Nellis Air Force Base has a lot to offer military families. There's a large Base Exchange and commissary. The gym is large too. There MFRC and Outdoor rec center are always thinking of ways to provide support and events for families. The gym holds classes for different fitness goals, they have a small cafe, basketball, volleyball courts and racket ball courts. There's a USPS, auto care center, and more to make life a little bit more convenient for mil families. read more

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Large base with all the amenities, of course. But let's dig into the real tea; Moldy base houses that should have been torn down long ago. (main side, but I'm sure hospital side has the same issue) Hunt housing is of course one of the most corrupt private base housing companies besides Balfour. We all know this anyway, but I wanna make sure they know that we know they are corrupt and our money is being pocketed by their CEO's. It's definitely not being put back into the houses. And unless they show us the numbers and budget and all that, I'll continue to believe our money is being pocketed. They do not check on their properties or clean them up. They put out a lot of survey's but nothing ever comes of it. I'm still wondering about that in house inspection about 2 years ago... even the guy doing the inspection was shaking his head at how bad things were and it's been crickets since. They do not care about your life with these out of date fire detectors and none of them are near anything that would catch on fire which I don't understand. The landscaping company they hire does an awful job. And they don't clean up the massive amounts of dog crap in the "parks". Yes, it's the dog owners responsibility, but at the end of the feckin day, it is YOUR property to upkeep, Hunt. Commissary is a commissary. Foods constantly out of date, or damaged. Terrible produce, and terrible stock rotation and ordering. It's gonna be worse when they privatize it soon, or just flat out close them. But, right now it's the cheapest place to go in these expensive times. We of course live on the worst side of the city. And it's not the people's fault it's the gentrification of the rich. The BX is like an old 90's mall, but all of the stores are open and there's vendors lining the middle of the halls, and a food court. They also have a lot of unnecessary and expensive stuff. And do not EVER buy something large (like appliances or furniture) and have it shipped to you from AAFES. We won't *ever* make that mistake again. You won't know when it's coming and it'll come completely damaged at that and you'll have to do all the work of doing a return. Just avoid it entirely. 5 stars to the on base shop at the gas station. We trust them with our vehicles. read more

This is a busy base for exercises and everything else. The gym is one of the best things because it is new and it's pretty cool as well. But want you to leave the base be aware the outside area is straight hood. read more

Go Air Force! The best place to get my prescriptions. Clean, safe, and always the best service. Thank you read more

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The Nella commissary is very good and the store director Mr. means has always done a great job. Unfortunately, the commissary system itself is not as good as it used to be decades ago. They are going to start charging for bags as well as using a credit or debit card. Something unheard of in a normal civilian supermarket. The other thing we heard was civilians at some basis can use the commissary, even if they have had no military experience. Such as DOD civilians, many of whom never served in the military it used to be a military and it has been diluted quite a bit years who were veterans in the BX is the same but overall it's still not bad. I just wouldn't go out of my way to shop in the commissary unless I'm on the base. read more

One of the best AFB with a top of the line gym Exchange and Commissary are pretty standard. Housing area is peaceful and nice. Base lodging is decent. Hospital nearby. Open space everywhere. And don't forget the golf course and bowling alley. read more

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Do you know that NAFB does have unreasonable price match policy? Only 14 days now, not considering that you have bought it during holiday season. Stores within 25 radius mile comparison. It does not accept comparison if price from outlet store, discounted stores, no online stores, especially No manufacturer's store or its website. Ridiculous. Which store do they want really want? I bought ballerina shoes priced at $119 and it was $85 on kurt geiger plus extra holiday discount. read more

