Griffiss JSS ROCC

Griffiss JSS ROCC (1983-Active) - A Cold War JSS System Regional Operations Control Center (ROCC) first established in 1983 on Griffiss AFB, Rome, Oneida County, New York. Active military installation. Also known as Rome JSS ROCC. Rome Sector Operations Center Griffiss Regional Operations Control Center (ROCC) Established in 1983 and became operational in October 1983 as Griffiss Regional Operations Control Center (ROCC). In 1983 the USAF SAGE System was shut down and replaced by the JSS System. The JSS System used Joint Use (USAF/FAA) radar sites connected to a series of Regional Operation Control Centers (ROCC). Some of ROCCs were established in the old SAGE facilities and some were placed in new purpose built facilities. The ROCCs and the new mix of radar sites were generally placed along the perimeter of the United States. In the Northeast Sector the 24th AD moved to a new facility on Griffiss AFB and established a Regional Operations Control Center (ROCC) using the FYQ-93 computer system. The FYQ-93 system used solid-state technology that greatly reduced space, power, and manpower requirements. Griffiss ROCC FYQ-93 Computer Consoles circa 1983-1984. Griffiss/Rome JSS Regional Operations Control Center Operator Comand Acronym Sector From To Notes 24th Air Division TAC/ADTAC ROCC NEADS 1983-12-01 1985-12-06 ROCC Established 24th Air Division TAC ROCC NEADS 1985-12-06 1986-10-01 Realined to TAC 24th Air Division TAC SOCC NEADS 1986-10-01 1987-07-01 SOCC operation begins 24th Air Division TAC SOCC NEADS 1987-07-01 1990-09-30 Transition period to ACC/1st AF New York ANG ACC/1st AF SOCC NEADS 1990-10-01 1997-00-00 NYANG operation begins. New York ANG ACC/1st AF SAOC NEADS 1997-00-00 2005-11-01 SAOC begins New York ANG ACC/1st AF SAOC EADS 2005-11-01 2007-00-00 NEADS and SEADS combine into EADS New York ANG ACC/1st AF SAOC EADS 2007-00-00 Present BCS-F System Implemented. In 1993 the three remaining Air Defense Sectors in the CONUS began a transitioned from the active duty Air Force to the Air National Guard (ANG). NEADS became Northeast Air Defense Sector (ANG) on 1 Dec 1994. Griffiss AFB was closed by the BRAC Commission in September 1995. NEADS operated by the New York Air National Guard created a small complex of buildings housing the sector in what was to become a Technology Park. After the closure of Griffiss the sector was then identified as being at Rome New York. Eastern Air Defense Sector (EADS) Eastern Air Defense Sector (EADS). On 1 Nov 2005, NEADS and SEADS consolidated at Rome and later became the Eastern Air Defense .]]Sector (EADS) which is now responsible for the air defense of the eastern half of the United States. The western half is under the Western Air Defense Sector (WADS) at McChord AFB, Washington. This consolidation preceded the implementation of the Battle Control System-Fixed (BCS-F) in 2007. The BCS-F System employs the FYQ-156 computer system with updated technology that enables either EADS or WADS to control the air space over the entire United States. Current Status Active military Facility. {"selectable":false,"width":"500"} Location: 366 Otis St., Rome, Oneida County, New York. Maps & Images Lat: 43.21686 Long: -75.40576 Multi Maps from ACME Maps from Bing Maps from Google Elevation: 500' See Also: Permanent System Radar Sites SAGE System JSS System FYQ-93 Battle Control System-Fixed FYQ-156 Sources: Links: Radomes - Griffiss JSS ROCC SAGE Combat Center Wikipedia - Eastern Air Defense Sector EADS- Eastern Air Defense Sector History Visited: 17 Jun 2016