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'  1}  E!  Tronic  Security  Command 
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Organization  and  Mission— Field 
MISSION  AND  ORGANIZATION  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE  CRYPTOLOGIC  SUPPORT  CENTER  (AFCSC)      • 
Tms  regulation  states  the  mission  and  responsibilities  of  the  AFCSC  as  provided  for  in  AFR  23-30  and  sup- 
p'emcntary  directives. 
1.      Mission.  AFCSC: 
a.  Provides  cryptographic  material  and  services  to  safeguard  AJr  Force  communications  and  other 
c.'r.-trlcal  emissions. 
b.  Provides  storage,  distribution,  and  accounting  for  cryptologic  material  within  specified  areas. 
Also,  develops,  fabricates,  installs,  and  maintains  specialized  mission  equipment  within  ESC. 
c.  Installs  all  ESC  mission  equipment  and  performs  required  plant  engineering."-  ""~ 
d.  Maintains  an  operating  location  to  provide  technical  engineering  support 
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f.  Provides  communications  -security  (COMSEC),  electronic  -security  (ELSEO,  and  TEMPEST 
engineering,  programming,  and  management  support  to  HQ  USAF,  major  commands,  and  separate 
operating  agencies  and  conducts  the  USAF  COMSEC  Education  Program' (CSEf^  a3  directed  by  HQ  ESC. 
2.  Organization.  AFCSC  is  subordinate  to  HQ  ESC.  Attachment  1  is  an  organizational  chart  showing  the 
internal  organizational  structure  authorized.  Realinement  of  individual  functions  between  functional 
elements  is  not  authorized  unless  HQ  ESC  approves. 
3.  Responsibilities.  The  Commander,  AFCSC: 
b.      Provides  all  items  of  supply  obtained  from  FX  7030,  AFLC,  DSA,  GSA,  and  local-purchase  sources 
required  by  HQ  ESC  and  ESC  units  on  Kelly  AFB  and  Lackland  AF3  Annex. 
c      Serves  as  the  system-support  manager  for  designated  cryptographic  systems  and  subsystems. 
d.  Provides  COMSEC  support  to  the  USAF,  DOD  contractor  accounts,  and  other  government  agen- 
cies as  directed  by  HQ  ESC.  Periodically  inspects  designated  COMSEC  accounts. 
e.  Designs  and  develops  USAF  Voice  CaJI-SIgn  lists  and  manages  the  USAF  Voice  Call-Sign  Pro- 
gram. 
f.  Evaluates  COMSEC  insecurities  reported  within  the  USAF  and  is  the  Air  Force  office  of  record  for 
reports  of  insecurity,  COMSEC  account  inspections,  and  other  CO  MS  EC-related  matters. 
g.  Is  the  USAF  central  office  of  record  for  control  of  COMSEC  material. 
h.      Develops  COMSEC  specialized  publications  for  Ah  Fores  use  33  directed  by  AFR  3-9/ESC  Sup  t. 
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j.       Develops,  indexes,  stocks,  stores,  and  issues  technical  publications  to  support  equipment  for 
which  AFCSC  has  been  assigned  IM  and  SM  or  support-manager  responsibilities. 
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k.      lo  responsible  for  the  USAF  part  of  the  DOD  Standardization  Program  for  cryptologic  equipment 
{.       Operates  an  Air  Force  Engineering  Data  Support  Center  for  cryptologic  equipment 
rx     operates  an  engineering  laboratory  to  design,  test,  and  produce  equipment  to  satisfy  ESC  re- 
quirements. 
n.      Provides  services  in  support  of  pfant  engineering  and  installation  of  ESC  mission  equipment 
p.  Operates  a  JocaJ-purchase  contracting  function  to  support  HQ  ESC  and  colocated  ESC  units  for 
supplloo  and  equipment  purchased  and  a  central  contracting  function  to  provide  central  contracting  of 
cryptologic  spares,  components,  equipment,  and  repair.  -^ 
q.  Operates  an  Operating  Budget  Account  Number,  and  exercises  financiaJ  management  of  assign- 
ed Air  Force  resources. 
r.       Operates  a  corrosion-control  program  for  cryptologic  equipment  _  ""* 
s.  Prepares  and  defends  the  United  States  Air  Force  COMSEC  Equipment  Program  (CEP)  as  directed 
by  HQ  ESC. 
t       Supports  the  USAF  CSBP. 
u.  Provides  ESC  COMSEC,  ELSEC,  and  emission-security  support  to  USAF  systems,  development, 
and  acquisition  programs. 
v.      Conducts  test  and  evaluation  of  new  COMSEC  systems  and  of  other  systems  as  directed  by  HQ 
ESC. 
w.  Provides  COMSEC,  ELSEC,  and  TEMPEST  engineering  and  management  support  to  HQ  USAF, 
major  commands,  and  separate  operating  agencies  as  directed  by  HQ  ESC. 
x-  Exercises  operational  and  technical  control  over  the  USAF  TEMPEST  test  activity  in  the  6S0S  ESS 
and  related  contractual  TEMPEST-testing  efforts. 
y.  Provides  representation  at  joint  and  combined  meetings  on  AFCSC  missions,  equipment,  and  ser- 
vices as  requested  by  HQ  ESC. 
z.      Ensures  effective  and  efficient  use  of  assigned  resources. 
aa.  Provides  unit  administration  and  discipline  under  the  Uniform  Code  of  Military  Justice  and  for  the 
general  welfare,  health,  and  morale  of  assigned  personnel. 
ab.  Provides  depot-Jevei  maintenance  engineering  functions  for  cryptologic  equipment,  systems,  and 
subsystems  for  which  AFCSC  has  been  designated  the  IM  and  SM.  "  ~- 
"  ad.    Submits  unit  histories  according  to  APR  210-3. 
ae.    Manages  Totai  Force  Programs  according  to  ESCR  528-1. 
4.  Relationships  to  Other  Units  or  Agencies.  AFCSC  is  authorized  direct  coordination  with  major  com- 
mands, separate  agencies,  and  other  government  agencies  (except  with  HQ  USAF)  on  routine  nonpoiicy 
matters  to  accomplish  the  assigned  mission  when  such  coordination  does  not  conflict  with  established  HQ 
ESC  policy  and  procedures  or  establish  new  policy  and  procedures.  Normal  logistic  support  is  provided  ac- 
cording to  AFR  11-4  agreements.  Appropriate  directives  of  the  6960  ESW  govern  plans  and  disaster- 
preparedness  responsibilities.  The  5960  ESW  provides  administrative,  logistical,  court-martiai,  ar.d  UCMJ 
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