Moved there in the late 80"'s in love with a guy stationed at Elsworth
Handsome Dan Bodamer
This makes number two of the Air & Space museums closed “for renovations, or security”, I give up on government run museums.
Kate Ayer
It's closed! Don't go!
Joyce Bice
It’s closed for remodeling. It seems no one cares about updating their Google page with the hours. We drove to visit and only got to walk around outside which was cool but would be nice to have known it was closed.
Tom Rouse
I am greatful that the base is still open, which allows me to use my benefits.
Pam Beard
Quite the display outdoors. Well kept grounds with identification and information plaques for each display. Rabbits run among the walkways. Unfortunately, indoor displays are currently closed to the public. This is the reason it did not receive 5 stars.
Junko E
A lot of good people stationed here, but a lot of spouses are mean and will send online hate mobs if you don’t like it here. Never felt welcomed and this just adds to it. Can’t wait to leave.
Bradley Hill
After confirming I could get on post, I made reservations. After driving from Tennessee, was denied my photo/service connected VA card previously stated was ok. Non refundable deposit, veterans don’t matter. Thank you Ellsworth, I haven’t felt sorry for my service in a while.
Michael mike
I called to inquire about a room at tree pines and was excited to be able to stay. The reception was great and even let me park next to my room where I guess only vip's park??? (No other vehicle is near me and it's 2200). I checked in without a mask and did the entire transaction and actually had more questions about the base because I have never been here. (Not even a look or comment about a mask). Later in the evening I stopped by the "office" where I was told I could find the person to ask questions and I was scolded for not having a mask. I then asked about the offered snack items for sale from affes and was told about small personalized packed bags of popcorn for free on the counter in small zip locked bags. Really? Who did this? Where did they come from? It wasn't from affes because there wasn't any popcorn there. Who is taking care of our kids and making sure they aren't being taken advantage of?
Luna Franklin (Tsw234)
A lot of airmen stationed here in the 70’s-80’s that have good things to say. As someone stationed here in the last 5 years, I must say that the leadership and medical staff are both lazy and incompetent. There is a wait for everything and you have to be seen off base by almost every single thing besides a regular check up and blood work. Every time we’ve gotten blood work, it’s landed us in the emergency room thinking our organs are shutting down or we have cancer. Come to find out the people who work at the lab are just working with 2 brain cells. The leadership are abusive and many airmen have taken their lives while being here, or have ended up hospitalized due to their depression. Leadership does not care about you or your family. They hate their lives and want others to hate theirs, just the same. Happy to be out of here, sad place to work.
Toured the base,went to the museum etc. Was really awesome visiting the base.
John Πρόδρομος S
Strangely organized. I wish the Air Force would consider some better civic planning, but all together we had an interesting stay on the base. Did see a few airforce baddies. Lots of Subarus and things. Also there are cool B1s in the no hat no salute zone.
TMWC
I got to spend one day with you, all of it in the dark thanks to my job, but its a beautiful place. Aim High
Evan S
Strangely organized. I wish the Air Force would consider some better civic planning, but all together we had an interesting stay on the base. Did see a few airforce baddies. Lots of Subarus and things. Also there are cool B1s in the no hat no salute zone.
Moved there in the late 80"'s in love with a guy stationed at Elsworth
This makes number two of the Air & Space museums closed “for renovations, or security”, I give up on government run museums.
It's closed! Don't go!
It’s closed for remodeling. It seems no one cares about updating their Google page with the hours. We drove to visit and only got to walk around outside which was cool but would be nice to have known it was closed.
I am greatful that the base is still open, which allows me to use my benefits.
Quite the display outdoors. Well kept grounds with identification and information plaques for each display. Rabbits run among the walkways. Unfortunately, indoor displays are currently closed to the public. This is the reason it did not receive 5 stars.
A lot of good people stationed here, but a lot of spouses are mean and will send online hate mobs if you don’t like it here. Never felt welcomed and this just adds to it. Can’t wait to leave.
After confirming I could get on post, I made reservations. After driving from Tennessee, was denied my photo/service connected VA card previously stated was ok. Non refundable deposit, veterans don’t matter. Thank you Ellsworth, I haven’t felt sorry for my service in a while.
I called to inquire about a room at tree pines and was excited to be able to stay. The reception was great and even let me park next to my room where I guess only vip's park??? (No other vehicle is near me and it's 2200). I checked in without a mask and did the entire transaction and actually had more questions about the base because I have never been here. (Not even a look or comment about a mask). Later in the evening I stopped by the "office" where I was told I could find the person to ask questions and I was scolded for not having a mask. I then asked about the offered snack items for sale from affes and was told about small personalized packed bags of popcorn for free on the counter in small zip locked bags. Really? Who did this? Where did they come from? It wasn't from affes because there wasn't any popcorn there. Who is taking care of our kids and making sure they aren't being taken advantage of?
A lot of airmen stationed here in the 70’s-80’s that have good things to say. As someone stationed here in the last 5 years, I must say that the leadership and medical staff are both lazy and incompetent. There is a wait for everything and you have to be seen off base by almost every single thing besides a regular check up and blood work. Every time we’ve gotten blood work, it’s landed us in the emergency room thinking our organs are shutting down or we have cancer. Come to find out the people who work at the lab are just working with 2 brain cells. The leadership are abusive and many airmen have taken their lives while being here, or have ended up hospitalized due to their depression. Leadership does not care about you or your family. They hate their lives and want others to hate theirs, just the same. Happy to be out of here, sad place to work.
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Toured the base,went to the museum etc. Was really awesome visiting the base.
Strangely organized. I wish the Air Force would consider some better civic planning, but all together we had an interesting stay on the base. Did see a few airforce baddies. Lots of Subarus and things. Also there are cool B1s in the no hat no salute zone.
I got to spend one day with you, all of it in the dark thanks to my job, but its a beautiful place. Aim High
Strangely organized. I wish the Air Force would consider some better civic planning, but all together we had an interesting stay on the base. Did see a few airforce baddies. Lots of Subarus and things. Also there are cool B1s in the no hat no salute zone.
Not bad, but way too many airplanes for my taste.