y   NOTE;   (U)  Although  individual  paragraphs  may  be  unclassified,  aggregates  of  two  or  more  M'*f*tJ 
.   unclassified  paragraphs  may  warrant  the  classification  of  CONFIDENTIAL  or  higher. 
Consult  HQ  ESC/INS  for  guidance. 
i 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AJR  FORCE  ESC  REGULATION  23-1 
HQ  Electronic  Security  Command 
Sin  Antonio,  TX  78243  27  July  1982 
Organization  and  Mission— -Field 
pc»0  MISSION  ANO  ORGANIZATION  OF  THE  6911  SECURITY  SQUADRON 
(tf)  This  regulation  states  the  mission,  organization,  and  responsibilities  of  the  6911  ESS  according  to  AFR 
23-30  and 
NOTE** 
1.  (C)  Mission.  The  mission  of  the  691 1  ESS  is  to  operate  a  facility  which  is  a  part  of  the 
system  provides  both 
support  to  theater  and  national  consumers.  In  ad- 
dition, the  6911  ESS  will  be  manned,  equipped,  and  trained  to  support  its  Designed  Operational  Capability 
(DOC)  statements  (attachment  1).  In  fulfilling  its  wartime  tasking,  the  unit  has  the  potential  capability  to 
generate  and  deploy  equipment  and  personnel  to  support  the  US  Commander,  Europe  (USCINCEUR). 
2.  (U)  Control: 
a.  The  Commander,  ESC,  thru  the  Commander,  HQ  Electronic  Security  Europe,  and  the  Com- 
mander, 6910  ESW,  exercises  command  and  administrative  control;  but,  DIRNSA  exercises.  opera- 
tional and  technical  control  of  the  6911  ESS. 
b.  (U)  When  deployed  in  support  of  an  Air  Force  commander  of  a  unified,  subunified,  or  joint  task 
force  (JTF)  command  and  constituted  as  a  direct-support  unit,  the  Commander,  ESC,  transfers  command 
authority  over  deployed  forces  to  the  supported  commander. 
c  When  deployed  as  in  paragraph  2b,  DIRNSA  may  delegate 
to  the  commander  of  a  unified,'  subunified,  or  JTF  command  who,  in  turn,  may  delegate 
to  the  supported  Air  Force  commander.  The  supported  commander  may  assume  during  military 
emergencies  according  to 
3.  (U)  Organization.  The  6911  ESS  is  a  major  command-controlled  unit  assigned  to  the  6910  ESW  and 
organized  according  to  AFR  26-2.  The  authorized  internal  unit  structure  is  shown  in  attachment  2.  The  unit 
commander  may  authorize  a  further  organizational  breakout  if  it's  consistent  with  AFR  26-2.  The  addition  of 
new  elements  or  movement  of  functions  between  elements  must  first  have  HQ  ESC's  approval. 
4.  (U)  Responsibilities.  The  Commander,  6911  ESS,  is  responsible  for  ensuring  ihat  the  unit  ac- 
complishes the  following: 
a.  processing,  and  timely  reporting  of  data  using  the  to 
support  the  US  European  Command  (USEUCOM)  and  the  national              effort 
b.  Processing  and  timely  reporting  of  data  using  the 
Mobile  Downlink  Terminal  (AMDT)  to  support  USEUCOM  and  the  national 
effort. 
c.  (U)  Training  assigned  personnel  to  levels  of  proficiency  required  to  perform  the  unit's  mission. 
d.  (U)  Ensuring  that  unit  personnel  and  equipment  are  in  a  constant  state  of  operational  readiness  to 
perform  the  unit's  mission. 
Supersedes  ESCR  23-1,  29  November  1976.  (See  signature  page  for  summary  of  changes.) 
No  of  Printed  Pages:    5 
OPR:    XPMMO  (Mrs.  C.  Ward) 
Approved  by:    Lt  Col  Robert  Q.  Morrell 
Editor.    Martha  C.  Randall 
Distribution:    M:  *  HQ  USAF/MPMO  (1);  AFISC/DAP  (1);  AUULDEA  (1);  ESE/CC  (1);  6910  ESW.'CC  (1):  3911 
ESS/CC  (1);  3480  TCHTG/TTKC  (1) 
CLASSIFIED  BY  USAFINTEL  201-6. 
REVIEW  ON  27  JULY  2002.
2  ESCR  23-1 
•.      (U)  Providing  for  administrative  and  internal  security  of  all  areas  occupied  by  the  unit. 
f.  (U)  Conducting  unit  administration  and  discipline  under  the  Uniform  Code  of  Military  Justice 
(UCMJ)  (see  paragraph  5e).  When  deployed  and  the  squadron  commander  isn't  with  the  deployed  element, 
the  senior  deployed  officer  will,  at  the  commander's  option,  be  designated  on  orders  as  a  detachment  com- 
mander. (See  AFR  311-9.) 
g.  (U)  Managing  Total-Force  Programs  according  to  ESCR  528-1. 
h.     (U)  Providing  for  the  general  welfare  and  morale  of  assigned  personnel. 
