118ACs

118ACs, also known as 118th Air Command and Control Squadron, is a unit within the United States Air Force (USAF) responsible for providing command and control (C2) capabilities to the Air Force. Established in 1993, the squadron is based at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska and operates under the 118th Wing. Its primary mission is to support the Air Force's global command and control infrastructure, ensuring the effective and efficient operation of air and space forces.

The 118ACs is equipped with advanced communication and information systems, including satellite communications, data networks, and secure voice communications. These systems enable the squadron to provide real-time command and control capabilities to various Air Force units worldwide. The squadron's expertise in C2 is crucial for coordinating air operations, managing air traffic, and supporting combat missions.

The unit is composed of highly trained personnel who specialize in communication, information, and cyber operations. They work closely with other Air Force units, as well as with the Department of Defense and other government agencies, to ensure seamless communication and information sharing. The 118ACs plays a vital role in maintaining the Air Force's operational readiness and effectiveness in both peacetime and wartime scenarios.

In addition to its primary mission, the 118ACs also provides support to other Air Force units during deployments and exercises. This includes setting up temporary communication networks, providing communication support during air operations, and assisting in the recovery of downed personnel. The squadron's versatility and expertise make it an invaluable asset to the Air Force's global command and control capabilities.