60th Communications Squadron (CS)
The 60th Communications Squadron defends, operates, and modernizes an $84M command, control, communications, and computers (C4) network infrastructure supporting KC-46s, C-5s, C-17s, & USN E-6Bs. The squadron is responsible for the enterprise Land Mobile Radio system supporting 16 Air Force bases as well as responsible for 71 long haul communications circuits connecting DOD locations on the West Coast.
Mission:
Globally Connect Team Travis
Vision:
Magnify the Relevancy of Non-Kinetic Capabilities within the Air Mobility Command’s Mission
Personnel:
170-person squadron (110 military/16 civilian/44 contractor)
Organization:
Cyber Operations Flight (SCO): Ensures the operational readiness and cybersecurity of base-level network infrastructure and communications systems. This flight oversees network operations through proactive monitoring, infrastructure maintenance, tier-1 client support, and radio frequency (RF) communications. SCO implements cybersecurity controls and enforces compliance with DoD and USCYBERCOM directives to protect critical network assets. Furthermore, SCO serves as the central support and maintenance hub for AMC's Enterprise Land Mobile Radio and is responsible for the reliability and security of airfield systems and secure communication infrastructure, enabling essential command and control capabilities.
Cyber Support Flight (SCX): Manages activities related to base level C4 systems planning and cyber modernization, including IT Asset Lifecycle Management, Plans and Programs, Knowledge Management, Communications Security (COMSEC) and Cyber Hygiene programs. The flight conducts strategic planning and requirements analysis, implements architectures according to NSA, DoD, AF and industry standards, and conducts budgeting & contract management functions. Additionally, SCX operates the Cyber Mission Assurance Cell which conducts specialized vulnerability assessments to ensure the security posture of the base network.
(Current as of August 2025)
Point of Contact
60th Communications Squadron (60 CS), DSN 837-2662 or (707) 424-2662