Went on the base to deliver a Door Dash order. I was in the passenger seat. I'm used to having to show my ID at the gate, BUT I have never been asked for my SSN. I wasn't trying to get a credit card or anything, so why was that needed and why haven't they done that before. The officer at the gate wasn't the friendliest either. I had no choice but to give it to him, but I won't be riding on the base anymore. It was a weird experience all together. The young military officers we delivered to were super sweet and nice though. It made the delivery better. read more

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Overall a nice base. It does not have as many amenities as other bases when it comes to shopping, but they do offer many good museums. The aesthetic is very nice. read more

So I Had An Uber Eats Order To Deliver On The Base. But this Wasn't My First Time On The Base So That's Why I Was So Confused Cause I Never Had A Problem Until Today At The Gate. & Them Guards Are Rude & Disrespectful But That Will Definitely Be My Last Time On Base & Mind You I Stay 3 Mins Away From This Place & I'm Always Going On The To Go To My Bank Since They Had One But I'll Take The 10 min Drive Then To Keep Going To This Raggedy Place !!! read more

Fort Lee is an Army installation located in Virginia. Most of the organizations involve training and logistics. It is the "support center" of the US Army. Training here includes initial entry specific courses for soldiers straight out of basic training, various enlisted professional military education, logistics lieutenants and captains for their basic and advanced courses and a few majors for the command and general's staff college. Fort Lee did gain some positions from the DOD BRAC (Base Realignment and Closure Commission). Anytime there is an influx of personnel, the garrison takes time to catch up in support. With that, I am still a little surprised how "behind" the fitness facilities are here. There is only one gym open on the weekends and it closes at 6p. Fort Lee's strongest point is its location. Thirty minutes away from Richmond and surrounded by a multitude of historic sites including the adjacent Petersburg National Battlefield, Fort Lee has plenty to see to keep anyone busy. I have been stationed at better places, but I have certainly been to worse. All in all, it earns it's "A-OK" rating and nothing more. read more

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Stayed on ordnance Island for ait training, 91B, and it was no where near as bad as people said it would be. The drill seargants were helpful and actually treated you like a human half the time. The room I stayed in was comfortable, clean, and had a great bathroom. The defac was horrible but it had these little pies that were pretty good. The schooling was better than any college I've been to, I've never been to college, and the instructors definitely knew what they were talking about. I would definitely come train here again. read more

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Home of the Army Logistics. I came here for Captain's Career Course and can't really complain. It's a nice Fort and only about 45m away from Richmond and about 2hrs from D.C.. ALU itself is a pretty nice building(s) and I got a civilian teacher, Mr. Mekis. He's awesome, really knowledgable and I learned a lot from him. My lodgings on the other hand weren't the best because I didn't get put in the new building they just finished, I was out in building 9051. But no complaints. It was spacious and I had a small kitchen and small frig. No oven nor stovetop though. No wireless, you have to hook up directly to the modem with a CAT 5 cable. There place is also home to AIT soldiers for cooks, parachute riggers and more. I'll admit, my heart was really warmed seeing those young soldiers to include brand new 2LTs. Sigh, I really am getting old. Guess I am ready to take the role of mentor. read more

I didn't do much exploring here on Fort Lee, I was here for ALC for 41 days. The area is pretty bad but they have a lot of 5 star restaurants here. The ones I've found were. Wabi Sabi-Sushi and Martinis- they have a Martini Mondays Brickhouse Run- great food, and drinks Crackel Barrel- opens at 0600 Golden Corral All in all I learned a lot, and ate this best food ever. read more

This base is crap. Got assigned to services and was here for 29 days. The mTL's don't care about the Airmen, just rules. The DFAC was disgraceful. Found a bag of chips that had been resealed with masking tape. Absolutely the worst. If you're sent here for Services, Air Transportation, or TMO, my heart goes out to y'all cause this place sucks. read more

Decent base with several food options, a few bars, a golf course, bowling alley and two PX options. After coming here from Missouri it was a nice option to have activities both on base and within driving distance to occupy our free time on the weekends. The gate security is more often than not pretty friendly and begin to get to know the people who go through often. The ordinance side of base is a newer section with nice new barracks, a gym, small P.O. and field track. There is even a tranquil spot with a small water run off that if timed nicely, you can watch the sunset, close your eyes and forget where you actually are if only for a moment. read more

I'm here for as a mos reclass and let me just say this is the most disrespectful post I've ever been on. The gate guards are horrible and rude and just hold on to your cac to be "dick heads"??? And they stand right next to my car so I heard him say those exact words too. I pray I never get orders to be stationed here read more