202 EIS ANG

• 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.