Naval Air Station Corpus Christi

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Welcome to Naval Air Station Corpus Christi

Home to Chief of Naval Air Training, Training Air Wing FOUR, Corpus Christi Army Depot and other tenants. NAS Corpus Christi has supported pilot training and operations since 1941.

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Surrounded on three sides by water -- Corpus Christi Bay, Oso Bay and the Laguna Madre -- Naval Air Station Corpus Christi has been home to Naval pilot training since 1941. Today, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and foreign student pilots earn their wings training in the fours squadrons of Training Air Wing FOUR, using NAS' Truax Field and outlying airfields.
NAS also is home to the Corpus Christi Army Depot, the primary aviation depot maintenance for Department of Defense rotary wing aircraft, as well as dozens of other tenant organizations.

For information and or to report a sexual assault, please contact the following NASCC SAPR 24/7 numbers:
NASCC SAPR Victim Advocate 24/7 Cell: (361) 438-7778
NASCC SARC 24/7 Cell: (361) 523-3580

The health and well-being of Sailors, their families and civilians are the Navy's top priority.

NAS Corpus Christi's drinking water systems comply with all applicable Federal, State, and local safe drinking water regulations, Executive Orders, and Navy Policy by performing water quality monitoring and providing customers an annual Consumer Confidence Report as well as investigating and resolving customer complaints.

These programs are designed to ensure that safe drinking water is delivered to every consumer.

Here are the most recent Consumer Confidence Reports.

Consumer Confidence Report

Review the annual hurricane brief (below) to help you prepare for the upcoming hurricane season or any other serious weather event.

Hurricane Brief

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News From Around NAS Corpus Christi

NRC Corpus Christi Enables NMRTC Operations
Jul 11, 2023

Sometimes things don’t go the way you anticipate or plan. When this happens, it’s critical to have those you can count on to ensure the mission still succeeds. Navy Reserve Center (NRC) Corpus Christi recently assisted Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command (NMRTC) Corpus Christi by allowing use of its facilities during a planned system outage that was delayed for an extended period.
Naval Aviation Training Next – Project Hellcat graduates first class of student aviators
Feb 23, 2022

The first class of eight student naval aviators (SNA) completed Naval Aviation Training Next (NATN)
Project Avenger: Simulators Get Live Air Traffic Control for More Immersive Flight Training
Feb 09, 2022

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas - Student Naval aviators (SNA) with Training Air Wing (TW) 4, located at Naval Air Station (NAS) Corpus Christi, now have the capability to speak directly with live air traffic control (ATC) personnel during simulator training, a significant advancement to the Navy’s undergraduate primary flight training.
Replacing Aging Waterlines at NAS Corpus Christi
Sep 14, 2021

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A small business was awarded a contract by Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southeast to repair and replace Naval Air Station Corpus Christi's potable water system that was installed in the 1940s.
Acting Under Secretary Experiences Flight Training in South Texas
Oct 13, 2020

Acting Under Secretary of the Navy Gregory J. Slavonic experienced the Navy’s new approach to primary flight training during a visit to Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA) at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Oct. 8.

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