Training and Readiness

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Training and Readiness

Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base New Orleans is the premiere training detachment facility in the Central Gulf Coast Region. Its proximity to both over-water and over-land training areas is unsurpassed. NAS JRB provides newly renovated hangar space for all squadron personnel; large ramp areas; tenant aircraft support (F/A-18 and F-15); TACTS auditorium (coming soon); MWR facilities, equipment and events; and of course those world renowned New Orleans attractions.

For commands interested in utilizing NAS JRB New Orleans as a site for an upcoming training detachment, please call base operations at 504-678-3101.

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