When Steven J. Rauch first arrived at Fort Gordon in August 2002, he had no idea what he had gotten himself into … much less ...

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

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 ...

The Second Unit of the Signal Corps in a 1918 group photo. The women purchased their own uniforms and were not reimbursed by the U.S. Army for the expense.

The Army Signal Corps would eventually form a balloon unit, which would see limited service during the Spanish-American War. The military’s experiments with balloons continued, and the aircraft ...

The Army’s space units currently borrow enlisted soldiers from other fields like air defense, signal corps and military intelligence for three years to support space operations.

The Army is looking for 250 infantry and armor officers to voluntarily branch transfer to the adjutant general, finance or signal corps. Army Human Resource Command issued the Military Personnel ...

The Signal Corps Female Telephone Operators unit was formed in late 1917 following an urgent request from General Pershing. The AEF was in desperate need of bilingual switchboard operators to improve ...

Memo, O. S. Albright for Ch Signal Ofcr, 4 Jan 1919, sub: Personal Historical Data, binder “Volume III, Copy No. IV,” box 43, Rpts, Summs, Photographs, and Charts Relating to the History of the Signal ...

The U.S. Army Signal Corps, or “SigC,” was tasked with establishing massive, reliable, multi-channel high-speed voice and “data” networks. These networks would support a mission buildup of more than a ...

FORT BRAGG — After spending 15 years at Fort Gordon, Georgia, an Army signal unit is back at Fort Bragg. The 35 th Signal Brigade inactivated on Fort Bragg on April 12, 2007, and was reorganized ...