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What can you do to help, reduce costs Garrison Public Affairs After weeks of temperatures around 90 degrees, the National Weather Service predicts higherthan-average temps will continue through September in this area. What can you do at home and in the office to save energy, especially in weather-trying times? Conserving energy is not just helpful for the environment, but it’s good for wallets and helps homes, companies and organizations save money. Energy conservation doesn’t have to be hard. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, energyefficient lighting is one of the quickest ways to conserve energy. Choosing halogen incandescent; compact fluorescent lamp light bulbs; or LED light bulbs conserve more energy than regular incandescent light bulbs. Investing in alternatives could save a person $50 a year with little effort. Other ways to cut down on energy use: Unplug your gadgets. Unless you need to charge them, keep outlets free of chargers, because they still use energy being plugged in, but not charging anything. The old adage of “The last one out gets the lights’ still plays true, as it’s still beneficial to turn off lights and equipment that aren’t being used. Use sleep mode on your laptops when they aren’t in use. Using a single power strip for all electronics makes it easier to cut off power all with one switch. Keep vents unblocked. Do not put things in front of vents, because it makes it harder for the air to
circulate, increasing the amount of energy needed. Fix leaks. Leaks, no matter how small, can mean water and energy wasted. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, one drop per second wastes more than 1,600 gallons of water a year and cost $35 a year. Water heating uses a lot of energy, and it accounts for about 18 percent of utility costs, according to the Energy Department. Besides
fixing leaks, aim to have energy efficient appliances, faucets, and showerheads in your home. Regardless where you are, if you want to stay cool – be aware of the most efficient way to do so. Make sure filters in air conditioners are replaced often and keep windows closed and covered to block the sun from heating up a room. While driving, keep idling to a minimum, as idling wastes gas and energy. Idling can make drivers lose
one quarter to half a gallon of fuel per hour and pollutes the surrounding air. Being a responsible driver will also save you money. Speeding and hard braking can use up gas. Clean out your trunk to prevent extra weight in your vehicle which can make your car work faster – using up more gas. Opt for telecommuting, public transportation, or carpooling instead of driving your own vehicle. Doing so reduces your carbon footprint while saving on gas.
Belvoir court site of al-Qaida hearing Garrison Public Affairs Belvoir’s Office of the Staff Judge Advocate hosted an international hearing, July 12, for Ibrahim al Qosi, a Sudanese man who’d been a member of al-Qaida. The hearing on Belvoir was the first post-9/11 military commission hearing outside of Camp Justice on Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; and the first on U.S. soil, according to the Miami Herald. “Normally, these types of hearings … are held in Guantanamo,” said Capt. Regina Wind, chief of the Military Justice Division at Belvoir’s OSJA. “This case was unique because it was a post-trial matter. The subject is not in custody at the time, so there was no need to have security measures in place for him. It was just the attorneys, for the most part, just getting together to take care of the legal issues.” Located close by, the U.S. Court of Military Commission Review looked at courtrooms in the area when trying to find a location for the hearing. “They chose Belvoir,” Wind said. “Our courtrooms are a little bit bigger than other ones in the area.”
Belvoir’s Hill Hall, which houses the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate. For these particular proceedings it was determined that Belvoir would be suitable on a one-time basis, as long as certain measures had been put in place, Wind said.
Save the dates! All these events are open to everyone. INSCOM job fair Today, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Community Center Open to the public Interviews may be conducted
Float-in movies Today, Moana Aug. 3, Lego Batman Movie O’ Club 7:30 p.m., $3 per person
ACS 52nd Birthday party Friday, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. ACS, 9800 Belvoir Road, Bldg. 200 Prizes, food, games. Free 703-805-4590
Prostate cancer guest speaker Aug. 3, 7-8:30 p.m. Dr. Sean Kern, “Surgical treatment overview” Oaks Pavilion, 1st floor, Room 332 301-319-2918
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ACS celebrating decades of support Submitted by Fort Belvoir Army Community Service
ACS 52nd Birthday Party
On July 25, 1965, Gen. Harold K. Johnson, Army chief of staff, dispatched a letter to all major commanders announcing the approval and establishment of the Army Community Service, or ACS, program. The volunteer spirit and the tradition of “caring for our own,” both characteristics of the Army way of life, are the foundations on which ACS is built. Later that year, a regulation was issued outlining the procedures for establishing Army Community Service at Army installations throughout the world. Lt. Col. Emma Marie Baird, ACS founder, initiated work to establish a program addressing the growing needs of military families. She recognized, as the composition of the Army
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changed, the normal problems of family life combined with special circumstances of military living affected the morale and retention of active-duty Soldiers. ACS equips people with the skills and education they need to face the challenges of military life today and in the future. Readiness is, and remains, the Army’s number one priority. ACS’s goal and priority is to help Soldiers and their families maintain readiness by coordinating and delivering comprehensive, responsive services that promote self-reliance, resiliency and stability. Fort Belvoir’s Army Community Service staff and volunteers invite the community to join them in celebrating 52 years of service in support of mission readiness, Friday, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at ACS, 9800 Belvoir Road, Bldg. 200. The free birthday party will feature prizes, food, games, and cake and ice cream.