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"Never fail to honor your people. When a true leaders work is done and his aim fulfilled, they should say and believe, 'We did this for ourselves!' " George S Patton Freedom is not free, thank an armed forces member for all the liberties that you have. With the unrest in our nation, wars and conflicts that are happening in and around the world; our military is in its highest levels. Conflict after conflict seem to control our lives these days, thank you to all the men and women that are providing Las Vegas residents with their service and support. Threat levels are high these days, but look up in the sky and see those brave souls that are keeping us safe. In order to keep us all safe and guard our freedoms our brave soldiers must practice and then practice some more. Their work is never done. Have you driven that long drive to work on Lake Mead or gone to the Hoover Dam you might catch these air maneuvers high up in the sky. It's just a drill, but when those jets fly over head it's incredible. All that power as it zooms over our heads. As that jet flies at Mach one, two, and then to over drive just look up and see the power of our freedom as they practice. Here in Vegas the weather is hot and dry; just the perfect weather for our nation and it's allies to come together and train. As of the latest news from Nellis Air Force Base the 414th Combat Training Squadron and it's command force will be conducting "Red-Flag Nellis 22-1" here in Vegas. Many nations such as Austrian and British countries will be present to demonstrate unique exercise to achieve a global understanding of keeping us all safe. So look up and see how they perform tactical real world maneuvers. "Freedom in any case, is only possible by constantly struggling for it." Albert Einstein What level threat are we currently out? Are we on high alert? Indeed we are thank a soldier these days for your freedom! The prayers to all those that are fighting to keep our liberties and oppressive restrictions away. Need to visit the base make sure you have the real ID that's issued here in Nevada. You can pre register on line for those that are non military prior to visiting the base for whatever function you might need to conduct. Freedom is bestowed upon us all. Keep freedom yours. Never give up hope. Be individual and live life without fear. Thank a militant man or woman for your liberties. "Where liberty dwells there is my country!" Benjamin Franklin read more

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Awesome place to be, the commissary is huge. Thunderbird's are based here and lots of technology and lots to see . read more

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One of the special honors of my life was to serve in the United States Navy back during Desert Storm. Since I got out, I have not been on a military installation until today. Because of an unusual circumstance I go to Nellis AFB. Very cool to see so many of the Men and Women in uniform proudly serving for this great country once again in one place. I don't know if you will have a reason or an opportunity to go to Nellis but if you do you go check it out and see the real back bone of this great nation in person. Thank you to all of you there for your service to this country. read more

Unforgettable experience in the Aviation Nation 2019, is the only 2 days that the base is open to the public free of charge, they have a great air show from 9am to 4pm Saturday and Sunday after the Veterans Day, móvil restrooms everywhere, plenty of security around even snipers in the rooftop of the buildings, the transportation from the parking at Las Vegas speed way to the base is every 10 minutes not long waits, highly recommend to kids and families who like to spend the weekend at the special event for Veterans Day. read more

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The lodging for this base (pet friendly location) is very nice. It seems new. It is very clean and very spacious. It's a place I was able to get comfortable since we stayed for 2 weeks. There is a little gated area for your dogs to walk/run around. I am so happy that they are dog friendly with no limitations on weight or size. There are rules in place which are the common rules for pets but as long as your fur-babies are well behaved, you'll have no problems at all. Definitely recommend lodging here and I will definitely book this place again in the future. read more

The only place I went was the PX for snacks and the gas station. The PX was clean, efficient, the gas station attendant was cheery and helpful. I'd come here again; on paper getting a hotel room here while in Vegas seems reasonable but in reality it's a bit far for my taste. But still...worth checking out. read more

Nellis Is a nice AFB. The exchange and commissary are pretty big and wells stocked. Very busy and always people everywhere. The layout and gates are confusing so you might want to have your phone map ready. read more

Unless you're moving nearby because you're working at Nellis AFB, don't. Jets fly at 10pm to 2am, 7am to 10am to 7pm. They do not care about their neighbors, jets flew so low they set off car alarms. If you want to complain they ask for way too much information just to file a noise complaint, and aren't they supposed to provide noise advisories without a complaint being filed? I live 15 minutes from the base, still constant jets and noise. They have a whole desert to fly over, have to wonder if they're not allowed to because of the noise they cause... if that's the case, it shouldn't be allowed over residential areas. Don't move here unless you love "the sound of freedom", love seeing how the tax payers dollar is being spent on all that fuel for constant flying. read more

One of the better bases in the Air Force. Mind you, this is desert landscape so there's only so much you can do with shades of tan, but they keep the base looking neat and well maintained. The main gate entrance is sharp and the guards always have the appearance of highly motivated professionals, which they are. The base has a nice large Exchange and Commissary. There's a full service gas station and prices seem to stay below what you'll find off-base. For the civilian public: If you've never been to an air show you should try to attend at least once and Nellis has one of the best. This is a great way to meet your Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine and Coast Guard neighbors. See some of the equipment and here the stories up close. If you're in the area when they have their Open House, it can make for a nice enjoyable day. I'll have to see if I can find their schedule and post it here. Let's see, back to the base; for traveling active duty, vets, gov civilians, they have decent visitor's quarters and you can make reservations through Air Force Inns. The base is about a 20 minute drive from the Strip so you can stay here and save some money for when the bright lights call your name. read more

