.  DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AJR  FORCE  ESC  REGULATION  23-33 
HQ  Electronic  Security  Command.  - 
San  Antonio,  TX  78243  *  30  November  1981 
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  USAFlNTEL  201-6  when  extracting  and  combining  uncfassffied  information  from  this 
regufation.  Combining  individual  unclassified  paragraphs  may  warrant  classification. 
1.  Mission.  The  mission  of  HQ  ESE,  ESP,  ESS,  and  EST  is  to:  ^ 
a..     Exercise  command  and  control  over  assigned  ESC  resources. 
b.  Provide  or  arrange  for  ESC  products,  services,  and  forces  in  support  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.  HQ  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  APR  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  control  are  stated  in  attachment  £. 
3.  Responsibilities.  The  Commanders,  HQ  ESE,  ESP,  ESS,  and  EST,  are  responsible  for  ensuring  that 
their  units  do  the  following:   . 
a.  Exercise  command  and  control  over  assigned  ESC  units  and  write  effectiveness  reports  on  the 
commanders  of  their  assigned  ESC  units,  except  when  different  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)  Issue  guidance  to  assigned  units  to  resolve  problems  or  to  correct  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,  morale,  and  health  of  assigned  ESC  personnel. 
(6)  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  (MryWHlJam  A:fCharlston)i 
Approved  by:     Lt  Col  Robert  G.  MorreM-j^ 
Editor    'JoajrB'Gravec'-l? 
Distribution:"— F;  XT  HQ  USAF/MPMO  (1);  AFISC/DAP  (1);  6940  ESW/CC  (2);  ESE/CC  (2)-  ESP/CC  (2)-  EST/CC 
(2);  ESS/CC  (2)  "  - 
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(2)  Assistance  In  planning,  implementing,  and  refining  offensive  and  defensive  C^CM  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  support  to  include  an  exchange 
of  EW  data  requirements  and  products.  This  includes  providing  information  on  analytic  methods,  data  in- 
puts, evaluation  techniques,  and  effectiveness  criierions. 
(6)  Assistance  in  the  development  and  statement  of  offensive  and  defensive  C^CM  signal 
security  (SIGSEC)  and  operational  security  (OPSEC)  requirements  to  support  current  theater  activities  and 
planned  operations.  This  includes  assistance  in  identifying  ESC  tasking  according  io  AFM  100-45  and  AFR 
55-30  (HQ  ESE  and  ESP  only). 
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""  :  (7)  Provision  of  specialized  ESC  C^CM  resources  for  imitative  communications  deception, 
manipulative  communications  deception,  and  communications  jamming  to  USAF  tests,  exercises,  and 
operations. 
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  resources  to  support 
combat  operations.  - 
e.  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). 
4.      Relationships: 
a.  HQ  ESE,  ESP,  ESS,  and  EST  obtain  and  receive  administrative  and  logistical  support  as  provided 
for  in  AFR  11-4,  DQD  4000.19M,  and  intercommand  memorandums  of  agreement  as  appropriate. 
b.  The  Commanders,  HQ  ESE,  ESS,  ESP,  and' EST: 
(1)  Are  authorized  direct  communication  with  any  000  unit  or  activity  In  their  geographical 
sphere  of  operation  to  accomplish  the  mission. 
(2)  Refer  questions  on  policy  matters  to  HQ  ESC.
ESCR23-33       '  . 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER 
NEIL  J.  CHRISTOFFEHSEN,  U,Co3,  USAfrg 
Directorof  Administration 
2  Attachments 
1.  Organizational  Chart  foe  KQ  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.
ORGANIZATIONAL  CHART  FOR  HQ  ESE,  ESP,  ESS,  AND  EST 
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ESCR  23-33        Attachment  2 
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HQ  6950  ESG 
6988  ESS 
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6931  ESS 
6916  ESS 
HQ  6917  ESG 
HQ  69  10  ESW 
HQ  69  12  ESG 
ASSIGNED  UNITS 
HQ  ESP 
HQ  6903  ESG 
HQ  6920  ESG 
HQ  6990  ESG 
6922  ESS 
6924  ESS 
6981  ESS 
HQ    EST 
HQ    ESS 
6949    ESS 
6985    ESS 
FOR  OFFICIAL  USE  ONLY