Coast Guard Aviation Training Center Mobile

The Coast Guard Aviation Training Center (ATC) in Mobile, Alabama is a multi-mission unit, acting as the Coast Guard’s aviation and capabilities development center, as well as an operational air station. Training is conducted to qualify Coast Guard pilots in the HU-25 "Guardian", the HH-60 "Jayhawk", the HH-65 "Dolphin", the HC-130 Hercules, the HC-130J Hercules, and the  HC-144 "Ocean Sentry." 

All pilots initially trained at ATC return once a year for a one week proficiency course in their designated airframe. 
The ATC Mobile evaluation center is responsible for ensuring that Coast Guard aviation forces are using the best equipment and tactics to successfully complete all required missions. The Operations Division, flying the HC-144A Ocean Sentry, is a segment within the ATC command that conducts traditional Coast Guard air station missions including Search and Rescue, Homeland Security, and Environmental Protection.  

The Operation Division operates under the tactical control of the Eighth Coast Guard District and has area of responsibility that extends from the Louisiana/Texas border to the eastern edge of the Florida panhandle. (Source:  uscg.mil/hq/atcmobil)  

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	Base Address: Coast Guard Aviation Training Center Mobile 8501 Tanner Williams Rd Mobile, AL 36608
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