvoir Career Fair Laureen DuPree, ACS Family,” DuPree said. discipline; teamwork skills; and gives us access to a lot of military Employment Readiness Program She added that Service member are great problem-solvers, ready to veterans and active-duty Service manager, said the fair is a fantastic conversations with the hiring adapt to all types of situations.” members, and, since veterans get opportunity for military spouses, agencies helps them understand Tonya Aiken, a staffing specialist with Naval Criminal hiring preference, it’s easier to who, having to move every two to the value of their military skills Investigative Service, said the find them at an event like this,” three years, have to start over, often and values in the civilian world, ACS fair is a goldmine for them. she said. with a new career. and that they are job-ready.
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Nationals Play Ball with Belvoir youth By Rick Musselman Belvoir Eagle undreds of youth athletes from across the metro area, including Fort Belvoir Little Leaguers, got a unique chance to train and develop their athletic skills with some very special coaches and trainers, Saturday, when Major League Baseball representatives and other sports figures visited Belvoir’s Bill Behring Field, as part of the nationwide Play Ball initiative. Play Ball is a joint venture between MLB and USA Baseball, the national governing body for amateur baseball. “The purpose of the initiative is just to remind people that you can engage with baseball without having nine guys on each team, uniforms and umpires,” said Rob Manfred, MLB commissioner. Guests Saturday included Gregory McCarthy, Nationals senior vice president of community engagement; Carlos Carrasco, Cleveland Indians pitcher; and Jennie Finch, professional softball pitcher and Olympic gold medalist. “This is really a great event for Belvoir and we’re so happy we could hold the Play Ball right here on our base with our community,” said Col. Michael Greenberg, Belvoir Garrison commander. He also thanked volunteers and supporters and the Nationals for their ongoing support of Belvoir’s youth. “The Nationals chose to do this event with Major League Baseball at Fort Belvoir because we have a deep and abiding appreciation for the men and women of our military and their Families,” McCarthy said. “There are a couple of lessons to be learned from the Nationals this season—teamwork, hard work, brotherhood and, something my team has learned this year from the bottom of our hearts: never give up,” McCarthy said. “No matter where you are, you can go to the heights of your career—in school or on this ballfield. We want you to be great baseball players, but we also want you to be great citizens, great students and great daughters and sons.” Participants spent the event visiting a variety of stations, where they could learn and brush up on skills, like pre-game conditioning; batting (with pitches delivered by Carrasco and Finch); base running; and fielding flies and grounders under the watchful eyes of coaches and trainers from USA Baseball. For information about Belvoir Little League program, contact Aricka Vaughan, league commissioner, 703-805-1258, aricka.a.vaughan.naf@mail.mil.
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Youth athletes compete in the home run derby portion of the 2019 MLB Play Ball event, Saturday at Fort Belvoir’s Bill Behring Field.
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DTRA dominates in softball, remainstitle perfect Logistics Agency takes football Defense Threat Reduction Agency makes Aerospace Data Facility-East latest victim By Rick Musselman Sports Editor Despite sweltering heat, humidity and approaching thunderstorms, undefeated Defense Threat Reduction Agency kept bats con-
necting and runners rounding the bags through four innings, to trounce Aerospace Data FacilityEast, 15-0, in a late-season, intramural softball matchup, July 2 at Graves Field. DTRA, one of the ablest softball squads in Belvoir’s intramurals league, claiming more championship titles, and Commander’s Cup trophies than any other unit on the installation came to Graves Field with a roster full of veteran athletes
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eigning Commander’s Cup champion Defense Logistics Agency kicked off its FY20 title campaign in promising style when the squad downed the U.S. Coast Guard Telecommunications and Information Systems Command, 24-20 in an intense intramural flag football championship final, Oct. 28 at North Post Field. Sharing the top slot in the overall rankings with its highly respected opponent, DLA (9-1) made its way to the title matchup by downing 8th seeded Aerospace Data Facility – East, 32-20 in the quarterfinal round and defeating 5th seeded 249th Engineer Battalion, 33-27 in the semis. TISCOM, always a serious contender on the gridiron, brought its regular schedule to a close with an equally impressive 9-1 result. The Coasties secured their place in the championship contest by dominating 7th seeded Joint Personal Property Shipping Office – Mid Atlantic, 38-14 in the quarters, and then narrowly toppling 3rd seeded National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, 19-18 in the semifinal round. Clearly the stage was set for a major clash and the squads did not disappoint, each maintaining a passing game that kept defenses scrambling for the duration. On the opposite side of the line of scrimmage, the teams kept the defensive pressure at full steam with a Photos by Rick Musselman constant blitz and brutal Rich man-to-man coverage in the DTRA second baseman, Goad, drills one up the secondary. middle for a base the end, gotlate-season the ball intointramural the end zone with game timeagainst rapidly hit In during his DLA team’s softball matchup dwindling to build on an 18-14 lead. TISCOM managed to score in the ADF-E, July 2 at Graves Field.
