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Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Detachment Atsugi Welcome to Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training (CNATT) Detachment Atsugi’s page!

Please visit our official homepage at https://www.netc.navy.mil/CNATTAtsugi/.

CNATT Det. Atsugi team proudly congratulates AZ1 Boggs on her reenlistment.By choosing to continue her service, AZ1 Bogg...
19/09/2026

CNATT Det. Atsugi team proudly congratulates AZ1 Boggs on her reenlistment.

By choosing to continue her service, AZ1 Boggs reaffirms her commitment to the United States Navy and its mission. Congratulations on this milestone, we wish you continued success in the years ahead.

19/09/2026

Rear. Admiral Greg Huffman, commander, Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), held an all-hands call for all NETC schoolhouses located in Yokosuka and then conducted office calls with Lt. Cmdr. Hung Lee, officer in charge (OIC), Surface Combat Systems Training Command (SCSTC) Western Pacific (WESTPAC), Lt. Garrett Riley, OIC, Surface Warfare Schools Command ELS Yokosuka, and Chief Warrant Officer 5 Radcliffe Samuels, OIC, Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Det Atsugi at SCSTC WESTPAC during his visit onboard Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Sept. 10.

NETC recruits, trains, and delivers those who serve our nation, transforming civilians into highly skilled, operationally ready and combat-ready warfighters. Huffman’s engagement in Japan underscores how education, training, and strong partnerships contribute to fleet readiness and a capable, integrated force across the Pacific ensuring our Navy meets today’s challenges and tomorrow’s demands.

SCSTC WESTPAC is an adaptive and innovative forward deployed training command delivering the highest quality combat systems training to U.S. and allied forces, increasing the lethality and tactical proficiency of naval forces in the Indo-Pacific domain. SCSTC WESTPAC ensures NETC warfighters are always ready to answer the call and deliver combat lethality where it matters most!

Congratulations to ETC (AW/SW/IW) Fuerte on your decision to Stay Navy. Your continued service and professionalism are a...
31/08/2026

Congratulations to ETC (AW/SW/IW) Fuerte on your decision to Stay Navy. Your continued service and professionalism are a credit to the fleet. A sincere thank you to your family for their unwavering support.

Sailors from CNATT Det. Atsugi hosted a Sailor 360 training focused on the retention and reenlistment process.Understand...
25/08/2026

Sailors from CNATT Det. Atsugi hosted a Sailor 360 training focused on the retention and reenlistment process.

Understanding these processes is vital to reinforcing the CNO’s Quality of Life initiative and supporting Sailors as they choose to continue their Navy careers. This training helps ensure our Sailors have the knowledge and resources they need to thrive while serving.

Photo Credits: AM1 Cadenas

Paint Guns Down! Course Complete!Over the past two weeks, Sailors and Marines from Okinawa, Iwakuni, Atsugi, Misawa, and...
09/08/2026

Paint Guns Down! Course Complete!

Over the past two weeks, Sailors and Marines from Okinawa, Iwakuni, Atsugi, Misawa, and Bahrain locked in the fundamentals of aircraft painting.

Training covered:
• Safety equipment and surface preparation
• Aircraft markings
• HVLP spray gun operation
• Primer and topcoat application
• Spray gun troubleshooting and paint failures

Students put in the work on the virtual paint simulator and hands-on practicals to finish their final projects to standard. Solid effort from the entire class. Attention to detail showed.

Lead Instructors / Photo Credits: AM1 Cadenas, AM1 Angot

On July 24th CNATT Det Atsugi Sailors rolled up their sleeves and got to work cleaning up the NAF Atsugi SOFA parking lo...
31/07/2026

On July 24th CNATT Det Atsugi Sailors rolled up their sleeves and got to work cleaning up the NAF Atsugi SOFA parking lot! Armed with gloves and trash bags, the team tackled weeds, debris, and litter to keep it looking sharp for the community!

Congratulations to our newest 2M pipeline graduates! From June 1 through July 21, 2026 these Sailors and civilian succes...
23/07/2026

Congratulations to our newest 2M pipeline graduates!

From June 1 through July 21, 2026 these Sailors and civilian successfully completed the entire 2M training pipeline, including MTR, MINI, and MICRO courses. After completing 272 total hours of rigorous instruction, they are now fully qualified across all three areas.

Congratulations to our graduates on this outstanding accomplishment, and a special thank you to our dedicated 2M instructors for their commitment to developing the Fleet’s newest qualified technicians!

Bravo Zulu, YN2 Cardenas!🎉We gathered as a command to bid farewell to YN2 Cardenas, who is transferring after 2 years of...
01/07/2026

Bravo Zulu, YN2 Cardenas!🎉
We gathered as a command to bid farewell to YN2 Cardenas, who is transferring after 2 years of dedicated service to CNATT DET ATSUGI.
During the ceremony our OIC, CWO5 Samuels, presented the Navy and Marine Corps Achievements Medal (NAM) for his outstanding performance, leadership and keeping our team operating at the highest level.
YN2, thank you for your hard work and the lasting impact you have left on our CNATT family. You will be sorely missed here, but we know you are going to do incredible things at your next command.
Good luck and thank you for all that you did here at CNATT DET Atsugi!⭐️

A quick look back to our CNATT MWR Command Bowling event on June 18th! Nothing beats taking a little time to unwind with...
29/06/2026

A quick look back to our CNATT MWR Command Bowling event on June 18th! Nothing beats taking a little time to unwind with the team and enjoy some friendly competition off-duty.
Thanks to everyone who came out and made it a memorable afternoon!🎳

The team that plays together, stays together❗️

Please join us in congratulating our outstanding Sailors on their recent achievements and well-deserved recognition for ...
03/06/2026

Please join us in congratulating our outstanding Sailors on their recent achievements and well-deserved recognition for their dedication, professionalism, and service!

AZ1 Gutridge was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for exceptional performance and contributions during his tour at CNATT Det Atsugi.

AD1 Velazquez received the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal as an end-of-tour award from HSM-49, honoring sustained superior performance and commitment to mission success.

YN1 Smith was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for exceptional performance, professionalism, and dedication to the command.

AT1 Murphy was recognized with the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal for making a lasting impact through selfless volunteer service within the Ayase community.

AT1 Williams received a "Welcom Aboard" letter for his new baby from CWO5 Samuels, CNATT Det Atsugi Officer in Charge, and ATCS Oguntala, Senior Enlisted Leader, celebrating this exciting milestone and extending the command’s congratulations to his growing family.

These accomplishments reflect the highest standards of naval service and demonstrate the talent, commitment, and character that make our team successful every day. Bravo Zulu to all our awardees and their families for their continued support and sacrifices!

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Monday 07:00 - 15:00
Tuesday 07:00 - 15:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 15:00
Thursday 07:00 - 15:00
Friday 07:00 - 15:00

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