Been here a few times for liquor runs and tickets. A huge base that has a decent exchange. Whenever I'm in Vegas this is my spot for last minute drinks and snacks as well as gas. Just be careful when you are off base, the neighborhood is known for not being safe. read more

Aviation Nation is a great way to spend Veteran's Day at an "open house" and annual Las Vegas Air Show for the public at Nellis Air Force Base. Veterans, kids, and everyone else in between got a great chance to tour various air crafts and enjoy entertainment by the U.S Armed Forces. From paratroopers during The Star Spangled Banner, air strike demonstrations, and precision aerial acrobatics from various planes and jets was an awesome spectacle for all. My favorites were the Heritage Flight showcasing the history of the American aircraft, the F-22 Raptor demonstration, and of course, The Thunderbirds finale. This is one annual event that is not to be missed...Happy Veteran's Day!...ALOHA!!! read more

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The exchange food court is dirty and disgusting, they never clean it. There are no chairs to sit down. They only have tables for two people only. They have no supplies and all there soda machines never work. read more

First of all, I don't get why there are yelp reviews for a military base. Second of all, super awesome air show! As a first timer, I'm definitely excited by those jets shooting around everywhere. I brought the ear muffs and water, and it lasts me for the day. There were long lines to everything but they move pretty quickly. Parking is pretty organized but just expect lines. There will be traffic and waiting time getting and leaving there, but I mean, it's a free event!!! Of course there will be lines of people! Duh! Overall it's very good for a free general public event. read more

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A douchebag at the gate just made me turn around and denied me entrance because I don't have a Real ID but that doesn't even go into effect until May 2025. You would think they know more than civilians. read more

If you live mearby this air force, non stop fliers throughout the day. it gets so loud to the point where you think there crashing into you. its not good for older people or babies. definitely wanna move our, but i cant. they should stop flying their planes so much... read more

As a retired Vietnam Veteran, I'd like to give back and support the military base close to my residence. Utilizing my earned benefits by supporting the BX, Commissary and Pharmacy helps out the MWR program for the active duty troops. God bless America! read more

I am so glad that Aviation Nation was open again this year. I really missed it last year. So many planes on static display, many of them you could walk through. This year there were quite a few combat situations that allowed us to see explosions, and hear radio communication from the pilots. They really went out of their way to show the many planes from Air Force history. I got chills when the F22 came out. What an amazing aircraft. There were a few drones on display as well, and I was surprised to see how large they are. This is a free event, and they bus you right to the base. There are many busses running back and forth from the parking lots. Just remember what color your bus is for the lot you parked, and where exactly you parked. We had a great time. Lots of informative booths, good food (although somewhat pricey), and excellent coverage of which planes are flying, as well as the history of the planes and their pilots. read more

Once a year Nellis AFB hosts an open house for public relations and to show off some aeronautical displays of awesome. As a fan of aviation I have attended many of these and this year I had both my sons enjoying the exciting roar of F-16's and A-10's hovering through and simulating combat maneuvers. Complete with simulated explosions as announcers explain the complexity of the aerial displays. Let us not forget the impossible feats that the great F-22 Raptors float soar rotate mid air and basically blow away anything else in the skies. My personal favorite are the heritage flights which include classic planes like our national treasure the P-51 mustangs and such. One year my favorite jets the RF-4 were flying too! They basically rip your eardrums out. The static displays are spread throughout and can offer much inspiration. The sight of some of these relics can surely draw out much pride and appreciation as you see the badges of downed adversaries adorning their fuselages. I always get choked up and teary eyed to see them. War is ugly. Unfortunately until we as a whole organism can evolve, war is an unavoidable mistake. Yet without these planes things could possibly have been much worse today. There are the usual fairground concessions. Bouncy tents, port-o-potts, beer & refreshment stands and lots of merchandise tents. The parking is at the LV Motor Speedway and busses run continuously back and forth after the mandatory metal detector check point. There are K-9 and law enforcement abound to assist the air force soldiers in keeping the event safe for everyone. Most of all everyone is very helpful and will essentially be more than willing to answer any civilian questions. Many veterans from numerous previous wars enjoy this event with the public and they make the event even more enjoyable. At the end of the day as the sun begins to set, the whole base stands still and faces to the west as our national anthem plays. All soldiers and veterans face the flag and salute, as the civilians watch silently until the song ends. This commences the end of the event. I gain a great amount of pride and appreciation each year from this and events like these help to restore our countries patriotism. I salute these great men and brave young soldiers. This is a "must do" experience for families or any American. read more

