505th Command and Control Wing

The 505th Command and Control Wing, headquartered at Hurlburt Field, Florida, was activated in 2004 to enhance the United States Air Force’s command and control capabilities. Its roots trace back to World War II-era units, but its modern incarnation focuses on integrating, testing, and training advanced command and control systems. The Wing plays a pivotal role in operational planning, joint and coalition exercises, and the development of tactics for the Air Operations Center Weapon System. Through its innovation and expertise, the 505th has become a cornerstone in ensuring U.S. and allied forces maintain information superiority across the spectrum of conflict.