1st Combat Communications Group

The 1st Combat Communications Group (1st CCG) was an elite communications unit of the United States Air Force, originally activated in 1952. Tasked with providing deployable communications and air traffic services, the group played a vital role in supporting global military operations, including contingency, humanitarian, and wartime missions. Over its history, the 1st CCG was stationed at several bases, most notably at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. The group earned numerous awards for its rapid response and technical excellence before being inactivated in 1991.