The mission of the 314th Civil Engineer Squadron is to provide base support for a continuous training mission and ensure access for a global airlift mission. The group does this by acquiring and improving facilities and the environment, ensuring the base is prepared to respond to wartime contingencies and peacetime disaster operations, eliminating or reducing the threat of hazardous explosive ordnance, and providing a high-quality platform from which the wing can operate effectively. The squadron is responsible for the maintenance of all base real property, design of new contract construction, in-house construction projects, energy conservation, environmental protection, master planning, fire protection, housing referral, military family housing and Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force contingency engineering support. Members maintain all buildings, pavements, grounds, utility systems and heating and air-conditioning systems. The engineering section designs projects for new construction and alterations of existing facilities.
Primary construction is contracted through civilian construction companies.
Visit the CE natural resources management page. Members also provide base-level C4 plans and implementation, mail delivery, records management, computer and information security, visual graphics, photography, videography, publications and forms management, and customer liaison for printing, copying and reprographics services. Team Comm provides for the total communications and information needs for one of Air Education and Training Command's busiest and most vital airlift wings. The mission of the 314th Mission Support Squadron is to provide quality customer service to approximately 4,500 military and 380 civilian men and women assigned to Little Rock Air Force Base, more than 14,400 dependents, and about 9,560 area retirees and their family members. Although the functions of the MSS are diverse, each flight shares the common element of providing people support and services.