Mission
The 253d Cyberspace Engineering Installation Group primarily provides planning, engineering, command level coordination, and process approval to train, advise, and direct combat ready units of citizen soldiers providing communications engineering and installation services for total force integration. Secondly, to provide a ready militia for protecting life and property; preserving peace, order, and public safety; plus serve actively within our local communities.
Federal Mission: The mission of the 253d Cyberspace Engineering Installation Group is to train people and be ready to deploy anywhere in the world on very short notice and provide quality communications engineering and installation services in support of Air Force requirements and other contingencies. Upon mobilization, Air Force Space Command will assume operational command of the 253 CEIG and direct deployment of the Group Headquarters and its assigned subordinate units.
State Mission: The 253d Cyberspace Engineering Installation Group's State mission is to provide forces to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for use during local or statewide disasters of emergencies for protecting life and property, and to preserve peace, order, and public safety.
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