350th Electronic Systems Wing - Units

Units

The 350th ELSW consists of three groups:

  • 350th Electronic Systems Group
Acquires, fields, modernizes, integrates, standardizes and sustains unit- and theatre-level C2 warfighting capabilities to the Combined Joint Forces Air Component Commander and foreign military customers, on time and within budget. Primarily located at Hanscom AFB, Mass., a contingent of the group is also located at Langley AFB, Va. The group administers a contract budget valued at $4.1 billion per fiscal year defense plan.
  • 850th Electronic Systems Group
Based out of Peterson AFB, Colo, the group acquires, fields, and sustains the warfighter's global sensing, communication and decision-making capabilities, including missile warning and defense sensors, global command and control systems, space control sensors and battle management systems. Located primarily in Colorado, there are also operating locations at Offutt AFB, Neb., Scott AFB, Ill., and Dahlgren, Va. The group administers a contract budget valued at $6.4 billion fiscal year defense plan.
  • 950th Electronic Systems Group
The group develops, acquires, and integrates ISR systems to provide information superiority, kill chain and information operations capabilities for the Air Force, joint and coalition combat operations. The group leads integration and transition and fielding of highly-classified technologies to meet warfighter requirements and administers a contract budget valued at $5.4 billion fiscal year defense plan.

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