Next to MARFORCOM and the NATO blue cube…read more There is a large parking lot next to the building and NH-95. Parking is limited, so get here early to find a spot.

If you're in the Navy and going to a school on the East Coast, TSC runs that school…read more Not to get into Navy jargon but they are the quota control for Navy schools. Their mission is to ensure ships have Sailors with the education they need to execute the nation's mission. Over the last 4 years, TSC has gone from an unknown command to a place that ships go to so school problems are fixed.

All right so here it is. The Norfolk Department of Public Health is on the Eastern Virginia Medical…read moreCenter campus across Brambleton Ave from Sentara Norfolk General. It is surrounded by the CHKD building and the Fort Norfolk Plaza. There is limited parking there as it shares a lot with the Strelitz Diabetes Center. It is on the ground floor in the back to the left that the EVMS HOPES free clinic is located. You can also come here for STI checks and TB clinics. I'm not ecstatic about how the clinics are run here. The HOPES clinic is great. Of course it is, it's run by EVMS students! But the other clinics are less than optimal. Anyways, it is free for the most part so there really shouldn't be any complaining.

Hopes Clinic offers sound medical care with prescriptions including refills. Also for women a…read morereferral to another clinic for pap tests and mammograms also free. Both have been lifesavers during unemployment.

The headquarters of the surface force type commander. Responsible for the man-train-equip functions…read moreof the surface fleet.

This is my new main spot on NOB to get renewal cards and CAC resets…read more This is the relocated PSD Afloat from pierside and opened about a year ago. That second floor location is now closed. This is still referred to as PSD Afloat on the DEERS website at 1837 Morris street by Gate 2. Easy in and out and walk-ins are super fast if you time it right. Never had an issue and there is a large parking lot right beside the building Z-133. The office is hard left as soon as you walk in. You can make an appointment online which I highly recommend so you don't wait half the day.

It's wonderful and great I like being there for me it's really nice place to be at people here are…read moreto help you with your finances

I'm torn when it comes to this place. The low ranking is because the overall feel in this place…read morewhile waiting. We'll start with the extreme safety precautions that are taking place here (think of TSA or jail) - you must have a face mask - security check point (take off your belt, leave your electronics, keys, etc. before going through) - about 5+ guards, 2 inside the waiting area and the rest in the security checkpoint Once you make it through security, you'll need to go to one of the kiosks and check in. Once you're checked in there, you'll be called to one of the windows to do another check in. At that point I had waited about 30 mins. When I checked in with one of the reps at the window I was told it would be another 30-45 min. Overall wait time wasnt too bad, about an 1hr 45 in total for not having an appointment. While waiting, you are not allowed to take phone calls in the waiting area and its library quiet. Your ticket number will blink on the tv display as your notification. Overall an okay place, but the experience was extremely sterile and uninviting.

Who has the largest air force in the world? Why, that's the United States Air Force of course. And…read morewho has the SECOND largest air force in the world? Well, that's the US Navy! And where did naval aviation start? Right here in the Hampton Roads area. Rather historic, wouldn't you say? Here's the marker, right at the top of Norfolk near the Hampton Roads Bridge and Tunnel: "On Nov 14, 1910, Man proved that planes could fly from ships. A Curtis bi-plane piloted by E. B. Ely took off from the deck of the cruise USS Birmingham at anchor off Old Point Comfort, flew two miles to Willoughby Spit and landed on the beach near here." Read more about Ely the hero at http://blog.nasm.si.edu/aviation/eugene-ely-and-the-birth-of-naval-aviation%E2%80%94january-18-1911/

The only thing that could be done better is the difference between the time date on the invitation…read moreand the security. The security guard says come back in fourteen minutes...but arrived 29 minutes before the appointment...letter says no more than 30. Otherwise the whole process took less than half an hour and treated very professionally and courteously by the staff. Bravo!

Everyone was very friendly and helpful…read more By the time you get in the premises, you 'll be welcomed with warm smile. I come 10 minutes earlier prior to my appointment and they directly approach me of what I needed. Fast and efficient service. Good luck and more power.