DLA group learns to ensure blind, visually impaired have equal access By DLA Information Operations Defense Logistics Agency participants in a recent workshop learned to use special software to ensure blind and visually impaired users can read and navigate web pages easily. The Web Page Testing Using Job Access with Speech workshop, June 7-8, in Lorton, was the first in a planned series of events to familiarize employees with assistive technology. Through JAWS software, users can read a computer screen through text-to-speech output or a refreshable Braille display. DLA’s Section 508 Office, named for the section of federal law requiring government websites to be equally accessible to users with disabilities, hosted the workshop. “The 508 Office considers system developers the tip of the spear in the accessibility battle,” said Curtis Williams, the senior 508 representative at the workshop. “Developers have a firsthand opportunity to effect change.”
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Participants in the Web Page Testing Using JAWS workshop, with Ryan Jones, instructor, fourth from left, June 8. Williams also noted that building in accessibility from the beginning is less costly than adding it later. In addition, “The accessibility standards have matured over the years, and we want to provide users a training base so they can continue to learn as technology standards mature,” he said.
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The 508 Office will soon deploy additional compliance software. FireEyes is a desktop tool software developers can use to check each page of code. WorldSpace Comply is a server-based tool that automatically scans an application to produce accessibility metrics and then suggests ways to improve accessibility.
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Although automated testing can offer valuable information, manual testing will always be needed, Williams said, and the workshop gave DLA testers and developers a chance to hone their skills. In addition, the 508 Office plans to recruit volunteer embedded accessibility managers to help implement the new software and train employees, he said. These volunteers “will take the knowledge and training back to their teams and train them, kind of like a hybrid trainer,” Williams explained. “We see great benefit of implementing the software in the manner … a win-win situation for everyone.” The 508 Office will offer the workshop again at various DLA locations beginning this fall. DLA’s ultimate goal is to design content, products and services so that all people, regardless of disability, have equal access to information and services. Those involved in developing or testing DLA content or applications who are interested in these tools can contact the DLA 508 Office at DLA Section508@dla.mil for information about future workshops.
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Living the ‘Golden Rule’: The story behind the viral photo of a Soldier’s funeral salute By Tennessee National Guard In a viral photo that hit the internet last week, a Soldier saluting a funeral procession while standing in a torrential downpour has finally been identified as Col. Jack L. Usrey, the senior Army adviser to the adjutant general at Tennessee National Guard Headquarters in Nashville. While driving last week from Fort Knox, Ky., the colonel met a funeral procession, stopped, got out of his vehicle, and paid his respects to the deceased. “I didn’t really think,” said Usrey, a native of Martin, Tenn., with more than 29 years of military service. “I just did what my parents taught me to do growing up. I stopped, got out, saluted the police escort and held my salute as the hearse and family passed by, then went on my way and didn’t give it a second thought.” The photo was taken and shared on Facebook and Instagram by Erin Hester of Vine Grove, Ky., on July 6. Since its initial posting, the photo has garnered more than 187,000 “likes;” been shared nearly 130,000 times; and generated more than 8,600 comments. Hester wrote in her Facebook post, “I was so completely touched by this today. A funeral procession was passing by and this Soldier got
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Tennessee National Guard Col. Jack Usrey pulled his vehicle over and saluted a passing funeral procession in this photo that went viral on the internet. He was subsequently identified and spoke by phone to the woman who snapped his photo on July 6. out of his Jeep to stand at attention in the pouring rain. I always get frustrated when I see cars that don’t pull to the side and stop for a procession, but this gentleman went above and beyond. “I feel pretty confident that there
isn’t a military rule that Soldiers have to do this,” Hester continued. “This made my heart happy to see the amount of respect this gentleman showed a family that he doesn’t even know.” A mutual friend at Fort Knox
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The Fort Belvoir Marina offers a gazebo for gatherings before or after going out on the Potomac.
