ACCMD532 governs the mission, command relationship, and responsibilities of the 753 TEG, including assigned personnel and subordinate units.
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It describes the group’s operational test and evaluation, developmental test, tactics development, integration, and information-system missions. It establishes command relationships, liaison authority, assigned missions, and requirements for planning, executing, and supporting tests and assessments.
Applies to: This mission directive applies to 753 TEG and subordinate Regular Air Force units and assigned civilian personnel.
The 753 TEG provides tactical advantage to the warfighter at the speed of relevance by delivering effective, lethal, and survivable combat capability to our nation’s warfighters for United States Air Force (USAF) Bomber, High Altitude Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (HAISR), and other Mission Design Series (MDS) by executing Operational Test and Evaluation (OT&E) and supporting Developmental Test (DT) of new equipment, software, weapons, training systems, synthetic environments and other capabilities; cultivating integration and developing tactics; plus operating, maintaining, and protecting classified compartmented communication and information systems. (paragraph 1)
The 753 TEG is an ACC Group organized under the 53d Wing and subordinate to the US Air Force Warfare Center (USAFWC). (paragraph 2)
The 753 TEG and subordinate units are direct liaison authorized (DIRLAUTH) to consult or coordinate with organizations outside the chain of command to align priorities across test and evaluation, tactics development, and integration across its assigned aircraft, weapons and systems programs. (paragraph 2)
Specifically, the 753 TEG will be manned, equipped, and funded to command, organize, manage, supervise, and evaluate 753 TEG assigned missions. (paragraph 3)
Lead the planning, execution, and reporting of operational assessments, tests, and evaluations for HHQ and MAJCOM-assigned tests and evaluate the overall effectiveness and suitability of assigned weapons systems to meet current and emerging warfighter needs. (paragraph 3)