US Army CSE


History The history of CSE goes as far back to 1942 under the Special Service Branch, Army Assistant Chief of Staff, G2 to the consolidation of the Contractor Support Detachment in 2001 and now the current Contractor Support Element. From 1942 to present CSE has undergone many significant changes to arrive at it's current form under the direction of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G2. 1942 -- Special Branch, Army ACofS, G2, (MAGIC/ULTRA) 1943 -- First 3 SSO's in Pacific Theater 1943 -- 45 -- Military Intelligence Division manages SSOs 1946 -- Dets F & M established, MIS 1950 -- Detachment M established, ACofS G2, HQ DA 1960 -- Special Security Detachment established, ACSI 1967 -- USA Special Security Group established, ACSI IOSS implementation moves tactical SSOs to CAB units 1980 -- USASSG transferred from ACSI to INSCOM 1985 -- USASSG moved from Pentagon to Arlington Hall Station, VA 1989 -- USASSG moved from AHS to Fort Meade, MD 1989 -- DCSINT approved "decentralization" of SSO system, and centralization of contractor support 1991 -- Army decentralized SSO system and formed Contractor Support Element and 3 regional Detachments (Arizona, Alabama and Virginia) 1992 -- USASSG transferred to 902d MI Group 1994 -- USASSG redesignated as CI Support Battalion 1995 -- CI Spt Bn redesignated as 716th MI Bn, including staff CSE with 3 Dets 1998 -- IPOM reductions deplete military authorizations 1998 -- CG INSCOM decision - CSE and Dets transferred to INSCOM ACofS, G2 2001 -- C/S INSCOM decision - CSE and regional Detachments consolidated at Fort Meade 2001 – Army Contractor Automated Verification System (ACAVS) is deployed. 2005 – Automated version of DD 254/SCI Addendum and Courier Orders created in ACAVS 2015 – Army Centralized Contracts and Security Portal (ACCS) is deployed	Navigation Home Page/Contacts About Us CSE History ACCS Training Authorized Users Sign in
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