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were created as service components. U.S. Cyber Command traces its history back to the 1998 establishment of Joint Task Force – Computer Network Defense, and its 2000 redesignation as Joint Task Force – Computer Network Operations under
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Most other countries organize their cyber forces into other military services or joint commands. Examples of joint cyber commands includes the
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believed that the Air Force was attempting to seize the cyber mission for itself, pressuring the Air Force to stop the activation of
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soldier. The PLA Strategic Support Force was established in 2015, becoming as the world's first independent cyber force.
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The following list outlines the independent cyber forces currently in operation around the world:
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in 2004 before being reunified under U.S. Cyber Command. In 2014, the U.S. Army established the
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In 2015, China created the world's first independent cyber force, establishing the
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was the early leader in military cyber operations. In 1995, it established the
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as the world's second cyber force in 2017 and Singapore's creation of the
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in 2002, Joint Task Force – Computer Network Operations was split into
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and retired intelligence officer and cyber security businessman
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Joint Functional Component Command – Network Warfare
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Index

Cyber Force (comics)
military branch
armed forces
cyberspace
cyberwarfare
People's Liberation Army Strategic Support Force
space force
Cyber and Information Domain Service
Norwegian Cyber Defence Force
Digital and Intelligence Service
United States Cyber Command

People's Liberation Army Strategic Support Force
Russian military
People's Liberation Army Strategic Support Force
Cyber and Information Domain Service
Digital and Intelligence Service
United States Air Force
609th Information Warfare Squadron
information warfare
Air Intelligence Agency
United States Army
United States Navy
Air Force Cyber Command
United States Cyber Command
United States Strategic Command
Army Cyber Command
Fleet Cyber Command
Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command
Twenty-Fourth Air Force

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