The document provides descriptions of various facilities and locations at North Fort Hood, including soldier barracks, a laundromat, office building, dining facility, vehicles, gym, and port-a-johns. It also lists members of the Resource Management Team and notes that the military frequently uses acronyms.

1. My room at North Fort Hood

2. LTC John Lee and all his possessions in a wall locker

3. Barracks for 24 Colonels Each room is 8 feet by 10 feet wide

4. Like any town there is a church All religions use the same building

5. Like any town there is a Post Office Lots of mail comes to Soldiers everyday from home

6. This is the Laundromat. It is very busy at night There are 30 washers and dryers in the building

7. The barracks can house over 100 soldiers on each level Weapons clearing means make sure your weapons is unloaded

8. This is our office building The barbed wire keeps out people who do not work here

9. The Resource Management Team SPC Bellacini, SFC Hamilton, 1LT Li, LTC Lee, CPT Donahue, CPT Dipietrantonio

10. Everyone eats at the DFAC DFAC is the acronym for Dining Facility. The Army loves to use acronyms LOL

11. This vehicle is a MRAP MRAP means Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle. See, the Army really loves to use acronyms.

12. Most people have seen HUMVEEs HUMVEEs are powerful, but not very comfortable for a long ride.

13. North Fort Hood has a gym for Soldiers Working out, running and staying in shape is part of the everyday activities at North Fort Hood

14. Port-a-johns are everywhere Most Soldiers avoid using the port-a-johns when possible.