Visited Fort Belvoir as my father in-law is a retired USAF Colonel "Wing" and he wanted to show us…read morethe base. The Officers' Club is extremely nice, especially for those who are luckily enough to get inside. The dining hall in the club had such a beautiful view of the lake. The location of Ft. Belvoir is great seeing that it is close to Washington, without being in D.C. and all of the officers' houses here are beautiful (Lt Col, Col, BG, MG, LTG, Gen). The only issue with this base is that it is extremely easy to get lost as they close the 2nd gate in the afternoon and only the main gate is open and it is hard to get back there as all the streets loop around in circles. When visiting this base, be extremely cautious of your speed, as you will be yelled at by the MP's for driving without your headlights during the day, or for even going 1 mile over the speed limit. These MP's love showing off their authority, regardless of your rank, so watch it. [Review #473] (58th Review of 2017)

This is probably one of my favorite duty stations. The base isn't huge but it seems to offer the…read morebest. We have a brand new exchange, they just finished building a brand new school, one of the top 3 largest commissaries in all of the military is being built and almost ready to open. The hospital on base is also Brand new with amazing teams of doctors. Housing on base offers very spacious homes. They look newer and are pretty nice. Almost every house on base comes with a garage and fenced in yard. The location of the base is only about 20 minutes from DC. It really allows someone to live in a rural area but 20 minutes down the road experience the city life. My only complaint about this area is the traffic. Remember we live in northern Virginia/DC area therefore the traffic can be unpredictable and crazy at times.

A big building. So you won't miss it…read more Staff: Very nice. Parking: Plenty and free of course.

This was my first time attending. Great service and organized. Arrive early, bring snacks and…read morewater. Also bring a cart, wagon, sturdy bags or extra hands to carry. You might want a chair or stool to sit if you have problems standing for extended periods of time. The address posted here is wrong. It's actually located on the other side of this building, directly off Jackson Loop / Gunston Rd. I will definitely attend again.

I had a truly positive experience working with Ssgt…read morePrecious Shutes. She was incredibly supportive, patient and professional throughout my entire enlistment process. She made everything clear and straightforward, always took the time to answer my questions and offered thoughtful, honest advice that helped me feel confident at every step. I couldn't have asked for a better guide into this next chapter. Highly recommend to anyone looking to join the Air Force!

Unprofessional, never did what they said they were going to do. Unable to pick a time convenient…read morefor me to talk to them.

My home has been without water going on 6 days now!!! My family and I truly do not know what to do…read moreand our home has become unlivable due to the smell of toilets filled with waste from a household of people and no way to flush. We have spoken to managers and customer service everyday at exhaustion. Still no water and we were promised every time it would've on by the end of day. We will now contact Fox 5 and possibly a lawyer. They haven't offered us bottle waters or to stay in hotel, a technician has not even come to our home yet. They just say they're working in the area. Please help!!! Im spending $25 a day on bottled waters.

Customer service is always friendly, fast, and knowledgeable. No complaints with the system they…read morehave in place. Parking is ample, and the place is easy to find.

I am sure there are great officers in this department, but the leadership is WOEFUL. We had a…read morelife-threatening situation that was ongoing for weeks, and they totally blew us off. Never even attempted to find a solution. Gave MULTIPLE excuses for their failure to do anything. Really disappointed. Would never call them for assistance again.

When I first moved into my house the police followed my car twice…read more One made a whole u turn to follow me and was disappointed as I flicked him off because I'm licensed and have insurance and I'm registered. I guess seeing a woman of color in a nice neighborhood isn't ok in stafford Another time he followed me to 711 then parked behind me to run my tags. This time I waved at him If I had known I was going to get harassed because I wanted a home in stafford I would not have moved here. Or maybe they are following me around town to figure out why my house is better then their. Can't wait till y'all get defunded cause if my taxes are going upward idiots following cars around for the fun of it even while they are not committing any crimes. Mind you I was going the spend limit while insured, registered and license... based upon that clearly it was racial profiling. Y'all all need to get a life and actually do real work and stop harassing me. Thanks

Super easy to use, but you need an annual pass or a daily…read morepass. Still a great deal! The hours are very good, the staff is friendly and helpful. So organized! You can donate stuff to Goodwill, while you are at the landfill. You can also donate old cell Phones, and computer cartridges. Lots of opportunity to recycle and keep trash out of the landfill. Also hazardous waste is kept out of the landfill by utilizing hazardous waste disposal days. Twice a year, I think. Lightbulbs can be dropped off any day they are open.

This was easy! We…read moreare getting a house ready to rent which means a trash run (x 5) and multiple Goodwill drop off. Friendly gate person and the areas are well marked. The area is clean as well. Much to my surprise, they now have a Goodwill donation area! This makes cleaning out the house and garage much easier! Great addition to the place. Easy, clean, not crowded, and well marked.

This a clean facility with nice interview rooms. The bathroom facilities are always clean and the…read morestaff are super friendly. There is usually ample parking in the parking lot out front.

I want to thank the PWC Police dept for handling my son this morning and afternoon. Also credits…read moreto the dispatch and Magistrate on duty Thank all you for your professionalism and serving our community. I want to personally thank the officers but they are doing their job..

First use of Army Signal Corps (CSA) in Battle. Intact…read moreCivil War redoubt and Memorial marker, and a good view of the terrain leading to Bull Run Mountain. Allow 15 minutes, maximum.

This is one of the most unique elements of living in a city like Manassas…read more At 8:45 A.M. on July 21st 1861 Battle of First Manassas (Bull Run). From this hilltop Capt. E.P. Alexander, CSA, sent America's first battlefield telecommunication: Look out for your left, you are turned. This short message to Col. Evans warning him of Brig. Gen. McDowell's flank march helped turn an impending defeat into a crucial victory, thereby securing for the signal corps a permanent place in the ranks of modern armies. In memory of America's Confederate signal veterans; the first to raise in battle "the bonnie white flag that bears the crimson square."