207th Multi-Functional Training Regiment

207th Multi-Functional Training Regiment An accredited Institution of Excellence; top 10% of TRADOC schools in the U.S. Army. Our instructors train Soldiers and leaders in multiple specialties.

The 207th Multi-Functional Training Regiment is the Regional Training Institute for the Alaska Army National Guard. Our instructors train Soldiers and leaders at all levels, in multiple specialties. Course schedules are posted in Photos. TRADOC Courses:
Basic Leader Course (BLC)
11B Infantryman Military Occupational Specialty Transition Course (MOST)
11B Infantryman Leader Transition Course (ILTC)


11B Infantryman Advanced Leader Course (ALC)

State Courses:
Pre-Officer Candidate School (OCS)
Company Commander and First Sergeant Pre-Command Course (CCFSPCC)
MEDIC Table VIII
Combat Life Saver (CLS)
Army Commercial Driver's License Certification (ACDL)
Tactics Certification Course (TCC)
Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness Training (CSFFT)

The 207th MFTR also plans and executes the Best Warrior Competition. Additional courses available by request:
Cold Weather Indoctrination Course (CWIC)
Arctic Light Individual Training (ALIT)

Contact Information:
Operations: (907) 428-6614
Training: (907) 317-1272
Admin: (907) 428-7442

MFTR website on the AKARNG Portal:
http://akportal/Units/38TC/RTI/default.aspx

Physical Address:
Building 60820
Camp Carroll
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska 99505-0800

The outdoor season is upon us; be aware of your surroundings and plan accordingly. Don’t forget that Alaska experiences ...
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The outdoor season is upon us; be aware of your surroundings and plan accordingly. Don’t forget that Alaska experiences some of the most pronounced tidal fluctuations in the world, with some areas seeing average differences of up to 40 feet (12 meters) between high and low tide. Be safe!

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📣 What is the SFRG?

The Soldier and Family Readiness Group (SFRG) is a command-sponsored organization that connects Soldiers and their families to information, resources, and one another. It’s about building community, sharing support, and ensuring no one navigates military life alone.

We’re currently looking for family members who are interested in getting involved! Whether you’re new to the unit or a seasoned military spouse of a current service member, your presence makes a difference.

📩 Reach out through your Soldier to learn more or join the network.

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| Photo of the Day: INCOMING |

U.S. Army, U.S. Army Reserve and Army National Guard infantry noncommissioned officers react to indirect fire during a situational training exercise on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson April 21, 2025, during the AKARNG's 207th Multi-Functional Training Regiment's Advanced Leaders Course.

(Alaska National Guard photo by Seth LaCount)



Full ALC album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/alaskanationalguard/albums/72177720325399276

In an era of multi domain operations, Soldiers must be able to fight and win and support DSCA operations in demanding en...
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In an era of multi domain operations, Soldiers must be able to fight and win and support DSCA operations in demanding environments without notice. The 207th MFTR tested their physical skills moving over snow covered terrain.

We stand in support of the 297th Regional Support Group!
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We stand in support of the 297th Regional Support Group!

The Alaska Army National Guard’s Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 297th Regional Support Group will deploy approximately 80 Guardsmen on a nine-month mission to Eastern Europe in support of the

207th MFTR 2024 Holiday Event
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207th MFTR 2024 Holiday Event

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P. O. Box 5800
Fort Richardson, AK
99595

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+19074286924

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