Military Shelter Systems Training
In-Person Classroom + Hands-On Instruction at CELINA Headquarters
Train your team to better understand installation, maintenance, and overall knowledge of military shelter systems. This course combines classroom learning with real-world, hands-on experience directly on our shelters.
CELINA is offering a 3-5 day in-person training course designed to supplement military instruction with in-depth technical knowledge and hands-on practice. Participants will gain a complete understanding of shelter systems—from theory to field application.
Who Should Attend:
- U.S. military personnel involved in shelter deployment
- Government employees responsible for base support or logistics
- NCOs and training coordinators preparing teams for field operations
What You'll Learn:
Classroom Instruction:
- Shelter system fundamentals (non-brand-specific)
- U.S. mil-spec tent systems: Small, Medium, Dome, LAMS
Key deployment factors:
- Safety protocols
- MIL-PRF and MIL-SPEC compliance
- Site planning and environmental variables
- Berry Amendment overview
Hands-On Training:
- Shelter setup and strike procedures
- Frame and fabric component familiarization
- Field repairs and maintenance methods
- In-facility exposure to materials: steel, aluminum, PVC fabric
- Direct observation of live manufacturing and fabrication processes
- Real-world testing demonstrations
Session Details:
- Location: CELINA Headquarters – Celina, Ohio
- Dates: TBD
- Duration: 3-5 days
- Cost: $1,200 per participant
- Class Size: Limited to 12 participants per session
- Eligibility: U.S. military and federal government personnel only
"This was the best hands-on training that I’ve experienced in almost 10 years in the Air Force."
— RED HORSE Team Member
