Amazing base. Amazing locals. Amazing aircraft, chowhall and overall location. Anyone who…read moredisagrees, has obviously never been stationed at Dyess AFB

10/10 would not recommend, if you wanna be treated like a child be told what to do all the time…read morehave to pay for shitty food and eat on their specific schedule this is the place for you. My advice don't sign the contract.

Would give them zero stars if I could. They don't return calls when they say they'll call back…read morewithin 24 hours. I called back after 4 days and they took over 25 minutes to tell me to just make an appointment... because they can't help me. Something that they apparently knew 4 days ago. Everyone I talked to wanted to pass the phone off to whoever I talked to originally 4 days ago but nobody knew who that person was... so they wasted even more time trying not to help me. Terrible customer service!! They had the nerve to complain about having to deal with all the trainees here too. News flash, that's your job. I feel sorry for the trainees here, since they're the ones who actually has to suffer with such poor assistance.

We all know Texas is a big state. That's one reason I've never been to Wichita Falls Texas…read more Not that it's a great distance from Dallas. Only a 21/2 hour drive. However, it sits in a strange geographic area in the north central part of the state just over the Oklahoma border. Its not in a place that you ever have to pass through on your way to another part of Texas. Ever. As a result,even though I'm native Texan,I've never visited. I changed all that with a trip in search of long forgotten relatives. As always,when exploring new territory there are pleasant surprises. The lady that owns the world's tiniest sky scrapper filled me in on some important history of the area making a lot of things clear. Plus,I found a great burger spot. Wichita Falls is one of the last cities in Texas of its size stuck in the past. It truely feels like going back in time 40 years

Wichita Falls "the gateway to Texas" is a really cool little ol' Texas Cowboy cattle & oil town…read morewith some really cool Texas Rodeos, yeehaw! It is also a filthy rich little Texas Cowboy oil town. Most business men "cowboys" that live here or have lived here own their own little planes and usually fly to Dallas etc., for meetings. My father used to live here. It's quite a trek by car to Dallas or OKC. So, most just fly. It's also the home of Sheppard Air Force Base. Home to Sheppard's Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training program. This international flavored program is utilized by seventeen different NATO countries for the finest fighter pilot training in the world. It's a cute little Texas Cowboy town and, yes it does have a waterfall & water park. The City also has a fabulous twenty-mile-long trail system that winds through all the little Texas country neighborhoods, along little streams & pretty little lakes for use by anyone who wants to exercise, bicycle, or rollerblade etc., With an additional park system featuring 39 parks all within the city limits. And, there is more mountains, parks and lakes nearby to explore. A nature lovers dream. The legend is, that the land of Wichita Falls was won in a poker game by John A. Scott of Mississippi in 1837. Much later on, Scott's heirs discovered the lost certificates, and commissioned M. W. Seeley to map out a townsite on the Wichita River tract. Then, in July 1876, the townsite, as platted by M. W. Seeley, the original land, had a small waterfall on the local Wichita River, that was later washed away. Before the land was "won" in a poker game it was the Choctaw Native Americans. They settled this area in the early 1800s from their native Mississippi area. It was the Americans that negotiated the relocation of them, after the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek. That treaty was signed in 1830-1831. Then later, in the 1860's the American settlers arrived, mainly as cattle ranchers AKA, Texas Cowboys! And God bless 'em. We LOVE our Texas cowboys! yeehaw! :)) The city was named Wichita Falls on September 27, 1876, for the local Wichita River. There was a waterfall in the river's course in 1876. However, years later in 1886, a flood destroyed the original waterfall. After nearly 100 years the city built an artificial waterfall beside the river, in Lucy Park. They just sorta recreated the original water falls. They are 54 ft high and recirculate at 3,500 gallons per minute. They are visible to south-bound traffic on Interstate 44. A great little Filthy rich Cowboy town to visit with excellent mexican food. God Bless Texas! Recommend.

Easy Travel Small…read moreairports like this are amazing. Easy getting through TSA quickly. They have a really cool airplane museum in the lobby, along with the rental car check-ins. At the gate section, you have another set of restrooms. There are also coke and candy vending machines.

So sad! There is so much potential but management is terrible! The manager was sitting in a plain…read moreT-shirt, sunglasses, sipping on a big gulp while 3 people stood in line waiting for someone to show up to the counter. I went to ask if he worked here and he stated, "Sort of." He knew nothing, didn't ask if any of us needed help, and just told us he didn't know much. I asked if there was a manager or supervisor and that's when he said he was. No wonder no one answered the phone during working hours at 3:00pm, no one wonder this place is going down hill...when you have a sloppy, lazy, incompetent manager with zero experience and zero customer service, you'll see why people would rather drive to DFW. Get a new manager ASAP!