Welcome to Virginia Military Re-Sources© a surf friendly site. So how do you use VaMR©? Easy. The site is divided basically in to functional areas, military information and the Virginia information (Commonwealth). The Commonwealth is broken down in to regions which allows finding your information quicker because you don't have to wade through a lot of stuff to find what you are looking for. On the regional pages you'll find links to Counties and Cities within the region, that is where you get your information, which should be the most up-to-date. Also, the best place to start is the Virginia's Home Page or my virginia as it is called. There you will find a wealth of information such driver license, taxes and the such. The military bases website also has a wealth of local information also, but the best and most consistent information is S.I.T.E.S. Here you will find information to all military bases in one spot. Also, there is another very helpful site and that is Hometown News. It is a site that list local newspapers online and by going to the newspapers homepage you can find ways to subscribe before you even get there. I have found this to be most helpful in the move because you become very familiar by the articles and advertisements found in there that when you finally pull into town, you know your way around. So in short if you are moving to Virginia:

1. Go to the Commonwealth Page and locate the region you'll be living.

2. Find the County or City web link and go to their site for up-to-date information.

3. Go to the Military and go to Branch of service and then base you'll be station and find information there you can use.

4. Go to S.I.T.E.S. for a complete directory.

5. Go to Hometown News and find the local paper to subscribe to.

6. Come back and visit VIRGINIA's MILITARY Re-Sources© to find other things you can do.

Surf Safe

Chris

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