The NTC and Fort Irwin

The National Training Center and Fort Irwin

Lead - Train - Win

Did you know? The School for Family and MWR offers courses on command guidance, service culture and more.

Desert Warrior Week 23

Desert Warrior Week (DWW23), 20-23 May, will determine who earns the Commanders Cup and bragging rights for the next year. The awards ceremony and Concert in the Park, featuring Sean Kingston will begin on 23 May at 3:00 p.m.

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Ft. Irwin Community Resource Guide

The Community Resource Guide (CRG) is an inventory of resources for Soldiers, Family Members and Leaders within the NTC/Fort Irwin Community. CLICK HERE.
QUALITY OF LIFE INITIATIVES ARE PLACED FRONT AND CENTER AT FORT IRWIN

NTC and Fort Irwin senior leaders introduced the new strategic plan, “Building a Stronger Foundation”, which seeks to improve the quality of life for Soldiers and residents of Fort Irwin. The numerous quality of life initiatives are slated to break ground within the next five years. Click Here
Tenant Bill of Rights

The Tenant Bill of Rights was created to ensure Service Members and their Families have safe, quality homes and communities and clear rights while living in them. You can view the Housing Bill of Rights by clicking here.
Town Hall Livestream

Tune in to our monthly livestream to catch up on current and upcoming events in the community.

Welcome to Fort Irwin, home of the National Training Center. Located in San Bernardino County, in southern California, about 35 miles north of the town of Barstow. The installation was established by President Franklin Roosevelt as a sub-installation of Camp Haan in Riverside, California. In 1981, the US Army created the National Training Center at Fort Irwin to train Armored Brigade Combat Teams to “Win the First Fight.”