The U.S. Army Signal School hosted its annual Distinguished Members of the Regiment (DMR) induction ceremony at the Augusta ...

More than a hundred signaleers came together for a two-day I Corps signal symposium at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., May 4. Key leaders discussed changes within the regiment with JBLM Soldiers.

Army Signal Corps to See Major Changes Enable breadcrumbs token at /includes/pageheader.html.twig ... “We’re taking a holistic look at the signal regiment from strategic signal commands down to the ...

After a two-year, top-to-bottom assessment of its operations, the Army’s Signal Regiment is transforming the way it trains soldiers, beginning with an increased focus on cyber operations to ...

Gen. Dennis Via, commanding general of Army Materiel Command at Redstone Arsenal, is the newest Distinguished Member of the Signal Regiment. Via holds the honor of being the only U.S. Army Signal ...

The U.S. Army Signal Corps celebrated its 161st birthday with a ceremony held June 21 at Brant Hall. “Since before the birth of the Signal Regiment, getting the message through has always been ...

The Army Signal Corps will move to commercial off-the-shelf systems under new strategy to reduce manpower and improve training. Continue to the site. Skip to Content. Notice at Collection; ...

Historically, the Signal Corps is a corps of innovation. It has pushed the boundaries of long-distance coordination and countered the ability of foes to do the same. Long-range communications ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (HawaiiNewsNow) - The U.S. Army has republished an article detailing the history of the famed 442nd ...

Stan Lee, the legendary comics creator and publisher, was inducted into the Signal Corps Regimental Association on Friday. Sgt. 1st Class Nicholas Jones and Maj. Milton Campbell of the 7th ...

The regiment’s 2nd Battalion was also present, along with a company from the 307th Infantry Regiment. But as senior officer, Whittlesey took charge. ... (U.S. Army Signal Corps photo) ...

The Signal Corps coin was designed for a class of 72 soldiers participating in signals training at Fort Gordon, Ga., according to its creator, Army 2nd Lt. Michael Moser, of Choctaw, Okla.