AATTC The mission of the Advanced Airlift Tactics Center Training Center (AATTC) is increasing the
warfighting effectiveness and survivability of mobility forces.

The AATTC is in its third decade of providing advanced tactical training to airlift aircrews from the Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve Command, Air Mobility Command, Air Combat Command, Air Force Special Operations Command, United States Marine Corps, and 16 allied nations. Through a Total Force Initiative, AATTC also provides Tactics Analysis, Tactics Development, and Electronic Warfare Deve

lopment for the mobility community. The AATTC functions as a clearinghouse for gathering and disseminating airlift tactics information. Since 1983, the AATTC has hosted an annual tactics symposium in St. Joseph, MO. Attendees from all branches of the Department of Defense as well as government contractors and numerous allied nations are represented. Serving as the cornerstone for aircraft tactics, the AATTC has maintained a reputation as the mobility air force’s “Tactics Center of Excellence” since its inception. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO DELETE ANY OFFENSIVE CONTENT. TERMS OF USE
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Our maintainers are always working hard to give our students and their aircraft the best support for any issue that coul...
06/22/2026

Our maintainers are always working hard to give our students and their aircraft the best support for any issue that could arise. Their newly acquired dual qualification for the C-130H and C-130J is just another tool in their belt.

Aircraft maintenance professionals assigned to the Advanced Airlift Tactics Training Center have reached a significant milestone by becoming dual qualified on both the C-130H and C-130J Hercules, enhancing their ability to support the school's evolving mission.

A few dark clouds and windy skies doesn't keep aircrews attending the Advanced Tactics Aircrew Course on the ground. As ...
03/16/2026

A few dark clouds and windy skies doesn't keep aircrews attending the Advanced Tactics Aircrew Course on the ground. As the saying goes, 'if it ain't raining, ya ain't training.' Although we were able to escape any rain, it was indeed a good week of training last week in U.S. Army Fort Huachuca.

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