202 EIS ANG

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Branch

U.S. Air Force

Members

About 202 EIS ANG

The 202nd Engineering Installation Squadron (202 EIS) is a unit of the Georgia Air National Guard based at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. Established in 1952, the 202 EIS specializes in engineering, installing, maintaining, and repairing communications and information systems for the Air Force and other Department of Defense agencies. Over its history, the squadron has deployed personnel and resources worldwide in support of military operations, humanitarian missions, and disaster response efforts. The 202 EIS is recognized for its technical expertise and has played a critical role in ensuring robust and secure communications for both peacetime and combat operations.

Unit Members

Lorenzo Howell

U.S. Air Force

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Leon Calhoun

U.S. Air Force

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Photos

Osan Korea Electronic Warfare Technician

51 Component Repair Squadron • U.S. Air Force • 1979

Boeing 767 Captain

U.S. Air Force • 2017

Towing Gliders

U.S. Air Force • 2000

C-141 Flight Engineer Graduation

708 Military Airlift Squadron • U.S. Air Force • 1982

About 202 EIS ANG

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• Origins: The 202nd Engineering Installation Squadron (202 EIS) is a unit of the Georgia Air National Guard, stationed at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. • Mission: The 202 EIS specializes in engineering, installing, removing, and maintaining communications and information systems for the United States Air Force and Department of Defense. • Established: The unit was originally constituted in 1952, giving it over 70 years of operational history. • Deployments: The 202 EIS has deployed personnel around the world, including support for operations in the Middle East, Southwest Asia, and Europe. • 911 Response: The squadron played a significant role in supporting communications infrastructure after the September 11, 2001, attacks. • Humanitarian Missions: 202 EIS members have supported disaster relief and humanitarian missions, including hurricane response efforts in the United States and the Caribbean. • Technical Expertise: The unit is renowned for its expertise in fiber optics, wireless communications, radar, satellite, and cyber infrastructure. • Recognition: The 202 EIS has received numerous awards for excellence, including Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards. • Training: The squadron conducts joint training with other branches and allied nations to maintain readiness and interoperability. • Nickname: Members of the 202 EIS are often referred to as "The Professionals" due to their high standards and technical skills.