Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station

They do not allow foreign nationals inside the base, so if you have a family member from another country visiting the US, don't come in to this base.

I was in the Air Force there in 1962. Assigned to the 4621 support group, for the 35th air defense mis. Sq. Nothing from that era is even there now. DINOSAURS (all gone). Wonder if the Bunkers are still there? TURN THE PAGE I guess.

I was assigned to Niagara Falls Air Base, New York, in 1968-69. I was the NCOIC of the 4621st Air Base Support Group (Life Support Section). We supported the Air Force Reserve unit at the base. That unit flew the C-119 Flying Boxcars" at the time. This is a terrific base. Great area and the people welcomed the personnel at the base. Unfortunately

Bring back the B-29 in the b19

I know !

Nice lodging, super service. BX hrs posted to AAFES and NFAB websites are wrong. See actual hrs in pics below. Retirees office easy to access for services. (New ID card etc)

Thunder over Niagara was awesome. The USAF personnel were helpful and friendly as well!

Average at best. Small base. Lodging prices went up and no room service

Deadly level of PFOA and PFOS in the ground. Polluted area and groundwater.

My Father worked here from 1955 to 1970 worked in shipping and receiving, he also built the little sheds that the fighter jets would scrafe and blow upDad also was a pitcher for the base fast pitch softball teams three in all and in 1964 at the age of Nine Dad brought me to work with him and after work he had to play three games and I went to the base gym this one day and met a pilot who in turn got my dad's permission to take me up in a fighter jet for a rideI'll never Forget that day. Dad was a WWII Veteran Combat Medic Surgical Tech from the 99th Inf. Div. 924th Field Artillery and his Brother John Roslick is MIA Bataan WWIIRIP Pop'sThank You All for Your Service