ACCMD101 governs the mission, command relationships, and responsibilities of Engineering Installation Squadrons.
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It defines expeditionary cyberspace, telecommunications, cable, antenna, radar, airfield, and weather-system mission sets. It establishes command oversight and requires EIS commanders to provide infrastructure, response, spectrum, and theater-management capabilities.
Applies to: This MD applies to Active Duty (AD) and Air Combat Command (ACC)-gained Air National Guard (ANG) units.
Engineering Installation Squadrons (EIS) provide expeditionary cyberspace telecommunications infrastructure; cable and antenna; radar, airfield and weather systems to combat forces around the globe. (paragraph 1)
HQ ACC has Administrative, Functional, and Technical oversight and control over ACC-assigned total force EI units through the three Cyberspace Engineering Installation Groups (CEIG), and normal command channels apply except when SECDEF-directed change of OPCON to a Combatant Commander. (paragraph 2)
Deliver timely and effective technical network infrastructure expertise, design, and guidance. (paragraph 3)
Design, engineer, build, extend, deploy, install, secure, survey and record new and existing cyberspace infrastructure to support mission requirements in air, space, and cyberspace operations. (paragraph 3)
Provide a flexible contingency response for damage assessment and recovery operations to restore critical telecommunications infrastructure enabling continued operations. (paragraph 3)