Directorates and Commands

7th ATC Directorates and Commands

The 7th Army Training Command's robust and dynamic expeditionary training teams bring efficient and effective training solutions anywhere it's needed in Europe, Africa and beyond. The 7th ATC combines and connects live, virtual and simulated training with NATO and partner-nation training centers.

We prepare U.S., NATO and partner-nation forces by connecting live, virtual and simulated training to enable nations to train together and set conditions for peace.

Directorates and Commands

Combined Arms Training Center
U.S. Army Europe schoolhouse for institutional training with over 60 tactical and technical courses.

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Grafenwoehr Training Area
Over 233²km of training area with digital live-fire ranges, schoolhouses and convoy training lanes.

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International Special Training Centre
Teaches advanced skills to Special Operations Forces and similar units with both resident and mobile training.

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Joint Multinational Readiness Center
Only Army Combat Training Center outside the continental U.S. with a world-wide mobile training capability.

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Joint Multinational Simulation Center
Facilitates Mission Command training at all echelons through integration of established Training Environments.

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Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine
The Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine trains, equips, develops training center and Ukrainian Armed Forces.

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Noncommissioned Officers Academy
Develops leaders for the U.S. Army and its multinational allies and partners for more than 60 years.

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Training Support Activity Europe
Provides state-of-the-art home station, rotational and expeditionary training support and visual information.

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Video by Spc. Thomas Dixon

Joint operation removes obsolete radar equipment

7th Army Training Command

Oct. 18, 2023 | 2:16

Airmen assigned to the 7th Combat Weather Squadron and the 52nd Operation Support Squadron, along with German Army soldiers (Bundeswehr) assigned to the Medical Training Regiment in Feldkirchen, Germany, disassemble and remove AF/FPN-66 Radar Surveillance Central radar equipment at Grafenwoehr Army Airfield (GAAF) in Grafenwoehr, Germany on October 18, 2023. The GAAF, in partnership with the Army, Air Force, Bundeswehr, and local national contractors, works together to remove outdated and unused aerial radar equipment. (U.S. Army video by Spc. Thomas Dixon)

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