82d Training Wing - Units

Units

The 82 TW is the largest of four technical training wings in Air Education and Training Command and is the most diversified in scope of training. The 82d, 782d, and 882d Training Groups conduct training at Sheppard and at geographically separated locations around the country. The 982d Training Group conducts training at locations worldwide.

82d Training Group (82 TRG)

  • 360th Training Squadron (360 TRS)
  • 361st Training Squadron (361 TRS)
  • 362nd Training Squadron (362 TRS)
  • 363rd Training Squadron (363 TRS)
  • AIRCRAFT AND MUNITIONS MAINTENANCE OFFICER COURSES (AMMOC)

782d Training Group (782 TRG)

  • 364th Training Squadron (364 TRS)
  • 365th Training Squadron (365 TRS)
  • 366th Training Squadron (366 TRS)
  • 367th Training Squadron (367 TRS)

982d Training Group (982 TRG)

  • 372nd Training Squadron (372 TRS)
  • 373rd Training Squadron (373 TRS)
  • 982d Maintenance Squadron (982 MXS)

82d Mission Support Group (82 MSG)

  • 82d Communications Squadron (82 CS)
  • 82d Security Forces Squadron (82 SFS)
  • 82d Mission Support Squadron (82 MSS)
  • 82d Civil Engineer Squadron (82 CES)
  • 82d Logistics Readiness Squadron (82 LRS)
  • 82d Contracting Squadron (82 CONS)
  • 82d Services Division
  • 82d Organized Maintenance Squadron (82 OMS)

82d Medical Group (82 MDG)

  • 82d Medical Operations Squadron (82 MDOS)
  • 82d Dental Squadron (82 DS)
  • 82d Aerospace Medical Squadron (82 AMDS)
  • 82d Medical Support Squadron (82 MDSS)

Additionally, the 82d Comptroller Squadron (82 CPTS) reports directly to the 82 TRW.

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