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Franconia-Springfield strengthens Fort Belvoir community partnership at Bridge Walk

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FORT BELVOIR, Virginia – On Saturday, August 30, community members, civic leaders and military personnel gathered at Springfield Plaza to join the Franconia-Springfield Bridge Walk. Escorted by Fairfax County Police cruisers, leaders guided the walk across Veterans Bridge, a tradition that for 24 years has symbolized the covenant between Fort Belvoir and its surrounding communities.
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Franconia-Springfield strengthens Fort Belvoir community partnership at Bridge Walk

FORT BELVOIR, Virginia – On Saturday, August 30, community members, civic leaders and military personnel gathered at Springfield Plaza to join the Franconia-Springfield Bridge Walk. Escorted by Fairfax County Police cruisers, leaders guided the walk across Veterans Bridge, a tradition that for 24 years has symbolized the covenant between Fort Belvoir and its surrounding communities.

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