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NCTC Facilities NCTC Mailing Address: Fort Indiantown Gap was selected as the site for the Northeast Counterdrug Training
Center in part due to the wide variety of facilities available. Fort Indiantown Gap is
able to provide students comfortable lodging, state-of-the-art classrooms, distance learning and video
teleconferencing facilities, ranges, an urban training site,
tactical entry training facilities, an indoor engagement skills trainer, dining
facilities, fitness center, swimming pool
and other recreational facilities.
The indoor engagement skills trainer provides students with interactive video scenarios that provide instant feedback without the costly expenditure of ammunition. The RAID house trainer is equipped with the Professional Range Instruction Simulator (PRISim) for law enforcement. The urban training site consists of a number of open-faced building configurations so instructors and students can observe entry and clearing techniques from outside. This facility is ideal for initial entry training and for students with limited experience. Our Multipurpose High-Risk Entry Facility provides residential, apartment and office scenarios with indoor and outdoor entries and stairwells. Each scenario is equipped for various configuration options that provide for additional training situations. The facility is completely wired for light and sound and video recording so
training can be reviewed and critiqued. Fort Indiantown Gap has a fitness center and training facilities
that are used by the All-Army sports teams for training. The fitness center includes a basketball court, Nautilus and free-weight
equipment, racquetball and volleyball courts, aerobics rooms, cardiovascular equipment and
sauna. Other facilities on post include an Olympic-sized swimming pool,
jogging tracks, baseball and softball fields, and outdoor basketball, tennis and
volleyball courts. Students of the Northeast Counterdrug Training Center have access to
all of these facilities as well as the Post Exchange and Community Club. |
The newly constructed Military Education Center at Fort Indiantown Gap provides
computer aided classrooms to facilitate anything from a squad-sized class to a
1,200-person ceremony. The center also houses the distance learning and 
