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Each year, the 80th TC conducts nearly 1,700 courses, training approximately 47,000 military and civilian personnel in support of U.S. Army Reserve Command and TRADOC objectives. The command delivers instruction across 12 Career Management Fields (CMFs) within operations, operational support, and force sustainment.
Key Training Programs:
- Intermediate Level Education (Phases 1, 2, and 3) with the 97th Training Brigade (CGSOC/ILE).
- Functional training courses with the 83rd U.S. Army Reserve Readiness Training Center.
- Non-commissioned Officer professional military education at NCO Academy Fort Dix, NCO Academy Fort McCoy, and NCO Academy Camp Parks.
The 80th TC (TASS) includes three major one-star divisions:
Division | Focus Area | Headquarters |
94th Training Division | Force Sustainment | Fort Gregg-Adams, VA |
100th Training Division | Leader Development | Fort Knox, KY |
102nd Training Division | Maneuver Support | Fort Leonard Wood, MO |
TASS Training Center – Fort Hunter Liggett (TTC-FHL):
TTC-FHL supports the 102nd Training Division (MS) by providing logistical, administrative, and facilities support for instructors, course managers, and students. Our goal is to ensure the successful execution of the Army Program for Individual Training (ARPRINT) under the 80th Training Command. Currently supporting Military Occupational Specialty Reclassification (MOS-T), Advanced Leader Course (ALC), and Senior Leader Course (SLC) for the following specialties:
- 12N – Horizontal Construction Engineer
- 88M – Motor Transport Operator
- 31B – Military Police
Courses Team and ATRRS School Codes
TEAM | SCHOOL CODE | COURSE | CONTACT |
Engineer | K052 | 12N10, 12N ALC, 12N SLC | 831-386-2306 / 3031 |
Military Police | K191 | 831-386-2048 / 2195 | |
Transportation | K551 | 831-386-3065 / 3075 |
Students and training NCOs must provide the course name and number when contacting the training center.
Welcome Letters & Course Dates
To access school information:
1. Visit ATRRs Course Catalog https://www.atrrs.army.mil/atrrscc/
2. Select fiscal year
3. Select one of these school codes: 052, K191, or K551 for your search criteria.
4. Click “Search the ATRRS Course Catalog”
5. Select your Course
6. In the ATRRS School information screen, scroll near the bottom to the table that says, “Information for School”.
Travel Information
Early Arrival and Departures are not authorized
ARRIVAL
Privately Owned Vehicle (POV): Students that are driving (POVs) are required to contact their course manager prior to departing their home unit for training. Students are required to have a current drivers license, proof of insurance, valid registration, upon entry to the main gate. All students must report to Building 3300, 7th Division Road, TASS Training Center no later than 1700 hours on their scheduled reporting date. Those arriving after 1700 must immediately notify their course manager.
Bldg 3300 Ft. Hunter Liggett Google Map Link
Air Travel: Students are required to fly into San Jose International Airport (Airport code: SJC). Arrival or departure from any other airport with be the responsibility of the student’s unit. Upon arrival at San Jose International Airport, go to the information booth in the baggage claim area. Inform the attendant that you are a student going to Fort Hunter Liggett and you need to report to the Military Lounge for a contracted bus. Students must NOT board Monterey Salinas Transit (MST) bus lines. There may be school signs providing details. The scheduled bus departs SJC at 1900 hours on the reporting date; students should confirm the latest schedule with their course manager.
Military Lounge Google Map LINK
DEPARTURE
Privately Owned Vehicle (POV): Students that are driving (POVs) are required to contact their units prior to departing from their graduation. The course manager will release students no earlier than 0500 hours on the designated departure day.
AIR: Students are required to out of San Jose International Airport (Airport code: SJC). Departure flights must be scheduled no earlier than 1000 hours, and students will be transported to SJC from Fort Hunter Liggett via contracted bus at no cost. Transportation to other airports is the responsibility of that student’s unit.
Medical Information
Students attending training at Fort Hunter Liggett must bring a sufficient supply of all required medications to last the duration of their stay. There is no on-site medical treatment facility available, and routine medical care is located approximately one hour away. Students who rely on prescription medications should consult their course manager in advance to ensure their prescriptions will not interfere with graduation requirements. Additionally, those who require powered medical equipment must be prepared for potential power outages, which may last several hours. It is strongly recommended that students bring battery backups or alternative power sources to maintain the functionality of essential medical devices throughout the training period.