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NAS Kingsville trains 50 percent of the Navy & Marine Corps' tactical jet pilots each year!

From the Commanding Officer:


Welcome to the NAS Kingsville Web Site. I hope you'll be able to find all the information about the air station that you are looking for within these pages. From our proud history, to our on-base commands and activities, to our basewide population figures and more!

Reporting Aboard? Click the REPORTING ABOARD link on the right side menu of this page for important information regarding how to check-in to your new duty station. Please feel free to contact our Public Affairs Office with questions or comments about this site or NAS Kingsville in general. e-mail kngv-pao@navy.mil.

This Web site is maintained by our Public Affairs Office (PAO) staff and the site is updated frequently. Questions and comments about the Site can be directed to the PAO staff via e-mail to kngv-pao@navy.mil or by phone at (361) 516-6146.

We hope you enjoy your visit to our Web site --- and look for our Facebook page as well (Nas-Kingsville).

CAPT Eric Bromley, Commanding Officer

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To request aircraft for a flyover, static display/fly-in or air show, start by submitting a DD Form 2535.

Forms and information are available here.

Incoming Personnel

You have orders to NAS Kingsville - and we look forward to your arrival!

To help you prepare for your first day we have generated a list of resources, tips, education, and contact information for services and programs that NASK has available.

Find our Welcome Aboard package here.

News From Around NAS Kingsville

Training Squadron 21 Holds Change of Command at NAS Kingsville
Aug 17, 2020

The “Redhawks” of Training Squadron (VT) 21 held a change-of-command ceremony at Naval Air Station (NAS) Kingsville, Texas, Aug. 14.
US Navy’s First Black Female Tactical Air Pilot Earns Wings of Gold in Texas
Jul 31, 2020

The U.S. Navy’s first Black female tactical air (TACAIR) pilot received her Wings of Gold July 31, marking a significant milestone for Naval Aviation. Virginia native Lt. j.g. Madeline G. Swegle was designated a naval aviator and received her Wings of Gold with 25 classmates during a small ceremony at Naval Air Station (NAS) Kingsville, Texas.

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