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The Mission Support Division enables and enhances AFCESA's readiness, energy and operations core competencies through a full spectrum of mission support; delivering implementable strategic planning; financial and human resource stewardship; reliable and transparent information management; focused strategic communications; and consolidated campus management and planning.
This division has five branches: Financial Management, Professional Communications and History, Information Management, Human Resources, and Agency Support. |
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The Human Resources Branch provides human resource management and stewardship through technical, regulatory, advisory, and staffing services to AFCESA, a systematic, compliant personnel security program and personnel and manpower advice to the CE community worldwide .
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The Agency Support Branch translates AFCESA leadership's vision into implementable strategic plans meeting future Air Force and civil engineering goals and requirements through deliberate planning, continuous process improvement, information management applications, facility management and internal agency strategic planning governance and performance management reviews. |
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The Financial Management Branch provides professional financial management stewardship,budget programming, funding execution, and decision support to AFCESA and all external customers. |
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The Information Management Branch supports the delivery of AFCESA's core competencies through reliable and transparent AFCESA Knowledge Operations Management (creation, retention, and searchability), and a comprehensive IT resource management program. |
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The Professional Communications and History Branch collects, manages, interprets, and provides focused strategic communication of current and historical information about Air Force civil engineers in action around the globe. The branch develops promotional products to communicate AFCESA's support capabilities to Air Force members and customers outside the agency.
Air Force civil engineers have a long and exciting history. They built a landing strip in Normandy on D-Day; assembled miles of revetments at bases in South Vietnam to protect hundreds of aircraft; constructed a base for more than 6,000 people in the Saudi desert in a matter of weeks; and operated bases in Iraq. They built the Air Force Academy, radar sites in the Arctic, and a fighter base on the beach at Tuy Hoa, South Vietnam.
For more on AFCESA history, click here.
For more on CE history, click here.
For more on RED HORSE history, click here.
For more on EOD history, click here. |
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 Air Force Civil Engineer is a magazine for and about civil engineers and specialists throughout the U.S. Air Force. Published quarterly, AFCE focuses on "engineers in action," relating the experiences and accomplishments of Air Force civil engineers. Their missions are as varied as the specialties that make up the career field. AFCE reports on the people, equipment, and ideas that drive this dynamic profession.
To read more about the Air Force Civil Engineer magazine or view past issues, click here. |
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Mission Support Division 