USAF Still Shaping Cyber Command
- By Grey McKenzie
- Published 12/17/2007
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More money for the U.S. Air Force’s newest
major command is still several years away, leaders of the provisional
Cyber Command said at a Dec. 5 conference outside Washington.
Meanwhile, the service is pulling the command together and defining its
responsibilities.
The headquarters group that will eventually number 541 is now at only about 160 people, said Col. Anthony Buntyn, who has been selected as the vice commander of the provisional Cyber Command
“We’re currently now just focused on organizational aspects,” Buntyn said at the Northern Virginia chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association’s Air Force information technology conference. “We have to figure out how we’re going to organize, train, equip, plan for the future.”
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