Chief of Naval Air Training
// NAS Corpus Christi
T-6B Texan II Preflight
Lt. Cmdr. Henry Stanley and Ens. Myrick Harward, both assigned to the "Rangers" of Training Squadron (VT) 28, conduct a preflight inspection on a T-6B Texan II prior to a training event... More Info
Training Air Wing 4 Flight Operations
A member of Training Air Wing 4 prepares for a training flight in a T-6B Texan II aircraft... More Info
New Aircraft Arrives at NAS Corpus Christi
The arrival of the T-54A heralds a new generation of Naval Aviators who will use the trainer to earn their wings of gold... More Info
Celebrating 50 years of women in Naval Aviation
Lt. Kya Bolding pictured flying a P-8 Poseidon... More Info
Our Mission
The mission of Naval Air Training Command is to train, mentor, and deliver the highest quality Naval Aviators who prevail in competition, crisis, and conflict. Read More...
Aviation TrainingTrng.
Since the days when naval aviator #1 - Lt Theodore Ellyson - trained at the Curtis Aviation Camp a North Island, CA, in 1911, to today with 5 Training Air Wings located across the American Southeast, the production of the world's finest naval aviators has been our business. Read More...
Aircraft
It is an exciting time in Naval Aviation as most training and fleet aircraft are in the process of transitioning to newer models/aircraft. CNATRA is modernizing and downsizing from seven type model series with eleven configurations to four type model series and configurations. Read More...
RADM Rich Brophy
A native of Carmel, California, Rear Adm. Rich Brophy received his commission in 1991 from the U.S. Naval Academy, and in 1994 was designated a Naval Aviator. He is a graduate of the U.S. Navy Fighter Weapons School (TOPGUN), Troy State University and U.S. Naval War College.
Brophy's operational assignments include tours with VFA 105 and VFA 81. He has completed...
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