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final seconds of the game but the DLA defense made sure the effort was just a little too late, claiming the title with the 24-20 victory. For DLA, already setting its sights on a third consecutive Cup trophy, the secret to this unit’s continued success comes down to unit pride and unflagging effort. “This win feels wonderful; it was worth leaving work early to get here tonight,” said DLA Team Captain James Carter. “It’s really the sense of teamwork that makes this unit work. The guys on the field communicate and Mike they all truly care. We’ve guys out grounder here who’ve ADF-E shortstop, Zelinsky, scoops up got a blistering during been playing with us since 2007. We come out here to win and it means a softball matchup with DTRA, July 2 at Graves Field. a lot when we do.” Justin Fitzgerald, guest play-by-play and wasted no time intramural unleashingcoordinator, a For and regular-season results, announcer, Col. Brian Thomas, Office of the Chief Army Reserve, hosted massive onslaught from the batter’s standings and the playoff schedule, an awards ceremony after the game during which they presented the box. In customary form, the team visit http://www.quickscores.com/ champion and runner-up trophies with individual medals. matched its offensive fortunes withalong belvoirmwr. For regular-season scores and final standings visit http://www. stellar play in the infield and out For information about Fort quickscores.com/Orgs/index.php?OrgDir=belvoirmwr. in the grass to remain at the top of Belvoir’s intramural sports program For more information about Fort Belvoir’s intramural sports program the FY19 rankings with the Cup 15-0title and thecall annual Commander’s and the annual Commander’s race, Justin Fitzgerald, Cup blowout. league coordinator and sports facility title manager, 703-806-5093. race,atcall Justin Fitzgerald, Athletes can also contact their respective unitcoordinator representative for sign-up The single-elimination champileague and sports facilinformation and scheduling details. onship tournament is scheduled to ity manager, 703-806-5093. Athletes begin today,For starting at 6 p.m. can also contact their unit represenmore photos, visit at flickr.com/photos/fort_belvoir Graves Field. tative to sign up and get schedules.
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Turkey Trot set for Nov. 16
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Belvoir runners approach the finish line of the 2018 MWR Turkey Trot. This year’s event is Nov. 16, starting at 9 a.m. at 14th Street and Middleton Road.
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ort Belvoir MWR hosts the 11th annual Turkey Trot 5K and 10K runs, Nov. 16 starting at 9 a.m. at 14th Street and Middleton Road near Pullen Field on South Post. The event is open to everyone and race categories include overall male and female 5K; overall male and female 10K; and overall male and female in the following age divisions: 10 and younger, 11-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 60 and older. According to Kristin Kinnamon, MWR Community Recreation chief, more than 700 runners ran in last year’s Trot, competing for holiday prizes, including turkeys to the top finishers and first-place runners in the age categories. Jogging strollers are permitted on the race course, However, for safety reasons, all strollers must start in back of the wave. Children in strollers cannot win any prize or award. Well-mannered, non-aggressive, leashed dogs are permitted. Headphones are not permitted on the course. Race timing will be conducted by a professional timing company. The cost is $25 for advance registration and $35 on race day, which includes a long-sleeved T-shirt. Early packet pickup will be available Nov. 13-14 at Kawamura Human Performance Center, 9250 Gunston Road, Bldg 1481, 6 a.m.-8 p.m. Registration is available at the KHPC; The Body Shop, 1023 12th St.; or online at https://belvoir.armymwr.com. Registrants without a military ID or CAC who need a visitor’s pass, may go to Tulley Gate a few days before the Turkey Trot, which makes installation access easier on race day. For info, call the Visitor Center, 703-806-4892 or visit the Access Control page on home.army.mil/belvoir. For information about the Turkey Trot, call 703-8064430 or visit belvoir.armymwr.com.
