210th EIS

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Branch

U.S. Air Force

Members

About 210th EIS

The 210th Engineering Installation Squadron (EIS) is a unit of the United States Air National Guard based at Kulis Air National Guard Base in Anchorage, Alaska. Established in 1960, the squadron specializes in the engineering, installation, and maintenance of communications and information systems in support of both state and federal missions. Over the decades, the 210th EIS has deployed personnel and equipment for contingency operations, disaster response, and exercises both domestically and overseas. The unit has earned recognition for its technical expertise and rapid deployment capabilities, contributing to the success of missions in diverse and challenging environments.

Unit Members

Richard Olson

U.S. Air Force

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John Savina

U.S. Air Force

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Photos

Murphy's Last Yellow Alert

6595 • U.S. Air Force

Anniversary of Shepard's Flight From Cape Canaveral

6555th ASTG • U.S. Air Force

USAF Recruiting Photo

6595 • U.S. Air Force • 1981

U.S. Air Force • 1981

About 210th EIS

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• Origins: The 210th Engineering Installation Squadron (EIS) is part of the Oklahoma Air National Guard, based at Will Rogers Air National Guard Base, Oklahoma City. • Primary Mission: The 210th EIS specializes in engineering and installing communications and information systems, supporting both state and federal missions. • Establishment: The unit was federally recognized on 30 September 1952, making it one of the older Engineering Installation Squadrons in the Air National Guard. • Vietnam War Service: Personnel from the 210th EIS were deployed during the Vietnam War to install critical communications infrastructure for U.S. forces. • Disaster Relief: The unit has repeatedly supported disaster relief operations, including restoring communications after hurricanes and tornadoes in Oklahoma and across the U.S. • Global Deployments: Members of the 210th EIS have been deployed to multiple countries, including Iraq, Afghanistan, and various NATO locations, providing essential communication capabilities. • Technical Expertise: The squadron's unique skills include fiber optic installation, radio systems, satellite communications, and cyber infrastructure. • Unit Awards: The 210th EIS has earned several Air Force Outstanding Unit Awards for exemplary performance in both peacetime and combat operations. • Community Involvement: The unit actively participates in Oklahoma community events and supports youth education in STEM fields. • Legacy of Innovation: The 210th EIS has been at the forefront of communications technology changes in the Air Force, transitioning from analog systems in the 1950s to cutting-edge digital and cyber systems today.