MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE, Calif. — The California Air National Guard's 163rd Attack Wing has established a first-of-its-kind command and control (C2) relay site at March Air Reserve Base, a move aimed at cross-domain functionality and access to continuation training.
This continuation training multiplier addresses the growing need for robust and adaptable infrastructure to support the increasingly vital role of the MQ-9A in domestic operations.
"This new C2 relay site represents a significant leap forward in our ability to utilize the MQ-9's unique capabilities for missions here at home," said Col. Joshua Assayag, 163rd Attack Wing deputy commander. "By bridging the gap between classified and unclassified data streams, we are...
The 163d Attack Wing leadership is well on its way to implementing an A-Staff to bolster commanders’ decision-making capabilities, enhance command and control of wing operations, and integrate as a total-force partner.
