My mom and dad are laid to rest here!! It is a beautiful place... They are with Jesus now, Angels watching over us!!

Beautiful and inspiring! Personally, these gorgeous cemeteries always remind me of the debt I owe to all those buried there. Without them, our lives would be drastically different. Their resting place should be beautiful and should promote respect and reverence. This cemetery captures the very essence of those feelings. Great place to go pay your respect and beautiful to photograph as well.

R.I.P PFC Russell L. R. Pickett. 19 April 1925 - 2nd August 2020. Company A of the 116th Infantry Regiment of the 29th Infantry Division. Last survivor of Company A. D-Day 1st wave. Lest we forget. Thank you for your service.

Its very large and quiet. If you take the time to walk through, read, and consider then youll likely find it very touching. Its also very well kept.

This is a place to pay respect. All are welcome to visit. There are large trees for shade. You can come and reflect on life and the lives of those around you.

Beautiful cemetery with the fallen from the Civil War to present. Pristine grounds.

The countrys first Medal of Honor recipients are buried here; the Andrews Raiders of civil war fame (The Great Locomotive Chase) Also the gravesite of Desmond Doss the first conscientious objector to receive the Medal of Honor for actions above and beyond the call of duty. Nice detour off the beaten path

Beautiful resting place for our veterans

Beautiful place to pay your respects. Very old, originally established for those who fell in the Civil War.

Its breathtaking to see the way our military is honored! A beautiful reminder of all the sacrifices!

This is an open to the public National Cemetery for members of United States of America military and should be taking with reverence for the military members themselves and for their families. Please dont abuse this beautiful cemetery or what it stands for, if you want to go to a quiet place to take glamor shots or a creepy cemetery on Halloween etc. go find somewhere else, dont be tacky and disgrace the memory of our fallen comrades in arms. I say all this as a military veteran myself and with hopes that you will fallow my lead with the respect Ive used in asking you to not abuse our beautiful site. Thank you.

So accommodating for our family of Capt Frank Davey. Thank you so much for your kindness.

Did my daughters photos there in remembrance of all the fallen soldiers it was beautiful

The grounds are always beautifully kept.

My husbands buried here. I will be right next to him as well. I will be honored to be buried here!

Beautiful confederate cemetery. Highly recommend going at night around Halloween!

There is some great history to be learned here.

Cemetery is well kept and there is plenty of road access through the site. There is a basic loop that has parking parking as well as short spurs to go up the hill in the middle. The roadways are wide enough that a vehicle can easily pass another stopped car.

Beautiful place that is perfectly maintained. Second in size only to Arlington. Need to visit especially for Memorial Day or Christmas.

The staff was very helpful in assisting me in the location of my parents grave site. The grounds were beautifully kept.Absolutely photogenic!

This is the place where I go a visit with the Men and Women who have served our country, feel their presence and know that my Hula Girl is among friends.

Very clean, very well groomed grounds. Staff is respectful, but efficient. Love the American flag flying high on the hill above the resting places of our heroes.

My Grandparents are laid to rest in their Columbarium. The cemetery is awesome to visit!!

Absolutely beautiful! I appreciate that there is a grave finder kiosk.

Absolutely beautiful.

I arrived 20 minutes before the family procession arrived at the cemetery. When i parked staff told me that i could not park there. I told them ok but asked who they were waiting for? He said for Paul Norman. I responded & said that was who we were waiting for. At 12:02 pm the family procession passed by then the person we talked followed famiy. I thought the family were going to the area that we were at but they did not. About 15 minutes passed, we heard a loud boom. That we the 21 gun saluate that was in my Uncles honor. I moved to where i heard the noise i saw the man that told us that we couldnt park there & the rest of the family. I couldnt believe it that your staff wouldnt inform us about where to go. I lonely saw 4 minutes of the of the service.

In 2006 Desmond Doss made Chattanooga National Cemetery his resting place. The man who saved 75 lives in WW2 and took 0 lives with a gun. Hacksaw Ridge was defeated by God and Doss, Amen.

These people went beyond to help my son and I plan What we were not ready for..They were great in All they did for our Family..

Beautiful and peaceful, miss you Mom.

I Love to come here visit my Grandparents graves and the peaceful quiet ! Always well kept .

This is absolutely a beautiful place with love and care for our loved ones thats passed on.

The staff takes great care of the cemetery

The staff here brags that Chattanooga is more beautiful than Arlington. Cant argue with that.

On may 8th we buried my brother kenneth at chattanooga national cemetery . i have two other brothers and a father buried there. It seems they have lost touch with respect for the fallen men and women.Instead of the final resting place it is a race to the grave.Our experience was horrible.The representative from the cemetery tugged on our pastors shirt sleeve in the middle of a sentence,absolutely blowing his concentration.My nephew and I were going to speak over my brothers body but he was whisked away at the cemetery directors request before we could.there was never a mention of a 30 minute time limit to the pastor or family.I am writing this to hopefully get some resolve so this doesnt happen to the family behind us.

Came to find my great great grandfathers grave. The folks in the office were wonderful. Its an old Civil War gravesite and while they couldnt tell where the exact site was, they could easily identify the location of section P and the road to get there. After a little sleuthing I found a section number close to what I was looking for. Counting down I found the right row and then after some more counting I came right to the marker. Et voila, E. Wilkinson, G Company, 26 Illinois Infantry 13 March 1864).The cemetery itself is a reminder that this is perhaps the best example of the way our military members deserve to be treated. I sensed great respect and dignity with an honest desire to honor our nations fallen service members. Thanks Chattanooga Naional Cemetery and thank you Dept of Veterans Affairs.My only issue with the whole excursion today is that the address of the cemetery is officially 1200 Bailey Ave but the only entrance is around the corner on Holtzclaw. It wasnt a show stopper by any stretch of the imagination but following my GPS to a previously unknown location didnt get us to the entrance. Again, it wasnt a real problem, just a perplexing inconvenience that was quickly resolved.Dale Durnell, SMSgt, USAFRet (1964-1991)

Beautiful cemetery my father is buried here and family that goes back to Civil War

Well keep grounds