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I was in the Army, but coming to an Air Force base is always pretty cool. I was here for a few days for a conference and while it may not be for everybody, I thought it was pretty cool. I've always loved military jets and if you're in the area you'll see them flying in the mornings and early afternoons (I wasn't here at night, but I assume they must fly at night SOMETIMES). From what we got to see while we were here there are squadrons of A-10s (the Army's favorite AF Jet), F-16s, and F-22s...I think I also saw some F-15s, but maybe not. I didn't get to see any of the big planes, and to be honest, I don't know what else is located here. They do a lot of air to air and air to ground training here at Nellis and out in California. Maybe it gets old for the people that live out this way, but I could watch these planes all day. read more

Nellis is a little far for me, but when I go I take advantage of the great prices for meat, dairy and produce at the commissary. I love shopping at the BX too-cosmetics like Estee Lauder can be purchased here-tax free! But most important, while shopping I feel so safe, especially when I have the kids-somedays its like herding cats! Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Love the Airshow in November, kids really enjoy going inside the cargo aircraft and seeing the planes up close. Go Air-Force! read more

Aviation Nation for Veteran's Day... a great idea to nurture patriotism. I'm not an American, but I felt honored to be able to enter the perimeter of Nellis Air Force Base. The show was pure amazing. I have seen Blue Angels many times in San Francisco, but this is the home of Thunderbirds... felt very special. There were so many fighters, bombers and other weapons exhibited, enough to spend all day. I even saw my favorite Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor did mid-air refueling with KC-135 Stratotanker. Can't ask more... read more

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It pains me to give Aviation Nation only a 3.5 (4)-Star rating today but given my experience of this first air show at Nellis AFB since the government sequester of 2013, I have to do what is right. What is right is to let the people know what is up. First of all, parking was at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway as it always is. I followed the traffic from I-15 down Speedway Blvd and went to where the military personnel directed me. Where they directed me was towards the ADA bus stop which I was then informed I could not use as I am not disabled. Instead I was told to use the busses on the opposite and far end of the parking lot. Why did they not have me parking over there? Now people who arrived later received the better parking spots. That seems backwards and extremely frustrating. What they did right, or at least satisfactory, was crowd control. And at 10:00 sharp the busses were rolling. I was amongst the first to board and enter Nellis. On the ground everything looked completely normal. All of the static displays, souvenirs, and food booths were as in years past. It is the same set up as always. It must be a master plan or something. "Variety is the spice of life" is a phrase unknown to the air show world. At least they are consistant. It makes it easier to navigate the rather long flight line on which spectators gather. Having been many times (at least 5) in previous years, I did not see a need to look so in depth at all of the planes on display. I walked the length amd saw what there was to see and took a few pictures along the way. Perhaps most fascinating was the F-35 Lightning JSF which I anticipated seeing in the air later. It is new(ish) and highly advanced. Exciting. Disappointing. The F-35 did in fact fly but not in the way I expected it to. Along with the bigger brother, F-22 Raptor, the Lightning opened the air show with a flyby. That was it. No flight demonstration as I had read on various sites. Come to think of it, there were several aircraft that did not fly that I was looking forward to. The B-1B Lancer, a P-38 Lightning, more than just two F-86 Sabers and one F-22 for the heritage flight. It used to be something like. P-51 Mustang, an F-86 Saber, an F-4 Phantom II, and an F-22 Raptor. Four planes representing four generations of air superiority. There was a lot missing from the air this year. And what did fly was not all too thrilling. Sure, some of it was cool. The Albatross was actually impressive for just a little trainor plane. But the reinactments actually put me to sleep. It was the same planes in the same order making the same gunning/bombing passes over and over again. Once is exciting. Twice is acceptable. Three times and more is just sad. Do you have nothing else to offer? The F-15 Eagles and F-16 Falcons were loud and fast and that is never a bad thing. Seeing them drop flares was kind of a cool feature. One I have not seen often at the air shows. But their little demonstration was short on variety. Where was the individual display of performance for these air beasts? They use to showcase what a modern jet fighter can do. The only one that really did this was the F-22 Raptor and no matter how many times I have seen it, I am always left in awe. Lockheed inginuity has made the F-22 one remarkable and wholly stunning beauty in the air. The things this plane can do is just unbelievable wven if you see it for your self. This, for me is the highlight of the show. I left after this and missedthe Thunderbirds. I have seen them so many times and I have the highest respect for them. I just don't need to see them perform everytime. When I am hot and tired I just like to beat the 100,000 people out of the parking lot. Especially since I have such a long walk back to my car. I am grateful to Nellis AFB and all the armed forces for opening the base to the public. And for all they do for our country whether at home or abroad. But when it comes to Aviation Nation 2014, it was a let down when compared to the past years. Orginization just leaves something to be desired. read more