LGAFB hosts final Ace Day tournament of season By Rick Musselman Belvoir Eagle
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he Ladies Golf Association of Fort Belvoir hosted its final monthly Ace Day tournament of the 2019 season, and the Beat the Champion competition, Oct. 22 on the Golf Club’s Gunston Course. In the latter challenge, the player’s net score had to be tied with or lower than the net score of the champion (Yong Merritt – Net 75). Suk Edwards claimed the 2019 Ace of Aces title, shooting a net 67 on the day. In the Beat the Champion flight, Carol Mills, Won Hwang and Becky Mahood tied for first place, shooting 72. Sue Wahler took second-place honors with a score of 73. LGAFB veteran, Oksan Hite, tied for third place with Shirley Thorne with 74 strokes, and Cheryl Bantle finished the day in fourth place, shooting 75. For information, email ginger.poole121@verizen.net or susan_david86@hotmail.com.
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Yong Merritt executes a long drive during a weekly LGAFB tournament, July 31 on the Belvoir Golf Club’s Woodlawn Course. Merritt earned the championship crown in the season-ending Beat the Champion tournament, Oct. 22.
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Sports Briefs Stroller Walking Group Join ACS and other Belvoir community parents for their Stroller Walking Group at Pullen Field. The group will meet at 10 a.m. Friday; Nov. 15; and Dec. 13. The Stroller Walking Group is an incredible way to socialize while providing a good source of exercise. This group is open to active-duty military, retirees, their Families, DoD civilian employees, and contractors. For more info, call 571-231-7028.
Veterans Day Basketball Tournament The 2019 Veterans Day Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament will be held in Wells Field House and Graves Fitness Center, Nov. 8 - 11. The registration deadline is Oct. 24. Individual and team awards will be given to 1st and 2nd place teams as well as Men’s and Women’s MVP. For more info, visit Belvoir.armymwr.com.
Professional Golf Lessons From beginner to avid golfer, the Fort Belvoir Golf Club staff will customize your individual program to maximize your golf experience. The Golf Club offers experienced PGA Class “A” golf Instruction to help you in all parts of the game,
including club fitting, full swing, chipping, pitching, sand, and strategy. Contact the Golf Club at 703-806-5878 for more information.
Registration open 24/7 for Body Shop Access The Body Shop is accessible to registered Fort Belvoir community members 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Sign-up for all-access passes is now underway. Gym patrons wishing to utilize the facility after normal operating hours need to register their Common Access Card (CAC) to be granted entry. Patrons can register their CAC card at the Body Shop from 5:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday - Friday, or 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday - Sunday. Registration is not necessary if accessing during normal operating hours. For more information, call Graves Fitness Center at 703-806-3100.
Archery Class Every Monday, Outdoor Recreation (ODR) offers an Introduction to Archery Class, 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Minimum age requirement is 6 years old. Students must be in the classroom by 5:20 p.m. for a safety briefing. Cost is $5 active duty, $3 active-duty dependents, $7 non-active duty (retirees or DoD civilians), and $5 nonactive duty dependents. Registration opens at 4:45 p.m. the day of class and space is first come first serve. For more information, contact ODR at 703-805-3081.
