DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE. HQ Electronic Security Command. - mo San Antonio, TX 78243 _ ESC REGULATION 23-33 36 November 1981 a “Organization and Mission—Field "MISSION AND ORGANIZATION OF HQ ELECTRONIC SECURITY, EUROPE (ESE}; ELECTRONIC SECURITY, PACIFIC {ESP}; ELECTRONIC SECURITY, STRATEGIC (ESS); AND ELECTRONIC SECURITY, TACTICAL (EST) This regulation states the mission, organization, and responsibilities of HQ ESE, ESP, ESS, and EST. NOTE: Consult USAFINTEL 261-6 when extracting and combining unclassified information from this © regulation. Combining individual unclassified paragraphs may warrant classification. 1. Mission. The mission of HQ ESE, ESP, ESS, and EST is to: - a. Exercise command and contro! over assigned ESC resources. b. Provide cr arrange for ESC products, services, and forces in suppert of the designated AF MAJCOM's commander, staff, and units. c. Assist the designated MAJCOM commander and staff to develop Command, Control, and Com- munications Countermeasures (C3CM) programs. 2 Organization. HO ESE, ESP, ESS, and EST are Air Force-controlled (AFCON) units; assigned to ESC; and physically colocated with HQ USAFE, PACAF, SAC, and TAC, respectively. HQ ESE, ESP, ESS, and EST are organized according to AFR 26-2. Attachment 1 shows the authorized internal unit organization. The commander may authorize a further organizational! breakout if it is consistent with AFR 26-2, The addition of new elements or movement of functions between elements must first have HQ ESC's approval. ESC units assigned to HQ ESE, ESP, ESS, and EST for command and centro! are stated in attachment 2. 3. Responsibilities. The Commanders, HQ ESE, ESP, ESS, and EST, are responsible for ensuring that their units do the following: a. Exercise command and contro! over assigned ESC units and write effectiveness repors on the commanders of their assigned ESC units, except \ when Gifferent arrangements are agreed to in separate memorandums of understanding. (1) Ensure maximum use of assigned ¢ resources. {2) Manage Total Force Programs according to ESCR 528-1. . (3) {ssue guidance to assigned units tc resolve problems or to comect unfavorable conditions. (4) Coordinate, negotiate, and resolve administrative, logistical, and Uniform Code of Military_ Justice (UCMJ) matters involving in-theater support of assigned units. (5) Provide for the general welfare, morafe, and health of assigned ESC personnel. (5) Administer discipline under the UCMJ and obtain UCMJ advice and assistance from designated activities. Special court-martial jurisdiction is not exercised. b. Provide the supported commander, the staff, and units advice and assistance on all aspects of the ESC mission. This includes: Supersedes ESCR 23-33, 29 December 1975. (See signature page for summary of changes.) No of Printed Pages: 5 OPR: XPMMO (Mr: Willfam ro “Chariston); Approved by: Lt Col Robert G. Morrell-5 od Editor. Joan‘’E Grover 3 Distribution:~ F; X HQ USAF/MPMO (1); AFISC/DAP (1); 6940 ESWICC (2); ESEICC (2); ESP/CC (2); ESTICC (2); ESS/CC (2) . FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
“Q) Assistance in planning, implementing and {refining offensive and defensive C3CM capabili- ~ (3) Identification of requirements for and proper tasking of ESC Support according to AFR 28-3. (5) Provision of information on electronic warfare (EW) analysis suppod to includs an exchange of EW cata requirements and products. This includes providing information on analytic methods, data in- outs, evaluation techniques, and effectiveness criterions. . - 2 (6) Assistance in the development and statement of offensive and defensive C3CM signal security (SIGSEC) and operational security (OPSEC) requirements to support current theater activities and planned operations. This includes assistance in identifying ESC tasking according to AFM 100-45 and AFR 55-30 (HQ ESE and ESP only}. “2 (7) Provision of specialized ESC C3CM resources for imitative communications deception, manipulative communications deception, and communications jamming to USAF tests, exercises, and operations. i —— d. Keep the Commander, ESC, informed on new developments, requirements, and changes within the supported command that impact on the ESC responsibility to plan and program for rescurces to support combat operations. - Identify the communications support required by field-deployed ESC elements and provide the re- quirements to the supported commander in advance of any deployment (Exception: HQ EST). e. 4. Relationships: a HQESE, ESP, ESS, and EST obtain and receive administrative and logistical support as provided forin AFR 11-4, DOD 4000.19M, and intercommand memorandums of agreement as appropriate. b. The Commanders, KQ ESE, ESS, ESP, and EST: (1) Are authorized direct communication with any DOD unit or activity in their geographical sphere cf operation to accomplish the mission. (2) _ Refer que :Sstions on policy matters to HQ ESC. ‘y
6-5 ” t a fe .! : ESCR2333 © 200 a - 3 "FOR 1HE COMMANDER ; ee ee “NEIL J. CHRISTOFFERSEN, Lt.Coi, USAFSs 2 Attachments a Director of Administration — 1. Organizationai Chart foc HQ ESE, ESP, ESS, and EST 2. Assigned Units SUMMARY OF CHANGES _— This regulation states the mission, organization, and responsibilities of four new AFCON units assigned to ESC; HQ ESE, ESP, ESS, and EST.
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~ . : ESCR 23-33 Attachment 2 HO ESE HO ESP HQ EST HO ESS - - wv 7 HO 6950 ESG HQ 6903 ESG Det 1 6949 BSS 6988 ESS HQ 6920 ESG Det 2 6985 ESS Det 1 HQ 6990 ESG gation es 6931 ESS ~ 6922 ESS 6916 ESS 6924 ESS HQ 6917 ESG 6981 ESS HO 6910 ESW HQ 6912 ESG +” ASSIGNED UNITS « - aan FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY