Air Force Civilian Employees at Cyber Command Transfer to the U.S. Army

On June 2, the United States Army assumed the Combatant Command Support Agent (CCSA) role for the USCC, and as a result, about 350 Air Force civilian employees at the USCC will now become Army civilians working for the U.S. Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER). Since its inception in 2017 as a united of the U.S. Air Force, the USCC has been responsible for the administrative and logistical support of a combatant command. Its civilian workforce is expected to grow to more than 700 Army civilians working for the combatant command.

According to a report from DefenseScoop, the civilian employees will maintain their current positions and even pay grades, while the Army will become responsible for the administration of USCC.

“This was a monumental effort by the U.S. Cyber Command, Army and ARCYBER teams. Our top priority during this entire effort was to ensure we did everything we could to take care of the civilian workforce,” said ARCYBER Deputy to the Commanding General Jeffrey R. Jones.

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