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10th CES

U.S. Air Force

The 10th Civil Engineer Squadron (10th CES) is a unit within the United States Air Force, assigned to the 10th Air Base Wing at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Established to provide essential engineering, emergency management, and installation support, the squadron plays a critical role in maintaining the Academy’s infrastructure and ensuring mission readiness. Over the years, 10th CES has been instrumental in construction projects, disaster response, and environmental stewardship, contributing to the operational effectiveness of the Academy. The squadron’s expertise and dedication continue to uphold the highest standards of excellence in support of Air Force operations and cadet development.

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Origins: The 10th Civil Engineer Squadron (10th CES) is part of the 10th Air Base Wing at the United States Air Force Academy, Colorado, providing engineering and installation support since its activation.
Primary Mission: 10th CES is responsible for maintaining and improving the infrastructure, facilities, and utilities that support the Academy’s mission to train future Air Force leaders.
Emergency Response: The unit includes a fire emergency services flight, which provides firefighting, rescue, and emergency medical response for the Academy and surrounding areas.
Disaster Recovery: The squadron played a crucial role in response and recovery operations during the Waldo Canyon and Black Forest wildfires, helping protect critical Academy assets and personnel.
Environmental Stewardship: 10th CES manages environmental programs to preserve the natural beauty of the Academy’s 18,500-acre campus, including endangered species protection and water conservation.
Historic Preservation: The unit is responsible for maintaining and preserving several historic structures on the Academy grounds, some of which are registered national landmarks.
Support for Cadet Training: The squadron provides essential engineering support for cadet field exercises, obstacle courses, and physical training facilities, directly impacting the Academy’s core mission.
Rapid Deployment: Members of 10th CES have deployed worldwide in support of operations such as Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, providing engineering expertise in austere environments.
Innovation: The squadron has pioneered the use of energy-efficient technologies and sustainable building practices, making the Academy a leader in Department of Defense energy initiatives.
Recognition: 10th CES has received numerous Air Force and Department of Defense awards for excellence in engineering, emergency management, and environmental stewardship.

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U.S. Air Force

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Michael Fisher

U.S. Air Force · 1980 - 1984

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Mark Cole

U.S. Air Force · 1974 - 1978

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Fred Anderson

U.S. Air Force · 1968 - 1971

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Arnold Chacon

U.S. Air Force · 1967 - 1970

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About 10th CES

About this Unit

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Origins: The 10th Civil Engineer Squadron (10th CES) is part of the 10th Air Base Wing at the United States Air Force Academy, Colorado, providing engineering and installation support since its activation.
Primary Mission: 10th CES is responsible for maintaining and improving the infrastructure, facilities, and utilities that support the Academy’s mission to train future Air Force leaders.
Emergency Response: The unit includes a fire emergency services flight, which provides firefighting, rescue, and emergency medical response for the Academy and surrounding areas.
Disaster Recovery: The squadron played a crucial role in response and recovery operations during the Waldo Canyon and Black Forest wildfires, helping protect critical Academy assets and personnel.
Environmental Stewardship: 10th CES manages environmental programs to preserve the natural beauty of the Academy’s 18,500-acre campus, including endangered species protection and water conservation.
Historic Preservation: The unit is responsible for maintaining and preserving several historic structures on the Academy grounds, some of which are registered national landmarks.
Support for Cadet Training: The squadron provides essential engineering support for cadet field exercises, obstacle courses, and physical training facilities, directly impacting the Academy’s core mission.
Rapid Deployment: Members of 10th CES have deployed worldwide in support of operations such as Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, providing engineering expertise in austere environments.
Innovation: The squadron has pioneered the use of energy-efficient technologies and sustainable building practices, making the Academy a leader in Department of Defense energy initiatives.
Recognition: 10th CES has received numerous Air Force and Department of Defense awards for excellence in engineering, emergency management, and environmental stewardship.