The division's foreign military sales responsibilities gave it the mission of training recipients on the equipment they purchased.
 For example, it trained Mexican technicians in logistics and maintenance for the new F-5s aircraft their country had purchased.
 Not all training was performed at the divisions bases in the Canal Zone.
The division deployed mobile technical training units to Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador and Honduras.
 Division A-37 aircraft were used to conduct pilot training.

The Inter-American Air Forces Academy was assigned to the division.
 The Academy provided technical training and education for airmen and officers from approximately fourteen Latin American countries   The academy also maintained a center for translating USAF training publications into Spanish for use by Latin American countries.
 In October 1989, the academy moved to Homestead Air Force Base, Florida and was reassigned from the division.
The division's foreign military sales responsibilities gave it the mission of training recipients on the equipment they purchased.  For example, it trained Mexican technicians in logistics and maintenance for the new F-5s aircraft their country had purchased.  Not all training was performed at the divisions bases in the Canal Zone. The division deployed mobile technical training units to Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador and Honduras.  Division A-37 aircraft were used to conduct pilot training.
The Inter-American Air Forces Academy was assigned to the division.  The Academy provided technical training and education for airmen and officers from approximately fourteen Latin American countries   The academy also maintained a center for translating USAF training publications into Spanish for use by Latin American countries.  In October 1989, the academy moved to Homestead Air Force Base, Florida and was reassigned from the division.
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