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Fort Belvoir Marina, on a Dogue Creek inlet, offers places to dock or trailer your vessel, with affordable slip fees and trailer space.
The bow of a boat juts forward at Belvoir Marina, one of many trailered on site.
Belvoir Marina A haven for local sailors Story and photos by Paul Lara Photo editor
Fort Belvoir has a lot of family amenities, but its location provides a unique facility … the Fort Belvoir Marina. The facility, on a Dogue Creek inlet and next to Walker Gate, gives local boaters and sailors access to the Potomac River. The marina offers affordable slip fees and facilities where boaters can trailer their vessels. “This is the gem of the Potomac, at such a great spot, and it’s a great benefit for military people,” said Dave Doane. Doane came to the marina with his recently purchased runabout to perform a “de-naming ceremony.” Following ancient traditions, the name is removed from the stern. Then some champagne is poured – east to west – into the water, as an
appeasement to Poseidon who, boating legend has it, keeps the names of all the vessels in a ledger of the deep and protects all ships at sea. Doane planned to christen his boat with a new name the next day. Out by the docks, Bradley Wood, a DoD family member, was with some of his friends on a sailboat. Wood tries to go sailing a couple times each month, and said of the marina, “It’s great. It’s not very busy, has all the amenities I need, and it’s such a convenient location.” With sunny skies and a light breeze, Wood cast his lines from the pier, and then motored out toward the Potomac, with friends thrusting a celebratory fist in the air for the afternoon ahead. The Fort Belvoir Marina is open Wednesdays through Sundays, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and is closed Mondays and Tuesdays. The Marina can be reached by calling 703-781-8282.
Dave Doane holds a bottle of 1992 Dom Perignon, with his boat in the background, after a boat de-naming ceremony at Fort Belvoir Marina, Saturday.
Friends prepare for an afternoon of sailing, Saturday at the Fort Belvoir Marina, which offers immediate access to the Potomac River from Dogue Creek.
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Belvoir youth learn skills at basketball camp
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By Rick Musselman Sports Editor Nearly 100 Belvoir youth athletes joined coaches and trainers at Specker Field House, last week to polish their skills and build their fitness levels in the installation’s yearly basketball training camp. The 10th annual event, sponsored by Child and Youth Services for children ages 5-14 and hosted by Sherman Sherin, head coach of the Belvoir Lady Eagles Washington Area Military Athletics Conference basketball team, introduced players to the game and provided training in ball handling, shooting, defense and maintaining physical fitness. “This event teaches the basic fundamentals of basketball. But, we’re here to have fun at the same time we’re developing those skills,” said Herb Marshall, Fort Belvoir Eagles head coach and senior instructor for the 2016 camp. “We do this camp every year and some of these athletes will use this training to prepare for the post’s House league and Barracudas basketball teams.” Belvoir’s House basketball league is for beginner-level athletes who are interested in learning the funda-
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Some of the community’s youngest athletes face off in a game of 5-on-5 during Fort Belvoir’s 2017 CYS Youth Basketball training camp, Friday at Specker Field House. mentals of the game, which include developing shooting accuracy; ballhandling capability; and dedicated defensive prowess while learning sportsmanship; personal integrity on and off the court; and competing in a cohesive, team effort. The Belvoir Barracudas youth basketball program represents the next level of competition for players
progressing from the House league. Comprised of highly experienced and skilled athletes in several age brackets, the Barracudas compete each year in the Fairfax County Youth Basketball League against sports clubs from across the area.
