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Cyber Organizations 
The Air Force is currently reviewing the organizational construct for the 24th Air Force and cyber organizations that will fall directly under Air Force Space Command. 
Cyber Partners 

In light of the looming threat to U.S. cyberspace, the 2006 National Military Strategy for Cyber Operations recognized cyberspace as a warfighting domain, which exists across air, land, sea, and space. Read about how these organizations are partnering with us to ensure the Air Force can dominate in the cyberspace domain:


Air Mobility Command 


Air  Education and Training Command


Air National Guard


U.S. Joint Forces Command


Electronic Systems Center


National Reconnaissance Office

Maj. Gen. William T. Lord, AFCYBER (P) commander, said, "Our close relationships with all our partners can truly help both the Air Force and the joint warfighter. Their capabilities are critical to our AF, DoD, and nation."
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Provisional Units 
The men and women who make up AFCYBER (P) are attached from their parent units to include:

Air Force Communications Agency
Scott AFB, Ill.

Global Cyberspace Innovation Center
Langley AFB, Va.

8th Air Force   
Barksdale AFB, La.
The scope of AFCYBER 
The Air Force proposes that cyber operations include:
--network defense;
--warfare support and exploitation;
--computer security issues (information assurance); 
--network attack;
--electronic warfare and directed energy;
--Information Operations;
--overall network operations;
--global command and control integration;
--expeditionary (deployable) communications networks such as satellite communications (not to include satellite control or missile warning networks);
--data links; 
--electromagnetic spectrum operations;
--data integration, common communication and information functions;
--engineering and installation of communications support; and
--electronic maintenance and evaluations such as satellite communications, weather radar, cryptological, Air Traffic Control and Landing Systems and network infrastructure.
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