The 32d Intelligence Squadron is part of the 70th Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance Wing at Fort Meade, Maryland. The Squadron’s primary mission is to conduct in-garrison and expeditionary signals intelligence operations as part of the Air Force Cryptologic Enterprise with the National Security Agency-Washington in support of Combatant Commanders, the Intelligence Community, and national-level decision makers. Ft Meade is only 45 minutes from Washington, D.C. and 30 minutes from Baltimore, MD.

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The 22d Intelligence Squadron (22 IS) is part of the 70th Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance Wing at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland. It provides decisive information operations shaping the battle space environment. It tasks and conducts signals intel operations in support of the Department of Defense (DOD) and other authorized organizations as an integral part of the National Security Agency (NSA). Originally founded in 1917 as a "pursuit fighter squadron", the 22d Aero Squadron; the 22d Intelligence Squadron is over 100 years old. The iconic Smith IV SPAD XIII found in the Smithsonian, flew under the banner of the 22d Aero Squadron in WWI. The squadron’s name is “The Shooting stars”, also known as the “Best in Blue"!

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The 70th Operations Support Squadron (70 OSS), also known as the "Knight Stalkers". Their mission is to strengthen the 70th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Wing (70 ISRW) cryptologic and Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) operations by optimizing capabilities and developing combat mission-ready Airmen equipped to execute full-spectrum worldwide cryptologic operations. The 70 OSS was activated on 1 May 2005 under the 70th Operations Group and transitioned to the 70th Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance Wing on 14 January 2009 to oversee 30 of the 70 ISR Wing core cryptologic intelligence programs for six ISR Groups and 19 Squadrons. Additionally, the 70 OSS manages the Wing Operations Center, Wing Reserve Management Office and the DIRNSA Enlisted Internship Programs. The 70 OSS is the enabling force behind the 70 ISRW operational mission to train and equip cryptologic and information operations specialists to carry out 25 AF and National Security Agency Tri-Service Operations. - "Fight's On!"

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The 7th Intelligence Squadron (7 IS) is part of the 70th Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Wing at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland.  The 7 IS Airmen drive Cyber ISR Operations and Analysis for the national intelligence community, Air Force, and Combatant Commanders.  The 7 IS integrates personnel into the National Security Agency/Central Security Service (NSA/CSS) to conduct both Computer Network Exploitation (CNE) and Defensive Cyber Operations.  Airmen also conduct research, development, maintenance, and acquisition to support National Security Requirements.  Fort Meade is centrally located between Baltimore, MD and Washington, D.C. and offers a myriad of activities and sights to see from the Inner Harbor to the National Mall.

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The 94th Intelligence Squadron is part of the 70th ISR Wing at Fort Meade, MD. Throughout its distinguished history, the 94th has conducted ISR and Force Protection by operating a variety of Surveillance platforms around the globe. The Squadron traces its lineage back to a Photographic Unit during WWII; even before the birth of the Air Force.  Today the unit continues its ISR legacy still closely connected to Vietnam era Direction Finding operations from which the Squadron proudly draws its mission Heritage.  As one of the most decorated units in Air Combat Command, the "Cougars" of the 94th can truly operate "Any Signal, Any Time, Anywhere!"

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71^st Expeditionary Air Control “Pyramid” Squadron (EACS) monitors the skies to de-conflict and Orchestrate war zone air traffic. The air control squadron is made up of twenty different Air Force Specialty Codes and provides accurate tactical command and control at the Control and Reporting Center. The 71^st EACS works closely with the 73rd EACS. Thank you to all who serve with the 71st EACS  for keeping America and our Allies safe!

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The 73rd EACS is responsible for providing command and control radar, ground-to-air radio communications, and tactical data links to the 71st Expeditionary Air Control "Pyramid" Squadron at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, as they execute the Combined Forces Air Combatant Commander's Tactical Air Control mission in Operation Enduring Freedom. Thank you to all who serve with the 73rd EACS  for keeping America and our Allies safe!

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One of the US Air Force's newest Squadrons is the 34th Intelligence Squadron "Ducks", of Fort Meade near Washington D.C. The 34th I.S. was officially activated on September 8th 2010. This stunning artwork featuring the US Air force Memorial and the Lincoln Memorial is dedicated to all those who serve or have served with the 34th Intelligence Squadron. The mission of the 34th Intelligence Squadron is to conduct signals intelligence against transnational targets in the strategic, operational and tactical arena, both from home station and while deployed. It is also responsible for ensuring secure communications for current and future weapons, the United States nuclear enterprise, the Department of Defense and other government organizations through the management of information assurance programs. Their Motto is "One Tough Duck".

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