Creech AFB

432d Wing consists of combat-ready Airmen who fly the MQ-9 Reaper aircraft to support American and Coalition warfighters. The remotely piloted aircraft provide real-time reconnaissance, surveillance, and precision attack against fixed and time-critical targets. The Hunters conduct remotely piloted aircraft initial qualification training for aircrew, intelligence, weather, and maintenance personnel.

Everyone at Creech plays a vital role in molding its aerial forces into the "toughest kid on the block." The work is hard, the hours are sometimes long and the temperatures soar during summer months. Nevertheless, Creech AFB and the Las Vegas Valley are great places to work and live. This area has some of the best entertainment and recreation in the world including fishing, water sports, and mountains which are only a short drive away.

Social Media

Social media can often cause things to go ‘viral' - News and Media agencies can pick up stories within minutes of information being posted. Please be mindful that due to the sensitive mission at Creech, specifics about assignments to Creech AFB and related activities should not be posted to social media. Please remind parents and other relatives that Creech Airmen and families can't be named in the news. The Creech Public Affairs Office is available at 702-404-1618 or 702-404-1634 to answer social media concerns.

Traveling to Creech AFB

Creech AFB is located on Hwy 95, approximately 30 miles northwest of the Las Vegas valley, near Indian Springs.  There is one gas station on the 1/2 way point, another in Indian Springs.  There are no businesses on this remote stretch of highway.  During the cooler months, wild burros have been spotted near the road's edge, particularly in the evening, and have caused several accidents. Additionally, during monsoon season (late June-September), flash flooding can cause travel delays on the highway.

To contact Nevada Highway Patrol:

• Immediate Emergency. If you have an emergency please call 911 (24-hour, Toll free). An emergency is: reporting an accident, a crime, or an unsafe situation.
• Immediate Non-Emergency. If you'd like to talk to someone in regards to a non-emergency situation, please call 800-835-5247.

Passports and Visas

Ensure member and/or dependents have the required passports and/or visa prior to final out-processing. Member and/or dependents are not allowed to final out-process without the required passports/visas in hand for themselves (if applicable) and/or dependents. Members electing the accompanied tour will not be permitted to out-process without having the required passports/visas in hand for themselves (if applicable) and/or dependents.

These actions are necessary to prevent unforeseen hardships to the military members and their families. Therefore, as a last reiteration, it is essential, members do not out-process without having the appropriate passports/visas for themselves (if applicable) and/or dependents.

Defense Service Network Dialing Instructions

The DSN is the provider of long-distance communications service for the Department of Defense. Every installation has a special DSN number and the numbers vary by world-wide location. In order to place a call using DSN, the caller must be using a military phone on an installation. Cell phones cannot dial DSN numbers. When dialing a DSN number from a United States installation to another United States installation, it is unnecessary to dial the DSN 312 area code. When dialing a DSN number to/from overseas locations, the DSN area code must be included. The commercial telephone number for Creech AFB operator is 702-652-1110 (Nellis/Creech joint operator); however, the Creech commercial telephone prefix for most offices is 702-404-XXXX.