NATTC

Naval Air Technical Training Center (NATTC) is a significant U.S. Navy training command, originally established during World War II to provide specialized technical training for naval aviation personnel. The first NATTC was commissioned in 1942 at Naval Air Station Memphis, Tennessee, where it played a critical role in preparing sailors and Marines for service in aircraft maintenance, avionics, and related technical fields. Over the decades, NATTC has evolved, consolidating and relocating various training programs to meet the changing needs of naval aviation, with the primary center now located at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida. Today, NATTC continues its legacy by training thousands of enlisted personnel annually, ensuring the operational readiness and technical proficiency of the Navy and Marine Corps aviation community.