Presidio of Monterey

Sylvia Talledo

Good community and active military installation. The best views. But they need to hire friendlier gate guards; treat us more humanely. If you don't have the proper ID they are hella rude!

Charles Taylor

OF ALL THE DUTY-STATIONS/P.C.S. I GOT IN MY 6 YEARS IN THE U.S.A.F.,THE ONE I CRIED WHEN I HAD TO LEAVE (for ft. meade,md.) WAS D.L.I. I LOVED THAT AREA,MY BEST MEMORY OF MY SERVICE. SHOUT OUT TO D.J. DONNA FISCHER/CLUB MONTEREY...LOVED IT !!!!! AND THE SCENERY.........FABS !!!

CTB

My family was stationed here in the early 80's before shipping off to Stuttgart, W. Germany. We resided in a single family home on the Presidio. It was amazing. When my mom wasn't in class she and I took walks down to the Bay and to Cannery Row. Later in life I honeymooned in Monterey while living in SoCal. Even later, I took my 13 yo daughter on a road trip of fun places. The Presidio was on our list. We loved Monterey and Carmel and 17 Mile Drive. Took her up to Tahoe too. Here's a photo from the early 80's. Great memories!

Rick Hill

Attended DLIFLC in 1982 for Spanish. Excellent opportunity to hear and learn a wide range of dialects, even for those who may already be fluent. I had instructors from Mexico, Puerto Rico, Spain, Guatemala, and several other countries. Teachers were strict, but thorough. I enjoyed my time at the Presidio!