Contact Information
Fort Irwin, CA, 92310 Building shared with CYS. Across from Jack Rabbit Park
Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday, 8AM-4:30PM*
*during regeneration 5/31-6/3 11AM-3PM
About this Location
Built in 1940, Fort Irwin National Training Center (NTC) is a major training area for the United States military and serves as the Army’s premier training center. Located in the Mojave Desert in northern San Bernardino County, California, the National Training Center is home to thousands of service members, families, and additional monthly rotational forces.
In early 2021, Bob Hope USO will open a center located in Building #21 for daily service to permanent troops and families including entertaining and meaningful activities for families, meetings and various programs like monthly Coffee Connections, single soldier events, the Bob Hope Legacy Reading Program and more. The Warrior Zone Annex in the RUBA will be an outreach location to execute programs for the deployed service members mustered in the sterile area of the RUBA.
To stay connected with Bob Hope USO and our military and family programs happening at Fort Irwin, sign up for our mailing list.
2021 Highlights
FORT IRWIN CENTER: 40 Service Instances
FORT IRWIN OUTREACH: 14,151 Service Instances
Amenities at this Location
Food & Beverages
- Beverages
- Snacks
Connectivity
- Computers & Laptops
- Desks & Work Areas
- Printers
Multimedia & Gaming
- Billiards
- Board & Table Games
- Nintendo Switch
- TV & Cable
- Xbox Series X
Rest & Relaxation
- Air Conditioning
- Children’s Play Area
Featured Staff
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Featured Person
Daniel Cordova, Center Operations Supervisor usofortirwin@uso.org
Programs at this Location
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USO Centers
Bob Hope USO operates centers at LAX, Ontario International Airport, Orange County at John Wayne Airport, Palm Springs International Airpor…
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Feed the Troops
From a home cooked Thanksgiving meal to sandwiches prepared by our volunteers to even freshly baked cupcakes and Girl Scout Cookies, Bob Ho…
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USO Entertains
From his first show at March Field in Riverside, California, in 1941, to his final USO tour in 1990 to Bahrain and Saudi Arabia as part of …
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Homecomings & Deployments
Bob Hope USO, with the help of our amazing volunteers supports military unit homecomings and deployments at our USO Centers, in the communi…
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Holiday Celebrations
For most of us, the holidays are a time for families to unite and come together. For our troops and military families, however, the holiday…
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Mobile USO
Acting as a USO center on wheels, our Bob Hope Mobile USO offers service members in our community the same great support that is found in o…
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Family Strengthening
Bob Hope USO is committed to serving our nation’s military and their families. With so many of our service members deployed overseas, many …
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Military Spouse Appreciation
Military Spouse Appreciation Nights provides fun, interactive social events that provide opportunities for military spouses to connect, est…
When I volunteer at the USO, I look into their eyes and I see my child, I want the marines and soldiers to rest and feel cared for while at the USO.Vicki Harriman, Bob Hope USO, Palm Springs Volunteer Find out how to support USO
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