 This deployment, known as Agate Path, established a forward operating base for counter narcotic operations in the Central American region.Other milestones during the 1980s included delivery of the wing's 25th E-3 in December 1981, which brought a new updated version of the Airborne Warning and Control System, called the U.S./NATO standard, and the wing's redesignation to the 552d Airborne Warning and Control Division in October 1983.The division was again redesignated a wing, becoming a subordinate unit of the newly activated 28th Air Division in April 1985.