L  (U)  Planning,  programming,  budgeting,  and  maintaining  resources  required  to  accomplish  the 
assigned  mission.  Financial  resources  will  be  managed  according  to  AFM  172-1  and  ESCR  170-1. 
J.       (U)  Submitting  unit  histories  according  to  AFR  210-1  as  supplemented. 
k.      (U)  Reporting  Unit  Readiness  Status  according  to  AFR  55-15  as  supplemented. 
5.      (U)  Relationships  to  Other  Units  or  Agencies: 
a.  (U)  AFR  11-4  and  0O0M  4000.19(M)  procedures  provide  administrative  and  logistical  support. 
b.  OIRNSA  and  other  US  activities  provide  technical  support 
c  During  peacetime,  the  provides  real-world  support  to  theater  and  national  users 
as  well  as  support  to  US  and  NATO  exercises  in  Europe.  During  crises  and  wartime,  would  shift  from 
DIRNSA  to  the  theater  senior-command  authority  for  providing  direct  tactical  support  to  theater  com- 
manders. 
d.  (U)  The  Commander,  6911  ESS,  is  authorized  direct  communications  with: 
(1)  DIRNSA  and  other  US  activities  on  technical  support  matters. 
(2)  (U)  The  host  unit  on  administrative  and  logistical  support  matters. 
e.  (U)  The  50  TFW/JA  (USAFE)  provides  squadron  personnel  military-justice  administration,  In- 
cluding summary  and  special  courts-martlai  jurisdiction  and  concurrent  jurisdiction  for  actions  under  Arti- 
cle 15,  UCMJ. 
f.  (U)  The  squadron  commander  refers  questions  on  unit  activities  to  the  Commander,  691 0  E5 Wf  for 
resolution.  The  Commander,  6910  ESW,  prepares  effectiveness  reports  for  the  squadron  commander. 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER 
NEIL  J.  CHRISTQFFERSEN,  Lt  Col,  USAF  2  Attachments 
Director  of  Administration  1.  DOC  Statement 
2.  Organizational  Chart  for  the  6911  ESS 
SUMMARY  OF  CHANGES 
This  revision  updates  the  unit's  mission  and  describes  new  command  and  control  relationships.
ESCR  23-1         Attachment  1 
DOC  STATEMENT  (U) 
6911    ELECTRONIC   SECURITY   SQUADRON 
FULL  MISSION  TITLE:  HEADQUARTERS  ESC 
(U)  SHORT  TITLE:  DATE: 
(U)  DOCID:   XM39« 
The   5911    Electronic  Security  Squadron   (6911  ESS)  has    the  potential 
capability  to  generate  and  deploy  authorized 
assets   to  contingency/wartime   operating 
locations   ir.  support  of   the  US  Commander/    Europe   (USCINCEUR). 
by  competent  authority  and   perform  its 
primary  mission  of  providing  a  downlink  •    capability  from 
aircraft  to   the  supported  staff  within  8  hours  of  arrival  at  the  employment 
site.      System  operates   in  a  main  base,   limited  base,    standby  base,    or  bare  base 
(MD/LB/SB/3B)   environment.      Employment  at  point  of  debarkation    (POD)    requires 
prime  mover  support  and  host  base  operating  support  from  the  supported 
commander.      System  operates  within   line-of-sight  (LOS)    tether   limitations  of 
and  requires  access   to  communications   facilities.     Part  numbered   spare 
parts   support  is  provided  from  stocks,  maintained  at  the  unit's  Satellite  Supply 
account   (Det  2,    2762  LS-managed  assets)   and  stock-numbered  spare  parts   are 
supported   thru  normal  supply  channels. 
(U)    AMPLIFYING  NOTES: 
(U)    ITEM   1 :      Personnel: 
a.  (U)    Total  manpower  authorizations  equate   to  MEFPAK  data   for   UTC  PFHCA. 
b.  (U)   Critical  AFSCs  are   totals   in  MEFPAK  for  UTC  PFHCA. 
(U)    ITEM   2:      Equipment  and  Supplies  On  Hand: 
a.  (U)   Authorized  major  equipment  equates   to   loaded  data   for   UTC   PFHCA. 
b.  (U)   General  Categories  of  Support  Equipment: 
(1)  (U)   Satellite   supply  account. 
(2)  (U)    System  requires   prime  mover  support  and  host  base   operating 
support  from   the   supported  commander. 
(U)    ITEM  3:      Equipment  Readiness: 
a. 
b.      (U)   UTC  racuires   access   to  communication  facilities. 
*Musc   be  documented   in  AFB.  55-15  and  ESC  Sup   i   to  AFR  55-15.
ESCR  23-1        Attachment  1 
(U)    ITEM   4:      Traininc: 
a.  (U)    Personnel  mission  ready  according  to  ESC  WMP   1/2,    ESC  Sup  1    to 
AFR   55-15,    and  AFR   28-45. 
b.  (U)    Unit  and  individual  training  requirements   specified  in  AFR  50-23 
and   ESCR  50-1 .      Minimum  proficiency  requirements  are  specified  in  ESCR  55-7.