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Jan. 31, 2024
Schoolhouse Rock: Fort Leonard Wood

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri is home to the Air Force’s 368th Training Squadron (TRS), which provides initial skills and advanced level training in the areas of engineering, pavements & equipment, and emergency management. Originally located at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, the 368 TRS was first
Oct. 27, 2023
Air Force unit partners with Forest Service to share best practices, improve training

Fort Leonard Wood’s Air Force 368th Training Squadron is sharing aspects of their unique training on post with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service — skills members from the Mark Twain National Forest Service are hoping will help them improve the work they do on Missouri’s protected
Oct. 20, 2023
Air Force uses unique MOS taught on post to help Army reach their fitness goals

Students from Fort Leonard Wood’s U.S. Air Force 368th Training Squadron are putting their new pavement skills to the test by laying concrete pads for the Army’s gyms-in-a-box that will support the Secretary of the Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness initiative.
Aug. 19, 2021
368th TRS hosts ground trans summit, competitive rodeo at Fort Leonard Wood

Fort Leonard Wood’s Air Force 368th Training Squadron hosted a ground transportation summit and competitive rodeo event this week to discuss the future of their specialty, find and resolve issues, discuss best practices, and “put faces to names.”
Oct. 17, 2018
368th TRS replaces largest AETC detachment at ceremony

The newly reactivated 368th Training Squadron replaced Detachment 1 of the 364th TRS during a ceremony at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, Oct. 17, 2018, giving the commander more flexibility and the unit more leverage for manpower.

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Schoolhouse Rock: Fort Leonard Wood

Air Force unit partners with Forest Service to share best practices, improve training

Air Force uses unique MOS taught on post to help Army reach their fitness goals

368th TRS hosts ground trans summit, competitive rodeo at Fort Leonard Wood

368th TRS replaces largest AETC detachment at ceremony