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345th training squadron

Mission:

Keeping in line with the mission of the Air Force and emphasizing our personal mission as a squadron, we Train, we Fight and we Win!
 

 

Vision:

The vision is simple - to shape the future of the Air Force by providing the best Services and Transportation professionals.

 

The 345th Training Squadron provides superior services and transportation training for warrior airmen and joint forces.

 

For the unit fact sheet, click here.

 

CONTACT INFORMATION

345th Training Squadron
711 Byrd Ave, Suite C103
Fort Lee, VA 23801
(804) 765-1853

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ArticleCS - Article List

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