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344th Training Squadron

Mission: Developing the critical requirements of an Airman's success...mentally and physically disciplined.

Vision: To produce mission-ready Warrior Airmen who make a difference to our nation.

The 344 TRS is an extremely diverse unit with a mission to provide technical training for more than 8,236 Active Duty, Reserve, Guard, International and civilian students annually. The squadron offers courses in the following fields: Career Enlisted Aviator, Vehicle Maintenance, Logistics Readiness Officer, Logistics Plans, Materiel Management, Contracting, Recruiting, Safety, Crypto Maintenance, and TEMPEST. The organization oversees a budge of more than $2.4 Million dollars, as well as $100 Million dollars in training equipment and 271 personnel in multiple facilities located in Lackland and Port Hueneme CA.

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Contact Information


 
344th Training Squadron
1015 Femoyer St Building 10900
Lackland AFB, TX 78236
 
Commander Support Element:
(210) 671-1858/1760

Commander's Secretary:
(210) 671-4731

Courses

  • National TEMPEST School
  • Crypto Maintenance
  • Ground & Weapons Safety (1S0 & 2W0)
  • Logistics Readiness Officer (21RX)
  • Logistics Plans (2G0XX)
  • Materiel Management (2S0XX)
  • Vehicle Maintenance (2T3XXX)
  • Contracting (6C0XX/64P)
  • Recruiting (8R000)
  • Career Enlisted Aviator (CEA) Center of Excellence

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  • John Barns maneuvers his vehicle through the race track Aug. 17, 2019, on Columbus Air Force Base, Miss. The Mississippi Region of the Sports Car Club of America hosts the quarterly events at Columbus with the next scheduled event happening in October at Columbus AFB. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jake Jacobsen)

    Autocross hobbyists compete for fastest time on CAFB flight line

    Trekking out onto the flight line at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, would normally entail the smell of jet fuel and the loud thunder of aircraft engines ready to take off, but on Aug. 17, something a little different was roaring at the edge of the runway.
  • U.S. Air Force recruiter speaks to a civilian alongside two Air Force permanent party members during Language Day at Presidio of Monterey, Calif., May 10, 2019. The Defense Language Institute implemented a new initiative to help recruiters identify qualified linguists and accelerate their time going through training. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Zachary Chapman/Released)

    Finding the best linguist for the job

    The Defense Language Institute is helping recruiters find higher quality linguists by providing recruiters the tools and information they need to help spot potential linguists and streamline their training process.
  • Two Airmen wearing occupational camouflage pattern uniform stand in front of a projector while using virtual reality gear

    Virtual reality project introduces new training prospects

    Virtual reality is an emerging technology in today’s modern world. Its development has paved the way for numerous advancements in entertainment, health care, and even military training. Airmen have looked to using leading-edge technology, such as virtual reality, to meet the challenge of being innovative to propel today’s Air Force.
  • Instructors from the 66th Training Squadron’s Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape cadre at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland showcase their knowledge to recruiters from the 330th Recruiting Squadron during an immersion tour March 28, 2019. The recruiters travelled from locations across the United States to get a better understanding of the career field and experience the training a candidate must complete to become a SERE specialist.

    SERE cadre opens doors to recruiters

    The 66th Training Squadron’s Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape cadre here hosted recruiters
  • Air Force ROTC cadets walk across the flight line during the fifth annual Pathways to Blue on Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, April 5, 2019. Pathways to Blue is a diversity outreach event hosted by Second Air Force with the support of the 81st Training Wing and the 403rd Wing. More than 250 cadets from 12 different colleges and universities were provided hands-on demonstrations of various career fields. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

    Air Force ROTC cadets find their Pathway to Blue

    Second Air Force held their fifth annual Pathways to Blue event here where more than 250 ROTC cadets
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