“What’s next?” is the question many community members are likely asking about Fort Lee’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the installation’s recent implementation of Health Protection Condition-Charlie measures. Read more

In years past, the annual Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month kickoff received a lot of fanfare. The CASCOM commanding general would give a speech in front of a large crowd and senior leaders signed a poster-size proclamation with multiple cameras capturing the moment. Read more

ARLINGTON – The Defense Department is rapidly ramping up its efforts to fight COVID-19 and assist federal, state and local governments in their efforts. Read more

“G58 … B5 … O68,” are the sounds of Bingo, usually played in a large room crowded with people sharing personal space and groans or enthusiastic shouts when their same-air-sharing neighbor wins.  It’s not generally an activity geared toward flattening the curve of the COVID-19 pandemic, but F… Read more

Defense Commissary Agency stores, central distribution centers and meat processing plants have been designated mission-critical to DOD’s COVID-19 pandemic response. Read more

WASHINGTON – In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Army has initiated several policy exceptions that will impact enlisted promotion cycles scheduled until the end of this fiscal year, unless terminated sooner, G-1 officials announced March 27. Read more

Soldiers are marching more than an arm’s length from each other in abbreviated formations. Class sizes have been diminished, allowing for spacing between students. Lunches are being eaten outdoors to permit midday deep cleaning at dining facilities. Read more

Community members are invited to watch a livestream of Fort Lee’s Easter Sunrise Service set for April 12, 7 a.m. Read more

WASHINGTON – Soldiers preparing for a permanent change-of-station move can now request to stay at their current duty station for up to a year as a result of the Army’s decision to cut back on travel in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more