344th Training Squadron

Members of the 344th Training Squadron gather in front of the 344 TRS building for a group photo.

Mission: Graduate Technically Proficient Airmen with a Mission-Ready Mindset

Vision: Air Force’s Model for Innovative, Adaptive Technical Training 

The 344 TRS is an extremely diverse unit with a mission to provide technical training for over 6,500 Active Duty, Reserve, Guard, International and civilian students annually in Career Enlisted Aviators, Aerospace Physiology, Logistics Plans, Materiel Management, Contracting, Recruiting, Safety, and TEMPEST courses. 

Contact Information


 
344th Training Squadron
1015 Femoyer St Building 10900
Lackland AFB, TX 78236
 
Commander Support Staff:
(210) 671-1788

Courses

  • Career Enlisted Aviator (CEA) Center of Excellence (1A1XX, 1HXXX, 1A8X1/2)
  • Contracting (6C0XX)
  • Ground, Weapons & Flight Safety (1S0XX, 2W0XX, 2W1XX)
  • Logistics Plans (2G0XX)
  • Materiel Management (2S0XX)
  • National TEMPEST School
  • USAF/SF AD, Guard, Reserve Recruiting (8R000)

37th Training Group in the News

  • Mother of fallen Defender ‘marches on’ honoring son

    In the sweltering summer heat, 31 Defenders trekked up the rigorous route for their graduation ruck. Sixty-five-year-old Jiffy Helton-Sarver marches near the front, carrying a guidon commemorating her fallen son, Security Forces Officer 1st Lt. Joseph Helton.

  • Why I Stay: The inspiring journey of Staff Sgt. Codie Linden

    In a world often clouded by uncertainty, there are individuals whose dedication and selflessness shine brightly, illuminating a path for others to follow. Staff Sgt. Codie Linden is one such individual, whose journey of service and sacrifice serves as inspiration to all who come across his story.

  • The Legacy of MWD Nemo and Robert ‘Bob’ Thorneburg

    Vietnam War Veteran Airman Robert ‘Bob’ Throneburg and his partner, Military Working Dog Nemo, have an enduring legacy within the working dog community. On April 2, Throneburg’s family came to see the impacts of this legacy in person when they visited the 341st Training Squadron.