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Bulldogs youth football program needs players By Rick Musselman Sports Editor
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Belvoir Bulldogs quarterback, Hayden Dale, 13, charges around the end for massive gains during his team’s 2016 Fairfax County Youth Football League 115-pound Central Division 1 season closer against the Dulles South Thunder, Oct. 29, at Pullen Field
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Now that summer has reached its midway point, athletes and sports fans are turning their thoughts to the next installment of America’s game. The Belvoir Bulldogs youth football program, unquestionably one of the most popular and dynamic in Child and Youth Services’ extensive selection of athletic offerings each year, draws hundreds of players to the gridiron, across every weight division, to compete against local clubs in the Fairfax County Youth Football League. The FCYFL, founded in 1966, is the largest independent football league in Virginia and one of the most successful in the country, according to the organization’s mission statement. It serves the Northern Virginia region and is comprised of 23 youth football programs from Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William and Loudoun counties and the City of Alexandria. All of the programs run on a not-for-profit basis. Annually, FCYFL fields hundreds of teams and thousands of players. According to Julie Libert, CYS sports and fitness assistant director, registration deadline for the 2017 season is approaching and the installation still needs players to fill the ranks of these title-winning squads. The 2017 Belvoir Bulldogs officially begins with preseason practices, Aug. 7. Registration is at Parent Central Services, 9800 Belvoir Road, Bldg. 200. Players ages 7 – 15 are eligible to participate and the cost is $95. For more information about the league and the 2017 schedule, call Libert at 703-805-9138 or Parent Central Services at 703-805-5555.
A couple days ago, while fighting my way through morning traffic that had been compounded by heavy rain, I realized it’s been a while since I last pumped out the ship’s bilge that collects all my astonishments, frustrations and disappointments that rapidly accumulate as I observe my fellow commuters. I probably revisit the topic too often and I know there’s little that can been done to transform this Roman gladiatorial arena back into a leisurely drive up the road. Nevertheless, I find these discussions have a way of exorcising the anxiety demons I now associate with driving a car. The topic for today is lane changing, which really shouldn’t be a difficult maneuver to pull off. One simply checks the mirrors, activates the turn signal, waits for a safe opportunity, and slides on over, making sure to wave to the person who let you in. Well, somehow, as the result of some strange (and deadly) shift in the functioning of the human brain, none of that happens today. Indeed, people have almost regressed to the age (and attitude) of a toddler, driving like a child walks—connecting a visual line between where they’re standing and where they want to be and making a beeline for it, never once evaluating what might be in their way. I honestly don’t know why car manufacturers even bother installing turn signals anymore because, evidently, no one knows what they’re for. Something else I’ve noticed is how pleased people look after refusing to let you in, even if you’re lane is ending and you’re about to slam headlong into a concrete abutment. (And, yes, let’s admit we always look over at a discourteous driver, just to see if they look as stupid and/or insane as they drive.) If there’s anything that aggravates me the most, it’s that leering expression of triumph these selfish drivers wear once they’ve put you in your place. Based on these observations of steadily deteriorating road behavior, I wonder if my son’s theory of de-evolution is correct—that man peaked somewhere in the 1940s and we’ve since been growing increasingly primitive and uncivilized ever since. At this rate we’ll be back in the trees by Thanksgiving.
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Bulldogs Youth football program, from page B1
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The Belvoir Bulldogs defense line awaits the snap during the squad’s FCYFL Anklebiter division match up against BRYC, Oct. 16, at Pullen Field.
Belvoir Bulldogs quarterback, Carter Edwards, 8, sweeps around the end for huge gains during his team’s Fairfax County Youth Football League Anklebiter division match up against Braddock Road Youth Club, Oct. 16, at Pullen Field. Registration for the 2017 season is underway.
Ladies Golf Association of Fort Belvoir Weekly Results Draw for Three Blind Mice Tournament - Woodlawn Course July 11 - Net Scores Group Winners 1st place
Chris Nugent Marie Anderson Helene McInnis Total score
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The Belvoir Bulldogs cheerleaders keep the crowd fired up during their team’s FCYFL Anklebiter division showdown against BRYC, Oct. 16, at Pullen Field.
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Dianne Davis Margie Hundelt Kathy Mitchell Total score
CHAMPIONS OF TOMORROW
70 74 74* 218 72 76 76 224 70 76* 79* 225
4th place (tie) Mary White Shirley Thorne Ellen Sibre Total score
73 74 80* 227
4th place (tie) Pong Hunter Oksan Hite Ruth Daly Total score
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Fort Belvoir youth athletes pose for a photo with their certificates after completing the 2017 CYS youth golf camp, a skills development program that aims to introduce community youth to the game and teach the basics of putting, chip shots and drives, July 14 at the Golf Club.
