YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2018 - PART 2: 51/100…read more Big bro was initially assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division before he was reassigned to the 4th Infantry Division (now relocated to Colorado Springs, CO.) (NOTE: He has since retired.) Whenever he has out-of-towners coming through, he always takes them to Fort Hood and never fails to make a stop at this museum. As many times as I've visited, I seem to get more and more educated about this Division. Displayed outside are different types of military transportation - land and air, both foreign and domestic. If you have some time to look around, I suggest reading up on the relics. The museum structure/building doesn't look like anything bangin' from the outside, but it's quite surprising how much articles and artifacts there are inside. Walking through and doing a bit of reading will inform you on the various steps its taken to transition from how it began to where they currently are. I still find it interesting. Admission is free, but you have the option of making a donation, if you so choose. A must-visit if you ever find yourself inside the base.

An excellent collection of vehicles and aircrafts from various wars in history. They have done an…read moreextremely good job on this collection. Outstanding for families just looking for something to do. An educational visit that took us down the memory lane. It was a very good walk. We had a superb afternoon. The museum is free.

We are a great experience at Mayborn Science Theater. We brought our 3 young boys. The ticket…read moreprices are very reasonable. We loved learned about space. It isn't traditional, as you have to buy tickets in person. There are no food or drinks aloud in the theater. And you want to sit near the top, or in the last three rows for the best views. The 360 degree theater was a fun, educational, and memorable outing.

We did the Queen laser light show! It was fun! We really enjoy the show! I plan on returning…read moreagain.

Great history of 3 ACR to include a lot of TX campaign history. Was the former 4th ID museum before…read morethey moved to FT Carson.great museum inside and lots of vehicles outside!

Awesome exhibit. Lots of 3rd Cavalry Regiment history. The grounds are well maintained and the…read morestaff is very friendly. The gift shop is rather tiny but has plenty of souvenirs. Hard to find, like a diamond in the rocks.

Fort Hood is one of those bases you either love or you hate, and honestly, it just depends on what…read morechapter of life you were in when you came through here. I've been here plenty of times throughout my military career and every time I roll back in, it looks the same and somehow even smells the same. That weird hit of nostalgia only a soldier would understand. Nothing flashy, nothing new, just Fort Hood being Fort Hood. The memories tie you to it more than the place itself. Some good, some rough, but all of them part of the journey. Coming back through almost feels like stepping into an old photo you forgot you took. In all, it's one of those places that stays with you, whether you asked it to or not.

Fort Hood, now renamed Fort Cavazos is my second home. This military base will always be near and…read moredear to my heart. It is one of the largest military bases in the world ranking the largest by physical size against the others. Unique to this base, it is the only place where the U.S. can train two full armored divisions. Fort Cavazos (still trying to get accustomed to the renaming) has everything you need located inside the gates that you would typically find outside the gates in the neighboring "civilian" city. "The Great Place" is definitely loved by many and hated by some for various reasons; however, every place becomes what you make of it. The history captured in the many museums is worth exploring if you've never visited and interested in military history. Personally, nearly 10 years of my life was spent here and reflecting on the great memories and my patriotism keeps me returning. The continued progression and improvement is evident. #BeAllYouCanBe!

nothing against the army, but this particular place has horrible, horrible leadership. I was…read morethreatened by one of their officers and it took over two months just for them to tell me that they employ non-army personnel at some of their gates, which allows nothing. to my knowledge, why would you allow a army personnel to thread the civilian and no consequences or actions are being taken... would never think that someone is above the law because they are employed by the United state Army. there are laws and regulations that everybody has to comply with, but it seems to be fort hood don't have to abide by those Spoke with three different sergeants and heard three different things. It is pretty crazy how you would think a sergeant would have the same Intel as each other, but it seems to be people aren't knowledgeable enough to continue education or educate themselves to know general knowledge

Took a day trip to Fort Hood ,wanted to see any murals of Vanessa Guillen I found one. I don't…read morehave much to say but that it's a very weird vide..... glad I was back In Austin don't go alone

This is a pretty good spot to grab lunch. The food taste good in a homemade sort of way, nothing…read moretoo fancy. I would recommend the cheeseburgers and catfish fillets.

If ever visiting Fort Hood, Texas (Killeen), the Fort Hood Rod and Gun Club (Hook and Bullet) is a…read moregood, affordable place to eat. For $6.25, I had a catfish basket which consisted of catfish, fries, small container of coleslaw, and sweet tea (you can also have unsweetened, but it's a Southern thing, gotta have sweet tea). Decent portions and taste - better than the fast food restaurants also located on post. It supports the Morale, Welfare, and Recreation fund for the Soldiers stationed on the post. You will be surrounded by Soldiers, former Soldiers working on post as contractors or government employees, or family members. Makes you quickly realize that you are on a military post. Rod and Gun Clubs are found on most (at least larger) Army posts. They sell fishing/hunting licenses, fishing/hunting supplies (rods, reels, lures, ammunition, and some even sell rifle, shotguns, and pistols). Depending upon the posts, rifle/shotgun range(s) are also available.

The owners are very helpful and knowledgeable. They have a large selection of frames and glass. I…read morehave been a customer for several years and will continue coming here for all of my framing needs.

I really can't say yes or no at this point. I didn't use their service. The price was a high for…read moremy budget. They were very friendly and shared recommendations for other businesses.

I've been here a grand total of 4 times and it's a stellar experience every single time. The shop…read moreis CLEAN and it has the vibe of an old school space. I love the fact they do consultations on the 1st Wednesday of the month. That day you walk in (Or call them) and sign up to talk to the artists. My first consult I spoke with two different artists about two different tattoos I wanted. Amy did some little super cute special tattoos that have since had a touch up (years later). She's phenomenal. She gets booked out FAST. She has managed to squeeze me in since my request was small. You'll see other patrons rave about her and drive a long way to get to her and that makes a world of sense to me. She's kind, and funny, and so so talented. My other tattoo was with Lunicorn! She's so rad. Also talented, plays the jams while she tattoos and had the vision I was looking for. If you like her art, set yourself up for a consult with her. I won't be posting pics since all my tats are in more private areas, but they're still looking great. I highly recommend this shop.

What a great experience. Drove to Killeen to get our 1st tattoo from Dallas. Tatihi Gil designed…read moreour concept and did the work. From the moment we walked in, and through the process everything was amazing. Friendly professional staff with a tattoo museum, the only tattoo museum in Texas. Great final product at a great price. Amy was so informative of the care of our tattoo, it immediately set our minds at ease. The cleanliness of the place along with Cameron, Amy and Gil confirmed this is the shop to visit in Texas no matter where you are coming from. I would highly recommend for all of your body art needs. Thank you love our