342nd Training Squadron

Mission: To Produce World-Class Aerospace Physiology Instructors and be the Air Force’s Premier Acceleration and Aircrew Training Center

Vision: The Cornerstone Of Aerospace Physiology Training

The 342nd Training Squadron is home to the aerospace physiology technical school for officers and technicians, providing initial and refresher training for all aircrew, and acceleration training for all fighter aircrew. The 342 TRS provides training to about 1,500 students each year including instruction to 25 partner nations. Students include prior and non-prior service, Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, Department of Defense civilians, and international students.

CONTACT INFORMATION

 

342nd Training Squadron

Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 

CSS: (937) 938-2916

 

37th Training Group in the News

  • There’s a new class on the block

    The enlisted contracting career field is so lean it often places E-7s and E-8s in Senior Enlisted Leaders slots, and, until now, those junior SELs often took on the challenge without formal training.

  • S.A. Rotary Club virtual immerse in K-9 handler training

    Cadre members of the 341st Training Squadron’s K-9 Handlers course at Joint Base San Antonio--Lackland showcased the training military members undergo to become military working dog handlers during a virtual demonstration for members of the San Antonio Rotary Club of Fair Oaks Ranch Texas, June 3,

  • 344th TRS participates in resiliency chat with CMSAF Wright

    Master Sgt. Robyn Pryor (bottom center), a 37th Training Wing Airman, speaks on "The New Normal", a podcast hosted by Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Kaleth O. Wright (top left). Pryor, member of the 344th Training Squadron, discussed the creation of the community, C3 (Care, Commit, and Connect),

  • Police Week 2020: Defender Busch Beats the Odds

    Hailing from Sugarloaf, Penn., Busch started Air Force Basic Military Training May 20, 2019 and at graduation on July 19, 2019, she was all set to start a promising career as a Security Forces Defender. But an accident during technical training at the 343rd Training Squadron put her childhood dreams

  • 37th TRW Airman-In-Training saves fellow trainee's life

    Airman Antonio E. Lopez received the Air Force Achievement Medal for Outstanding Achievement, a Single Action Achievement Medal, Thursday, April 23 for performing the Heimlich maneuver, saving a fellow Airman’s life. Lopez, a Career Enlisted Aviator in technical training, was awarded the medal