WWII PHOTO ID BADGE ~ NORMAN OKLAHOMA NAVAL AIR TRAINING CENTER
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PHOTO ID BADGE ~ NAVAL AIR TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER, NORMAN, OKLAHOMA
2" DIAMETER
NATTC Norman, the largest technical training center in Naval Air Technical Training Command during World War II, was commissioned on September 20, 1942 when facilities of three West Coast schools were consolidated to form the technical training center. AMM and AOM schools at NAS San Diego, AMM and AM schools at NAS Alameda and AMM and AOM schools from NAS Seattle moved to Norman, complete with instructors, equipment, supervisory personnel and trainees, and the school went into operation a month later. The first graduates completed the course in December of 1942 and nearly every Saturday since another class finished while every Monday morning a new group would enroll. By the war's end over 65,000 naval personel were trained there.
2" DIAMETER
NATTC Norman, the largest technical training center in Naval Air Technical Training Command during World War II, was commissioned on September 20, 1942 when facilities of three West Coast schools were consolidated to form the technical training center. AMM and AOM schools at NAS San Diego, AMM and AM schools at NAS Alameda and AMM and AOM schools from NAS Seattle moved to Norman, complete with instructors, equipment, supervisory personnel and trainees, and the school went into operation a month later. The first graduates completed the course in December of 1942 and nearly every Saturday since another class finished while every Monday morning a new group would enroll. By the war's end over 65,000 naval personel were trained there.
Shipping Weight:
1 lb
$65.00 USD