Contact Information
Milwaukee, WI 53224
Hours of Operation
Monday – Thursday, 6:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
About this Location
At the USO Center in the Milwaukee Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS), we support 8,000-12,000 service members and their families each year as they begin their military jouney. Volunteers help settle the nerves of new recruits and offer support to the families who are left behind. MEPS handles recruits from the entire state of Wisconsin for all five branches of the military.
Amenities at this Location
Food & Beverages
- Beverages
- Coffee & Tea
- Snack Bar
- Snacks
Connectivity
- Charging Stations
Multimedia & Gaming
- Board & Table Games
- DVD & Blu-ray Player
- Playing Cards
- TV & Cable
- Xbox 360
Rest & Relaxation
- Music Room & Instruments
- Toiletries
Admissions Policy
The USO has helped me and my family in a copious amount of ways. The USO has always been there to support us in our toughest times and provided many amenities for us. Coming from a young man, I believe the main way the USO has had an impact on me and my family is by helping us create bonds. As a member of the Wisconsin Air National Guard, I was given an opportunity to take my family to a Milwaukee Brewers game. It was such a blessing to have been provided with the tickets from the USO. Attending the Brewers game was a great way to spend time with family and enjoy an afternoon of baseball. The bond created that day with my family was unlike any other. I thank the USO for the opportunity and providing a one of a kind experience for me and my family.Service Member, Air National Guard Find out how to support USO
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