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Courtney Breland, 8, sinks one from near the foul line during Fort Belvoir’s 2017 CYS Youth Basketball training camp, Friday at Specker Field House.
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Athletics trainer, Jonathan Minatee, teaches the basics of man defense to some of the community’s youngest players during Belvoir’s 2017 CYS Youth Basketball training camp, Friday at Specker Field House.
Youth athletes apply some newly learned skills in a game of 3-on-3 during Fort Belvoir’s 2017 CYS Youth Basketball training camp, Friday at Specker Field House.
Continued from page B1 According to Jerry Arrington, CYS sports and fitness director, the camp consistently draws a large turnout. Trainers and coaches stressed the importance of maintaining physical fitness when engaging in the highly demanding sport of basketball. Warming up and stretching the muscles before taking to the court is critical to avoiding injuries and properly preparing the body for intense activity. After engaging in a rigorous warm-up session of stretches, jumping jacks and wind sprints, the athletes spent the 90-minute clinics engaging in full-court dribbling exercises, learning how to pass and shoot the ball, and developing defensive skills before squaring off in 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 match ups.
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The camp ended with an awards ceremony during which coaches and trainers presented trophies to the top performing participants in the Best Male and Female Camper categories; and to the winners of the Free Throw, 3-on-3 and Knockout contests. CYS continues to host youth sports training camps—including soccer, football, cheerleading and tennis—through July and the early part of August. For schedule details, visit https://belvoir.armymwr. com/programs/youth and click on 2017 Youth Sports & Fitness Calendar. For more information about Belvoir’s youth sports programs, call Jerry Arrington at 703-805-9139; or Julie Libert, CYS sport and fitness assistant director, at 703-8059138.
Jazzmyne Rainey, 5, gets a helping hand with her jump shot from trainer, Jonathan Minatee, during Belvoir’s 2017 CYS Youth Basketball training camp, Friday at Specker Field House.
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Youth athletes participating in Fort Belvoir’s 2017 CYS Youth Basketball training camp redefine commitment to keeping their team in possession during a 5-on-5 match up, Friday at Specker Field House.
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Belvoir Briefs This week PING Demo Day The Fort Belvoir Golf Club hosts a PING Demo Day Friday, 4 – 7 p.m. at the Driving Range. Patrons interested in being custom fit must sign up with the Golf Shop in advance. Please call Golf Shop at 703-8065878 Ex. 3 to schedule club fittings or for more information.
Pick-up dodgeball Sports and Fitness invites the Belvoir Community to participate in a new, pick-up dodgeball league at Wells Field House. Dodgeball will be played Wednesdays, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. in Wells, 1810 Goethals Road. All skill levels welcome. This program runs through September, or longer, depending on popularity. For more information call 703-806-5093.
Summer swim lessons Swim lessons are offered at Benyaurd Indoor Swimming Pool for infants, children, teenagers and adults. Session two begins Monday. Classes will run Monday-Thursday for two weeks for $80 per person. Registration must be completed at Benyaurd Indoor Pool and classes will be at the Officers’ Club Connelly Pool Complex. All class dates and descriptions can be found at belvoir. armymwr.com. Call 703-805-2620
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Upcoming Tennis Clinics and Drop-in lessons The Fort Belvoir Sports and Fitness Program offer beginner, intermediate and advanced tennis clinics and single-hour drop-in lessons. Clinic start dates are Aug. 1, and Sept. 5. Clinics will consist of warmup, technical, practical and sports conditioning segments. Beginner sessions will be from 5 – 6 p.m. and intermediate and advanced sessions will be 6 – 7 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, at either the Graves Fitness Center tennis courts, 2116 Abbott Road, or the tennis courts on Gunston and 14th St. Clinics last 3 weeks with 2 sessions a week (total of 6 sessions). The cost is $115. Drop-in lessons are an hour long and are available for beginner, intermediate or advanced levels. Drop-in lessons must be arranged by calling 703-806-4430. The cost for drop-in lessons is $35. Eligible patrons include all active duty Service members, retirees, and dependents over the age of 18, DoD civilian employees, and contractors. Participants must register and pay at Graves Fitness Center or the Body Shop. For more information call 703-805-4430.
