640th Regiment

Regional Training Institute (RTI)
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1st Battalion, NCOA

Noncommissioned Officers Academy includes the following courses: Basic Leader Course, Battle Staff NCO Course, Master Leader Course

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2nd Battalion, Signal

Signal courses include transition and noncommissioned officer leader courses in Information Technology.

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3rd Battalion, Artillery

Artillary courses include transition courses: Cannon Crewmember, Fire Support Specialist, and Fire Control Specialist

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4th Battalion, Military Intelligence

Military Intelligence courses include transition courses: All-source Intelligence Analysis, Human Intelligence and Counterintelligence.

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Resources at Camp Williams
DFAC Hours & Dietary Needs
Ruck March Challenge

Welcome!

The 640th Regional Training Institute (RTI), a premier military training facility that provides high-quality, mission-essential education and training. Located in Camp W.G. Williams, Utah, the 640th RTI specializes in developing and enhancing soldiers' skills across various military branches. Our programs are designed to meet the evolving needs of the armed forces, ensuring that service members are prepared for current and future operational demands.
At the 640th RTI, we offer diverse training courses, from technical skills to leadership development, all delivered by experienced instructors and supported by state-of-the-art facilities. Our commitment to excellence helps to ensure that every participant gains the knowledge and expertise necessary to excel in their roles.

Contact Information

  • TASS Building 7150

    17800 South Redwood Road, Riverton, Ut. 84065

  • Operations Desk

    801-878-5437

ATRRS School Code 956

History of the 640th RTI.

  • 15th December 1941. 640th Tank Destroyer Battalion is authorized

  • 25th July 1942. The 640th was ordered overseas and participated in WWII operations in the Pacific Islands (Solomon Islands, Philippines, etc.)

  • 1956. The 640th Regiment (Regional Training Institute) was re-organized as the Utah Military Academy.

  • 1989. Accredited and re-designated as the Region V NCO Academy

  • 1992. Expanded courses to include 13 CMF Field Artillery.

  • 1998. Re-designated as the 140th and divided into two battalions.

  • 2000. Re-designated as the 640th Regiment

  • 2004. First recognition as an institute of Excellence in the Army School System.

  • 2005. Expanded mission to include 35CMF MOS-Transition Courses.

  • 2006. Re-organized with 4 Battalions (NCOA, General Support, FA, MI).

  • 2009. Expanded to 25 CMF Signal Corp (2nd Battalion).

History of the 640th RTI

  • 1941

    On the 15th of December, the 640th Tank Destroyer Battalion is authorized

  • 1942

    On the 25th of July, the 640th was ordered overseas and participated in WWII operations in the Pacific Islands (Solomon Islands, Philippines, etc)

  • 1956

    The 640th Regiment (Regional Training Institute) was re-organized as the Utah Military Academy.

  • 1989

    Accredited and re-designated as the Region V NCO Academy

  • 1992

    Expanded courses to include 13 CMF Field Artillery

  • 1998

    Re-designated as the 140th and divided into two battalions

  • 2000

    Re-designated as the 640th Regiment

  • 2004

    First recognition as an Institute of Excellence in the Army School System

  • 2005

    Expanded mission to include 35CMF MOS Transition Courses

  • 2006

    Re-organized with 4 Battalions (NCOA, General Support, FA, MI)

  • 2009

    Expanded to 25 CMF Signal Corp (2nd Battalion)

    Resources at Camp Williams

    Camp Williams offers a variety of resources and support to members attending 640th RTI courses. Check out the MWR website to find information about the coffee shop, barber shop, bar, swimming pool, discount tickets PX, and lodging.

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    Dining Facility

    Rations are available at the Dining Facility (DFAC) Building 7150

    Hours of Operation

    1. 0600 - 0700
      Breakfast
      $4.35
    2. 1200 - 1300

      Lunch

      $7.00
    3. 1630 - 1730
      Dinner
      $6.05
    The DFAC does NOT accept credit cards, but there is an ATM before reaching the counter. The DFAC does not accept anything higher than a $10 bill as per standard operating procedures (SOP). M-Day/TPU Soldiers will be issued a meal card on their first day of class and will not be required to pay for their meals. AGR/ADOS and Active-duty Soldiers must pay for their meals in the DFAC. If you have a personal lifestyle dietary choice, such as vegetarian, vegan, kosher, etc., please understand we have a select menu to abide by and will not be able to provide or cater to all needs. If the dietary need is medical, allergy, or religious, you must provide documentation from either a certified physician or a chaplain for an accommodation.

        Ruck March Challenge

        Don't forget to bring your backpack to the course! The 640th RTI invites you to participate in a 26.2 mile ruck march challenge. While attending our courses, complete a total of 26.2 miles with at least 35 lbs. and earn the 640th Regiment participant medal of completion. Do it all at once or break it up into shorter routes completed over a period of time.

        How to participate:

        • Marchers must have a minimum of 35 pounds, including their backpacks, unless a profile states otherwise.

        • Any style of backpack can be used as long as the total weight reaches at least 35 pounds.The frame of the backpack will count towards the 35 pound limit.

        • Weighted Vests are allowed or counted as weight.

        • Refunds will NOT be authorized once registered nor will they be issued due to inclement weather or cancelation of the march.

        • Good sportsmanship is expected at all times!

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