Readiness Program Fitness Classes Sports and Fitness offers free weekly fitness classes. Classes include Functional Fitness, C.O.R.E, Body Sculpt, Zumba, X-Fit, Indoor Cycle, and Turbo Tabata. Visit belvoir.armymwr. com for class descriptions and times. Eligible participants include all active-duty military, retirees, DoD civilian employees, and dependents. For more information, call 703-806-5093.
Water Aerobics – Winter Schedule The schedule of water aerobics classes until May 22, 2020 will be as follows: Deep Water Classes are held 6 – 6:55 a.m. every Monday and Friday, Shallow Water Classes are held 9 – 9:55 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday. Classes are $5 per session and no registration is required. For more info, call Benyaurd Indoor Pool at 703-805-2620.
2019 Youth Sports – Enrollment Open Youth Sports and Fitness offers year-round sports for children, ages 3-17. Registration can be completed online on WebTrac or at Parent Central Services. To use WebTrac, the child must be registered with Parent Central Services. For more, call Youth Sports and Fitness at 703-805-9138.
Personal Training Sports and Fitness offers weight management, high-intensity strength conditioning, and functional training programs at Kawamura Human Performance Center. The staff is certified to help and educate patrons on reaching fitness goals. Prices are online at belvoir.armymwr.com or call KHPC at 703-806-4430.
Cosmic Bowling Friday, 9 p.m.-midnight at the Bowling Center, located at 5975 Middleton Road, Bldg. 1199. Cosmic Bowling is out-of-thisworld entertainment featuring music videos and awesome effects lighting in an ultralounge atmosphere. Cost is $4 per game. For more call 703-805-2991.
Adult recreational volleyball Eligible people, 18 and older, are invited to play adult recreational volleyball Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and Sunday, 2-5 p.m., at Wells Field House. For more, email Sam Noory at Sam.noory.civ@mail.mil.
Turkey Trot 5K/10K The Turkey Trot 5K/10K will be held Nov. 16. The race will start at 9 a.m. and conclude with an awards ceremony at approximately 10:30 a.m. The race will start and end at 14th Street and Middleton Road. Register online at belvoir.armymwr. com or in person at Graves Fitness Center or the Body Shop. The cost is $25 in advance and $35 on the day of the run. For more info, call Graves Fitness Center at 703-806-5368.
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Jennie Finch, professional softball pitcher and Olympic gold medalist, gives a young hitter some pointers on proper stance in the batter’s box during the 2019 MLB Play Ball event, Saturday at Fort Belvoir’s Bill Behring Field.
Ruari Murray, 3, stomps home plate at the base-running station during the 2019 MLB Play Ball event, Saturday at Fort Belvoir’s Bill Behring Field.
Col. Michael Greenberg, Fort Belvoir Garrison commander, visits with military youth at one of the skills training stations during the 2019 MLB Play Ball event, Saturday at Bill Behring Field.
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Spc. Kaitlin Hilligoss, left, from Headquarters and Headquarters Company; and Staff Sgt. Kenneth Farrell from the 212th Military Police Detachment, received Army Achievement Medals during a Salute to the Armed Forces Monday, hosted by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce Veterans Council. Hilligoss received hermedal for volunteering as an MC at two recent events. Farrell earned his medal for his work as traffic NCOIC during Belvoir’s annual Oktoberfest. At the Salute to the Armed Forces, Col. Michael Greenberg, Fort Belvoir Garrison commander, and Marine Col. William Bentley, commander of Marine Corps Base Quantico, provided updates on their missions, outreach programs and community partnerships. He spoke about the National Museum of the U.S. Army’s June opening and he informed the audience about Belvoir’s new veterans service office. Greenberg also discussed the benefits of local corporations and businesses to hire military veterans. “If you have opportunities out there for veterans, please reach out. This is especially important because 55 percent of Belvoir’s military retire in the area, which is a high stat, for the Army, as many transitioning Service members return home after retiring from the military.