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The Little Guy is into planes and what better place to show him some serious aerial work than at Aviation Nation! What the heck is Aviation Nation? I've been living in Vegas since 2007 and sadly, I have only learned about this last year! Aviation Nation is Nellis Air Force Base's annual open house! What makes this event so awesome is that it's FREE to the public. It's a Saturday and Sunday event that goes from about 9:30 am to 3:30 pm during the Veterans' Day weekend. During this event there are several military air demonstrations going on, so your eyes are constantly looking to the skies. You get to walk through a giant military transport aircraft as well! They have a bunch of other military planes and jets sitting out that you can take a look at up close, or relatively close at least. This is a very family affair with tons of food stands available and bounce houses for the kiddies. (Of course, that part isn't free.) Parking is free too and they are an organized bunch here. They have you parking at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and the shuttle buses will take you to the air force base. We arrived pretty late in the day, but there were still quite a few latecomers as well. And when there was a mass exodus at the end, it was easy breezy getting to our cars and back onto the freeway. (It was freakishly efficient!) Security is super strict though! You will have to pass through a metal detector and your bags will get searched. No outside food or beverages, except water in clear plastic containers. No glass or coolers. The only exception would be if it was for your child. Strollers are allowed though. Small chairs are allowed too, but you will have to take them out of its carrying bag when you go through security. Only personal bags and small camera bags allowed. No lugging around a backpack at this event. It can get super loud at this event with those jets whizzing by, so bring some ear protection if you have it. Of course, you can always purchase some of these there too. We had a great time and our 21 month old kept asking for "More more" as the jets would zip on by! See you next year! read more

Came here with my friend who is a captain (about to be a Major) in the air force and had my ID out and ready upon arrival, but the airman at the gate didn't even check it. I was given a quick tour of the grounds and got a glimpse of the fighter jets by the hangers and then saw the retired planes out in the park by the Frisbee golf section. Later I went into the BX and pretended to shop and they carry everything you would expect to find at a Target or Macy's or nice sporting goods store. The base has a movie theater, new gym with an indoor track and pool but no bowling alley. It's pretty much brick and mortar buildings everywhere. If you're a flight enthusiast it's definitely a place to checkout! read more

Venue: Nellis AFB Decor: AFB Service: Nice, Friendly, Helpful Environment: Military Food: Fast food on base, Commissary, and more Prices: Varies depending on the venue on base Debbie Downers: One of the nicer AFBs ive been to Conclusion: Seemed upkept, new. Definitely had the city within the city . If comparing other bases, this has to be one of the best ones as far as look, space, has a lot of things within. Overall: B+ / A- read more

This was the second AF base I have been on, and so close to Vegas too! Very nice with a desert theme (surprise) there were lots of big planes there that were pretty to look at and we did end up picking up a lost airman on base and taking him back to his buddies. Alas, we had to let him go. All in all, a cool time for the short visit I had here. read more

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The review is for 3.5 stars, but seeing as I don't remember going to any other military bases in my life, don't really have anything to compare it to, though, in all honesty. I came here for two reasons: I went to the heavily guarded base a long time ago to visit a friend years ago, but didn't see much of the base. I came here for a wedding reception held at a banquet hall- about seven years ago. It was my mom's best friend's son's wedding reception. It was like any other hall- except it was lot cheaper for military personnel- a benefit. The room was very spacious and when decorated, looked nice (if you're Filipino, you know the drill, been going to these banquet halls since I was a flower girl for my uncle's wedding at three years old). They had the room reserved for a few hours. The parking was roomy as well. read more

Home, its home. You dont mess with home! Hooah all the way but Nellis is and will be defended at all costs.

