Detachment 2, 336th Training Squadron Building 8478 6th .
Detachment 2, 336th Training SquadronBuilding 84786th Armored Cav RdFort Meade, Maryland 20755INTEGRITY SERVICE EXCELLENCE
Detachment 2 OrganizationAir Education Training Command81 Training Wing81 Training Group336 Training SquadronKEESLER AFB, MSDet 2 CommanderChief, Military Training FlightUnit NCOIC & 1st SgtKnowledge Ops/RecordsPersonnelistMilitary Training LeaderPhantom Flight (NPS)Military Training LeaderNighthawk Flight (NPS)
336th Training SquadronDetachment 2The permanent party staff billets consist of a commander, onepersonnel specialist, one knowledge ops, and three military trainingleaders. The detachment commander represents the 81st TrainingWing and the 336th Training Squadron commanders at Keesler AFB,MS.Det 2 is staffed solely for the non-prior service/pipeline studentmission. On average, there are 60 non-prior service Airmenassigned to the detachment, with a typical class wait time of oneweek. Additionally, another 80 Airmen (TDY) report to the Det whileattending DINFOS, for administrative support.
336th Training SquadronDetachment 2MISSION:Instill in Airmen attending public affairs and visual information coursesAirmanship, leadership, and professionalism to build overwhelmingcombat power for the U.S. Air Force.Administration For All Assigned Students (NPS, PS, Civ):Re-class & recycles, NJP, weekend passes, orders, assignments, travel,finance, safety, mail, ancillary training, etc.Command Liaison SAF/PA, HQ AFPC, AETC, DINFOS, Ft Meade 70ISRW/NSA, JB Andrews, Keesler AFB:MPF, Finance, TMO, Medical, Facilities, HAWC, Trans, Postal, JAG,ADC, OSI, SAPR, EO
336th Training SquadronDetachment 2Detachment 2, 336 Training Squadron at Ft Meade, Md. is assigned to AirEducation and Training Command (AETC), and is responsible to the 81st TrainingWing at Keesler AFB, Miss. for the military training and administrative support ofAir Force students attending the Defense Information School (DINFOS).Det 2’s primary mission focus is on the non-prior service/pipeline students frombasic training. The Air Force’s newest Airmen continue to develop theirAirmanship while attending technical training and earning their AF specialty code(AFSC). This includes: required military and ancillary training, administration ofrecycle and reclassification actions, non-judicial punishments and other discipline,initial/follow-on assignments, orders, finance, promotions, travel, safety, and more.The detachment facilitates TDY students attending other DINFOS courses.Most TDY students are self-sufficient, however Det 2 is responsible foradministrative issues including accountability, safety, discipline, and more.The detachment has the visibility of several interested parties andcommanders, including SAF/PA, AETC/CC, HQ AFPC/PA, and 81st TrainingWing. Det 2 completes the mission with the cooperation of several missionPartners: DINFOS, Fort Meade Garrison, 70 ISRW, JB Andrews, Bethesda,Keesler AFB, and others.
Basic Rules As Stated In AETCI36-2216- No smoking during the duty day for both (PS and NPS)- Call to quarters curfew is 2200 during school nights/2400 onweekends (NPS only)- No cell phones during the duty day (NPS only)- No POV use during the duty day unless approved by Det staff(NPS only)- Marching everywhere during the duty day (NPS only)- Instructors are not authorized to pull 341’s from NPS Airmen
Monday:Weekly Schedule0515: PT (summer months)0730-1600: Class1645: PT (winter months)1630: Disciplinary issues/mentoring/classes/etcTuesday:0700: Open Ranks0730-1600: Class1630: Disciplinary issues/mentoring/classes/etcWednesday:0515: PT (summer months)0730-1600: Class1645: PT (winter months)1630: Disciplinary issues/mentoring/classes/etcThursday:0700: Open Ranks0730-1600: Class1630-1730: Airman’s Time1730: Disciplinary issues/mentoring/classes/etcFriday:0515: PT (summer months)0730-1600: Class1645: PT (winter months)1630: Disciplinary issues/mentoring/classes/etc
Basic Rules As Stated In AETCI 36-2216 - No smoking during the duty day for both (PS and NPS) - Call to quarters curfew is 2200 during school nights/2400 on weekends (NPS only) - No cell phones during the duty day (NPS only) - No POV use during the duty day unless approved by Det staff (NPS only) - Marching everywhere during the duty day (NPS only)File Size: 1MB
7th Tank Co. a unit of the 2nd Armored Division. Co. "E" 96Sth Infantry - a Colored outfit and a unit of the 7th Army. 32nd Troop Carrier Squadron. 50th Troop Carrier Squadron. Headquarters Squadron, 314th Troop Carrier Group. 51st Tr90P Carrier Squadron. 62nd Troop Carrier Squadron.
Redesignated Attack Squadron ONE L (VA-1L) on 15 November 1946. Disestablished on 20 November 1948. The Navy's first and only squadron to be designated VA-1L. Squadron Insignia and Nickname CNO approved an insignia for VT-58 on 1 July 1946. The insignia represents the squadron's multimis-sion, day-and-night car-rier operational capabili-ties.
A. Squadron Leadership School (SLS)/Corporate Learning Course(CLC) 1. The primary purpose of the SLS is to enhance a senior member's performance at the squadron level and to increase understanding of the basic function of a squadron and how to improve squadron operations. Upon completion of the school, members should be able
451st FLYING TRAINING SQUADRON MISSION LINEAGE 451st Bombardment Squadron (Medium) constituted, 19 Jun 1942 Activated, 17 Jul 1942 Inactivated, 11 Dec 1945 Redesignated 451st Bombardment Squadron (Light), 3 Jul 1947 Activated in the reserve, 9 Aug 1947 Inactivated, 27 Jun 1949
Brunswick County Composite Squadron (NC-170) Sandhills Senior Squadron (NC -171) Group 6 (NC-006) 111th Search & Rescue Composite Sqdn (NC-111) Charlotte Senior Squadron (NC -121) Iredell Composite (NC-162) Composite Squadron of the Waxhaws (NC-300) Randolph Composite S
The following is a list of various squadron designations used by the Navy since the early 1920s. It does not include Marine Corps squadron designations. The list is in alphabetical order rather than in the chronological order of squadron development. The general time frame for when the design
Sail and Power Squadron Formerly Rocky River Sail and Power Squadron Published by North Coast Ohio Sail and Power Squadron, Inc. CALL TO NCOSPS ANNUAL MEETING and ELECTIONS Wednesday, March 14, 2018 —- 7:00 pm Houlihan's Restaurant, 25651 Detroit Rd., Westlak
Scrum 1 Agile has become one of the big buzzwords in the software development industry. But what exactly is agile development? Put simply, agile development is a different way of executing software development teams and projects. To understand what is new, let us recap the traditional methods. In conventional software development, the product requirements are finalized before proceeding with .