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Celebrating Veterans and the Arts at the Hylton Center
Saturday, November 9 from 1:30 - 4 p.m., Venue-Wide Enjoy a celebratory afternoon of interactive arts experiences for Veterans, Servicemembers, their families, military caregivers, and the community, including an interactive panel discussion with The U.S. Army Band Pershing’s Own. FREE
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Belvoir Community Briefs Flu Vaccine delayed at FBCH Due to a delivery delay of vaccine, the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital Flu Clinic and satellite Family Health Centers at Fairfax and Dumfries are postponed. Updates are available on the FBCH Flu hotline, 571-231-7777, and the FBCH Internet homepage, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages. Fairfax patients should call 571-432-2600 and choose option 6 and then 2. Dumfries patients should call 703-441-7500 and choose option 5 and then 2. Dilorenzo patients should call 703-692-8978.
New York City Day Trips Leisure Travel Services provides day trips to New York City. Upcoming trip dates are Nov. 16, and Dec. 14. Patrons are guaranteed six hours of free time on the ground to tour the “Big Apple”. The cost is $60 per person and reservations must be made at the Fort Belvoir Community Center LTS office. For more, call 703-805-3714.
Rise and Grind This month’s Fort Belvoir Elementary School parent information sessions focuses on Healthy vs. Unhealthy Relationships, Nov. 8, 9-10:30 a.m. in Room 103. The sessions are hosted by the Fort Belvoir
Elementary School, Fort Belvoir Community Hospital and Army Community Service.
Story Time Come to the library, 9800 Belvoir Rd. Bldg. 200, from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. every Wednesday with your little ones children ages 5 and under - and enjoy the stories that are read aloud. For more, call 703-805-4244.
Transitioning Service members The Army Soldier for Life Office and Department of Defense launched the SkillBridge website. The DOD SkillBridge program helps Service members gain civilian work experience through industryspecific training, apprenticeships, or internships during their last 180 days of military service. For more info, visit dodskillbridge.usalearning.gov.
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Workhouse Arts Center presents: 2019 Haunted Trail - BREAKOUT! Workhouse Arts Center presents the 2019 Haunted Trail – BREAKOUT!, tonight, Friday and Saturday, 7-10 p.m. The scary trail takes you through the grounds of the notorious DC Dept. of Corrections Lorton Reformatory. For ticket information, call 703-584-2900 or go to www. workhousearts.org.
Military Spouses Career Workshop Federal Resume Workshop for Military Spouses, Tuesday, 6-8 p.m., USO Family and Warrior Center, 5940 9th Street.
The Service or Family member must attend at least one Financial Seminar at ACS. Classes are Nov. 7, 13, 14, 21 and 22, in Bldg. 1263, 5965 6th St. Register through ACS, 571-231-7001. Operation Sugarplum and Project USO Elf offer holiday assistance programs. To ensure all eligible families who need help get it this holiday season, applicants may participate in only one program.
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Youth Ministries The Religious Support Office has active middle and high school programs for each faith community on Fort Belvoir comprised of weekly meetings, small groups, retreats, conferences, contemporary worship and other activities. For more info, Catholic: 703-806-5745; Jewish: 703-806-3393; Protestant: 703-806-3958.
Service, community donors and sponsors partner through Operation Sugarplum to help Service members and their families with financial support during the holidays. Operation Sugarplum is open until Nov. 15 to E1-E5 with at least one family member, 18 or younger, living with the sponsor.
Pumpkin IllumiNIGHT FREE pumpkin carving for kids, Saturday, 2-4 p.m., at a local business, located at 7310 Beulah St., Alexandria. Pumpkins and kid-safe tools are provided. Later that night, the pumpkins are lit up for families to drive by to see and take pictures. Dress for outdoor carving. For more, call 703-971-4068.
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Operation Stork’s Nest for Expectant Mommies Fort Belvoir Army Community Service and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, INC will host a baby shower for expectant mothers of all ranks on Saturday, Nov. 16 at the ACS building from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Join them for an evening of yoga, food, prizes and more. Register by Nov. 8 at 571-231-7028.
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