PACIFIC AIR FORCES KEEP EYES ON THE SKY AIR DOMAIN MONITORING CAPABILITIES EVOLVE

摘要

Sharing a computer nestled inside a cramped workspace, a five-man team rallied to start up Pacific Air Forces' (PACAF) first 24-hour air watch. Despite its limited number and lack of equipment, the squad of intelligence Airmen began building PACAF's first air watch capability in 2014. From the team's workspace at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii, the Airmen began providing real-time monitoring of military air or missile activity throughout the vast Indo-Asia-Pacific region.