Georgia Cryptologic Center

According to the NSA, the Georgia Cryptologic Center "specializes in working closely with military customers to understand their operations, their requirements and their culture to ensure that signals intelligence is tailored and responsive to the needs of the warfighter." The Georgia Cryptologic Center is staffed by both civilian contractors and by military personnel from the United States Army Intelligence and Security Command's 706th Military Intelligence Group, also stationed at Fort Gordon, who specialize in signals intelligence. When the facility opened, the proposed ratio of military to civilian personnel was approximately 3:1. As of 2020, Fort Gordon is also the headquarters of United States Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER), which works closely alongside NSA Georgia. The facilities's personnel include Tailored Access Operations (TAO) units and Persian-language translators. ==History==

Before opening the facility at Fort Gordon, the NSA/CSS had a smaller Regional Security Operations Center located at Fort Gordon. Named the Gordon Regional Security Operations Center, it was established in 1994 and operated under this name until it was renamed to NSA/CSS Georgia in June 2005. During construction the facility was not referred to as an NSA facility in any documentation and was referred to as "Sweet Tea". The facility made international headlines ==See also==