Get Golf Ready clinics The Fort Belvoir Golf Club offers group golf clinics for beginners that will cover everything needed to get started. Learn to play golf in a fun, casual environment. The cost for the clinic is $100 for five sessions. Clinics are either Tuesdays or Thursdays (2 separate groups) for five weeks. Start dates are Sept. 5, and Sept. 7. Call the Golf Shop at 703-806-5878 to register or for more information.
In Progress Walking Across the USA Walking across the USA is a 12week program in which participants record their miles each day after using a treadmill, elliptical, bike, track or outdoor trail. The program runs through Aug. 27. Each participant uses log-in sheets to track their progress. Miles are tracked at the Body Shop and Graves Fitness Center. In addition, a map of the USA will pinpoint locations and be updated Mondays. There are three categories: elliptical, bike, and walking (treadmill, track, or outdoor trail). First-place finishers with the most miles in each category win a Fitbit Flex. Eligible participants are military, DoD civilians, retirees, and family members. Register at the Body Shop, Graves Fitness Center or at Kawamura Human Performance
Center. Call 703-806-3100 for more information.
Associate passes now available at the Golf Club Fort Belvoir Golf Club offers the opportunity to become affiliated with the “Flagship Golf Facility” of the United States Army through the Associate Pass Holder program. It is a great way to get many of the benefits of being a member of a golf club, without the upfront costs involved. The annual fee of $120 includes no initiation fees, no food and beverage minimums, annual gate pass, priority tee times and participation in member events. For more information, call the Golf Club at 703-8065878.
FIT Team Sports and Fitness is offering a fun, energetic and motivational free workout every Tuesday and Thursday, 6-7 p.m. at Wells Field House, 1810 Goethals Road. Fit Team work outs are tailored to all fitness levels and focused on burning fat and building lean muscle. Class is open to all Service members and their families (ages 16 and older), DoD civilian employees and contractors. Classes provided by Global Expansion Team International Health Coach Damon Stewart. For more information call 210-776-4045.
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Fire personnel graduate from state academy Submitted by Fort Belvoir Fire and Emergency Services The Fort Belvoir Directorate of Emergency Services-Fire and Emergency Services Division and the Virginia Fire Chiefs Association announce that Lt. Kurt Johnson; Firefighter Sean Case; and Firefighter Terry Souers graduated from the 2017 Virginia Fire Officers Academy. The Belvoir personnel were selected from hundreds of applicants through a highly competitive selection process. The VFOA is sponsored by the Virginia Fire Chiefs Association and had the inaugural residency course in 2007. They introduced a modular program this year to provide maximum flexibility and allow people to complete the program in multiple modules over a year. More than 600 students have since graduated from the academy. The VFOA residency academy is a week-long, interactive, challenging, educational initiative delivered in an on-campus style environment at the University of Richmond. In the modular program, participants had to display leadership; safety; leading under stress; employee coaching; effective communication; correcting unsafe behaviors; managing conflict and managing mental and personal health concerns. Additionally, the FES Division and the Virginia Fire Chiefs announce that Battalion Chief Stephen McDoniel and Battalion Chief
Russell Pearson have successfully graduated from the Virginia Chief Officer’s Academy. The academy is designed to build professional relationships and provide high-performance leadership and coaching resources to current and future chief officers of Virginia’s Fire Service. The VFOA curriculum, whose mantra is ‘Safety through Leadership,’ is designed to improve firefighter safety by recognizing that safety is, at its core, a leadership and cultural issue. “This training advances the fire officer’s leadership techniques and personal accountability, and fosters the cultural changes required to improve firefighter safety and health,” said Belvoir Fire Chief Richard Monroe. Selected students of these leadership academies represent a balanced mix of Virginia’s fire service, including personnel from career; combination; volunteer; rural; metropolitan; and suburban departments. Fire personnel from counties and cities in Virginia provide significant planning, organizational and operational support. These developmental programs offer FES leaders a chance to learn from nationally recognized experts, while also gaining insight into federal, state and regionally specific needs and opportunities. The students are continually engaged by staff and challenged by experienced lecturers that are federal, state, and regional experts.
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Belvoir Briefs ACS 52nd Birthday party ACS is hosting its 52nd Birthday celebration, Friday from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Sosa Center, 9800 Belvoir Road, Bldg 200. The event is free and will include pizza, fruit trays, cake, ice cream, and prizes. The celebration is open to all Fort Belvoir community members. No registration is required.
