Great friendly place. Gave the best price. I recommend this store for all military surplus.read more

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Still one of the better "old time" surplus stores around, most have gone away, replaced by online…read moresales I guess. Large selection of current issue items, brand new through well used, priced accordingly. Some good deals to be found, and some surprising items as well. Good place if you want to check sizes "hands on" as opposed to guestimating. Worth checking out!

Great business woman behind the counter with her slight German accent found everything I was…read morelooking for. I'll make the drive over there at least three times a year. These battle of dress uniforms last forever and oh by the way I got some really cool backpacks and some really nice knives

Very kind, personable staff, great service. Tons of stock for any need. Would come here again…read more *they have Rambo knifes*

Product was as specified and at a good price. Delivery was also as promised. I would recommend this…read morecompany to any former military personnel looking military badges or patches.

$3.84 for ONE (1) SSG Rank... and they wouldn't take my DEBIT card... there's a pandemic and you…read morewant cash? Dang. Too expensive, located in the ghetto, unpleasant forefront and not so clean or organized looking store. Drove all the way out here for nothing. I don't recommend.

Army surplus stores are a dime a dozen around these parts simply because Fort Hood aka 'The Great…read morePlace' is nearby. I just happened to stop at this one for no particular reason. I grabbed some army digital gray items to use for paintball. I just wanted something different from the familiar marine corps tan, desert beige, or old school green camo colors I see often back at home. As for the inventory, prices are comparable with nearby stores. Just verify the return/exchange policy prior to purchase. Service was ok. The lady was nice enough, but seemed anxious to close up shop towards the end of the day.

I purchased a pair of AMRAP boots on 16 November from U.S Patriot on Fort Hood, TX for $150…read morepreparing for my 9 month deployment to the middle east. I have worn them every day since, only using them for walking. I have not abused them but last evening when I removed the right one, I noticed the rivet holding one of the eyelits to the leather was broken and the eyelit flopping around. The reason I purchased them was to have a better and more comfortable boot over the issued pairs. I guess I made a costly mistake, especially not purchasing from AAFES which are in places the troops are overseas. The guy here at Fort Hood basically said I need to contact Belleville which translates to me (shit out of luck). Waiting to hear back from them. $150 is a large chuck to take from Soldiers putting their trust in merchandise sold by vendors and not AAFES who guarantee products sold or money refunded.

Been here twice and Anna is the one who helped me both times. She's amazing. Full of knowledge and…read morelistens to what you're saying. She gave me great insight on boots and was extremely helpful when it came to trying them on. Gave me space, didn't hover. Came back to see how they fit and suggested other types based on my needs.