Just visiting! I really like this base a lot. It's not huge, but in 3 days I was able to learn where everything was. Also, there is a mesmerizing view of the mountains from within the base. Nellis AFB is about as big as Travis AFB. read more

What a way to honor everyone who has served and is serving than to throw and annual open house and air show right around Veterans day every year. This is a great way for the public to get up close and personal with the people and the machines that help protect our country. It is also a way to see your taxpayer dollars hard at work. Parking and the event are both free. The initial bus ride over will test your patience but it's all worth it once you enter the gates. They have to run everyone though a metal detector, totally understandable. It did take nearly 2 hours to get through the line from the Speedway parking lot to the neighboring base. Make sure to wear comfy shoes as the flight line is huge. I think we walked nearly 8 miles of back and forth. Oh and make sure to bring a folding chair too! There are tons of food stalls( the usual dogs, burgers, tacos,burritos, etc.) For the plane geeks there are shirts, insignia, buttons and patches for sale by each of the various squadrons. Nellis is home to the best and the baddest the USAF has to offer and the home of the dubious Red Flag squadron. The training that goes on at this base insures that our fine men and women of the military get the most realistic bad guy training out there.The mock squadrons are even made up to look like the planes of our non-NATO foes. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nellis-air-force-base-aviation-nation-nellis-afb#GQY_8IkPZVHVlgOWd1gHVg http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nellis-air-force-base-aviation-nation-nellis-afb#MSsy7w3FL6Uk4IcVUNqjqQ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nellis-air-force-base-aviation-nation-nellis-afb#OVF7V_OfcelKtYrKxBAqjA Both old and new perform at the show with air re-enactments from WWll, to Vietnam and Cold War all the way to our latest and greatest. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nellis-air-force-base-aviation-nation-nellis-afb#NATHmQPR0FxL8w1b6IqDeg dazzlhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nellis-air-force-base-aviation-nation-nellis-afb#QzJozoyB3NxXD1jCy0khGged The F-22 Raptor everyone there, even the seasoned pilots. You feel such a sense of pride watching not only the aircraft themselves being expertly piloted and maintained, but the engineering...incredible! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nellis-air-force-base-aviation-nation-nellis-afb#6PT51EuAqEm1d3rm33uyFg It is also home to the Thuderbirds acrobatic precision flight team. Just awe inspiring and well worth waiting to the end of the show. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nellis-air-force-base-aviation-nation-nellis-afb#V-EKpieFGS7D-h0yjWeB1A You will leave with a renewed sense of pride when visiting Nellis. The history, the bravery and the service are on display every time one of these marvels of the air takes flight. Seeing service men and women beaming with joy among the civilian crowd as they share this day with their family will bring a tear to your eye. What a great day to spend the day and feel humble, inspired and appreciative all while having a fun time. read more

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I have never been to any kind of base before .. its like another world out there. I have the upmost respect for the people that fight for our Country. So with that being said, I went into a housing unit, was like a ridiculously small studio hotel room. It sucks that they have to live like that, they should have mansions to live in for what they do !!! On a funny note.. its very beige there, they need a splash of color !! lol read more

It was my first time ever being on a military base, and it was such an amazing experience! Everyone I got to talk to were extremely friendly and welcoming. I never knew how much stuff they had on base! They have a Boston Market and Popeye's! Home of the Thunderbirds.. such a great day I had getting to see all the men and women who defend our country and see fighter planes in real life! Truly blessed for getting to experience this! Thank you to my wonderful friend in the Army for taking me. And thank you for serving. Bless all our military for keeping us safe. read more

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As far as Air Force bases go, Nellis is the bee's knees. It really is a city within a city. Their commissary and BX are a nice size, they've got some fast food options, an elementary school, multiple resources, and an expansive on-base housing set up complete with parks and such. As it grew, they built up more housing and a hospital on the other side, with a community center that holds meetings for the base family Girl Scout troop, among other things. Very cool. A great sense of community here on this very large base!! read more