Great place to see the jets up close . Must check in at gate for access…read more Day visit for best view. Great for all ages.

Accommodating personnel when we went down there to reconfigure some equipment. I was in the USAF a…read moretime ago and know how it works. It takes 5 people to do 1 person's job but that's the way the military works. The personnel were at least very pleasant and helped us complete the project. As far as Holloman AFB goes, I wouldn't want to live there or anywhere near Alamogordo, NM. There is nothing to do.

This is no longer the Fort Bliss Welcome Center its new name is the Soldier Support Center. They…read morehave many different offices available. Soldiers can come here and submit everything to get a drivers license, vehicle registration, vehicle title and transfer. FT Bliss retention office is here and school liaison. Also some sort of in processing finance support . The DMV/Public Safety office inside the Welcome/Soldier Center in Fort Bliss is great for it is not near as busy as off base, you can get about everything done but the driving test part of getting a driving license.

This now the Solider Support Center. It makes life easier for service members and their families to…read moreget a lot of things done like IDs, Driver Licenses, Reassignments...etc. I came here to get my driver license renewed. I'm active Air Force and they still welcomed me as I was visiting in town. I waited maybe 10 minutes and got processed/finished within 20 minutes. It makes life much less stressful for military community members to not wait hours on end at the other off base places. I'd recommend making a sure you have printed copies of all your required documents. They don't accept emailed copies or copies from your smart phone.

5/5 stars loved it!! learned so much and the missiles were cool :) they also have planes and fat…read moreman replica

Very interesting and well put together museum. Lots of history. Take your time and you'll be…read morefascinated by all the artifacts.

Of course the White Sands Missile Range is huge. It's beyond huge. It's massive. We got through the…read moregate at 9:30am (after waiting two hours in the queue) and didn't get to Ground Zero for a half hour. That's 30 minutes of driving in the military base at 30-40 mph. And we didn't even get to the *center* of the Missile Range! WSMR opens twice a year for tourists to visit the Ground Zero site under highly controlled and secure conditions. You'll need to show ID at the gate and you can't bring alcohol, weapons or drugs. The guards (yes, actual Army personnel) will ask. And you don't want to mess around or joke. I've reviewed the Trinity Site separately. This review is just for the WSMR which is secure, professional and yes, gigantic. I'll need to come back when it's not Open House day to tour the museum. [Review 21073 overall - 120 in New Mexico - 36 of 2024.]

It's cool, spent sometime there for a bit. It's hot and disgusting in the summer. Highly recommend.read more

Super little town. We're staying in an RV park here for a couple of months, actually trying to find…read moreproperty to purchase here. Everywhere we go, the people are super nice, very friendly and really eager to help in any way.

I am currently on my seventh deployment, so having my mail forwarded is nothing new. It is…read morehowever, my first time deploying from Holloman AFB. I requested to have my my mail forwarded, 2 weeks prior to my departure in December for 6 months. My request lasted a little over a month before USPS started leaving packages at my door and leaving mail in my box. Needless to say my packages were stolen (it was weeks before I noticed, because I didn't realize that postal reps required constant follow-up). I contacted USPS and they apologized. An apology only goes so far though, I had to ask where my mail was again in April and June. The postmaster Jerry, told me, my mother and my first sergeant something different each time. "New carrier," or "We (USPS) can't forward packages," even though they previously forwarded two of the subscription boxes they said they couldn't forward, "someone ripped the label out of your mailbox," even though I am single and nobody has access to my mailbox, to completely disregarding me because they are "busy and undermanned." In the 6 months I have been deployed, my mother has received 11 pieces of mail. You think they would have forwarding mail down considering they are located on a military installation where people are constantly deployed/TDY, but that is not the case. It is by far the worst service I have received from any post office in my nine PCSs and seven deployments. I recommend having friends/family check your mail while you're out because they do not understand the concept of forwarding.

Tracking Santa! So glad that NORAD, North American…read moreAerospace Defense Command is keeping an eye out for Jolly ol' St. Nick. He's probably coming in hot with presents on his sleigh as he tears across the sky delivering presents to all the good little boys and girls. I'm thankful that United States tax dollars go into a program where we keep track of Santa. Someone has to- I'm sure the customs forms on that sack of toys is a pile of paperwork. Thankfully, NORAD hasn't reported a false alert that has resulted in WWIII - yet. Of course, you can track Santa's location online, and sometimes the news puts it on when he's getting close to Texas. Santa seems to go incrementally through the time zones to hit everything at the right time. NORAD tracks how many presents that Santa gives as well. Very useful information.

The attendants have a rough bedside manner, but they get you in and out in less than 20 minutes so…read morewhatever.

bad attitude from the personnel and security is rude and disrespectful with the people but in less…read morethan 15 min you're out of that place

I see the reviews and I write very few but felt compelled this time. I live in Texas I bought my…read moreson who's in the Air Force base a very expensive gift. Problem is I forgot to put his Trailer #. In my panic I called this post office. I have never been able to call a post office and actually talk to someone. But a gentleman answered. I explained my dilemma. And he kindly tracked the package. Got a hold of the carrier for that area. Updated the info personally. Then called me back to make sure I knew it was delivered. No one these days knows the meaning of customer service not simple communication or kindness. This gentleman who I wish I had his name. Put my mind at ease with just a few steps in his day to make sure his customer was completely satisfied. I hope everyone who needs help gets this guy. And I wish that just half of the post offices had this skills. Thank you sir for everything you did

They sent my driver's license back to the MVD?…read more It was in my informed delivery but it never showed up. I went to the MVD website and it said USPS returned it? Calling them did nothing.