Pick-up lunchtime dodgeball Sports and fitness invites the community to participate in a new pick-up Dodgeball League at Wells Field House, Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The field house is at 1810 Goethals Road. All skill levels are welcome. This program runs through September, or longer, depending on popularity. Call 703-806-5093 FMI.
Summer reading for teens Join the Library for a number of teen reading programs all summer long. Teen activities are Tuesdays until Aug. 8, for rising 7th-graders thru graduating seniors. All teen activities are free, but require sign up, due to limited space. Teens meet at the designated location at 2 p.m. Activities include Auto Skills at the Automotive Skills Center July 25; Functional Training at Specker Field House, Aug. 1; and STEM/STEAM activities at the Library Aug. 8. FMI, library, 703-805-4244.
Couples Beginner Massage Class The Community Center offers Couples Beginner Massage Classes on the first Saturday of every month from 6 - 7:30 p.m. Learn the basic techniques of a relaxing massage from a certified Austrian physio and massage therapist, for $35 per couple. Massage tables are provided. A maximum of five couples is allowed per class, on a first-come, firstserved basis. Clothing is worn during the massage. Classes are at the Community Center, 10300 Taylor Road, Bldg. 1200. Call 703-805-3714.
Float-in movies Float on in to Connolly Outdoor Pool at the O’ Club to watch Disney’s “Moana,” Friday and “The Lego Batman Movie,” Aug. 3. Admission starts at 7:30 p.m. and movies start at dusk. The cost is $3 per person. No registration is required, but space is limited. Outside food and drink is permitted, except glass or alcohol, which are always prohibited at the facility. Pool floats are permitted but, due
to safety reasons, “lay floats” may not be larger than the users’ body and must be clear.
Relaxation and Stress Relief Workshop series Join ACS’ Family Advocacy Program for a Relaxation and Stress Relief Workshop Series designed to help participants learn to identify stressors; the impact of poorly managed stress; the link between stress, anger and other emotions; stress as a necessary component of daily life; and helpful tools to manage stress in healthy ways. Series dates are Aug. 9, Nov. 15, and Dec. 13. Each workshop is from 2 – 3:30 p.m. at the Sosa Center, 9800 Belvoir Road, Bldg. 200. Register by calling 703-805-2967 or by emailing FBFamilyAdvocacy@ gmail.com. The workshop is open to all active-duty; retirees; their families; DoD civilians and contractors.
Wine-tasting trips Join a wine-tasting trip to discover three of Virginia’s vineyards, taste wine, enjoy the scenery and not have to worry about driving. Wine Tasting Trips are Aug. 12 and Sept. 9. Trips leave from the Community Center at 10 a.m. and visit Blue Valley Vineyard and Winery; Pearmund Cellars and the Winery at Bull Run. There are wine tasting fees at Blue Valley and Bull Run, and Pearmund Cellars offers free tastings. The trip costs $50 per person and there are optional gourmet boxes available for $10. Trips must have at least 14 passengers to go and participants must be at least 21 years old. FMI, 703-805-3714.
Resale lot The Resale lot is open for active duty, retirees, and DoD civilians to display a vehicle, RV, trailer, or boat, on a trailer, for sale. The lot is at the corner of Gunston and Abbott roads. Cost for an 18-foot space is $45 for 30 days. Register for a space at the Automotive Skills Center, 9290 Gunston Road, Bldg. 1462. For more information, call 703-806-4088.
Wednesday Dinner Buffet and Dancing Every Wednesday from 6 – 9 p.m., the Fort Belvoir Officers’ Club hosts an evening of dining and dancing, with live music. The cost is $15.95 for members, $18.95 for non-members, $6.95 for children 6-12, and free for children 5 and younger. Call 703-780-0930 for more information.
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Belvoir Briefs, continued from page A9 Tuesday Steak Night The Officers’ Club hosts Steak Night every Tuesday night from 6 – 8 p.m. in the Castle Room. The vaulted ceiling, suits of armor, fireplaces and historical Corps of Engineers heraldry plaques create an unforgettable experience. Patrons
have their choice of sizzling steak: N.Y. strip, Delmonico, filet mignon or prime rib. For those who prefer surf ‘n turf, the club serves fresh salmon filets. Dinners include a free glass of wine. For more information, call the Officers’ Club, 703-780-0930.
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