Williamsburg Sun

U.S. Congressman Rob Wittman, who represents Virginia's 1st District, communicated recent activities through his social media platform. His messages covered a range of topics including community engagements, defense concerns, and military support. Wittman, who has been serving in Congress since 2007 after replacing Jo Ann Davis, continues to focus on regional and national issues.

On April 2, 2025, Wittman announced his team's upcoming presence at the Naval Academy Admissions Forum scheduled for April 5 at Henrico High School. In his post, he invited residents of Virginia's First District to the event, noting, "My team will be at the @NavalAcademy Admissions Forum this Saturday, April 5, at Henrico High School. We’ll be available to assist with our Service Academy nomination & application process for Virginia’s First District residents—stop by to learn more!"

Later the same day, Wittman addressed defense concerns at a hearing, as reported in another message. He emphasized the need for the Department of Defense to have clear plans in response to potential threats such as drone incursions at military installations. "During yesterday’s @HASCRepublicans hearing, I highlighted threats like drone incursions at Joint Base Langley-Eustis that demand clear action plans from @DeptofDefense."

In the evening, Wittman shared his involvement at the Navy League Congressional Roundtable Luncheon where he discussed military support alongside other representatives. He emphasized his commitment to back the significant military community in Virginia. "I was honored to speak at the Navy League Congressional Roundtable Luncheon alongside @RepJenKiggans, @BobbyScott, and @RepMcClellan on the importance of supporting our military. With Virginia being home to one of the nation’s largest military populations, I remain committed to"