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A Military on the Move

Quicker rebound seen for D.C. area
An anticipated expansion of the Washington area economy -- to be spurred largely by a federal hiring spree and military base realignment -- should help local governments restore tax revenue to pre-recession levels quicker than other municipalities across the country, according to a new report...
 

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For nearly a century, Walter Reed Army Medical Center has served the military community.

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  • Federal Diary Live  Rep. James P. Moran (D-Va.) discusses how base realignment will affect Northern Virginia.
  • Base Closures  Don Hale, head of a major defense employees' union, answers questions on the Pentagon's plans.

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