The U.S. Army Signal Corps embraced its new senior enlisted leader and bid farewell to another beloved leader May 22.

The US Army’s fleet consolidation and narrowing of equipment speaks to a desire to change its approach to contracting and improve efficiency. The US Army announced a series of organisational and ...

According to Licud, the diagram was created through witness accounts and affidavits. Meanwhile, Quiboloy earlier denied that he had a private army, saying it was just something that was “made up.” ...

Leidos, an information technology company specializing in national security and health, has secured a U.S. Army contract potentially worth $331 million to support the service branch’s network ...

1st Class Joseph Truesdale/Army) The Army is restructuring its signal battalions as advancements in technology and a laser-focus on its network dovetail with a shift from brigade to division ...

One that might be surprising is a U.S. Army Signal Corps generator by Franklin Electric. The generator, which weighs less than 100 pounds, was used to power the radio equipment used by ...

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 ...

Rey shared that the Army has already modernized and issued network tools and devices to eight brigade combatant teams, six expeditionary signal battalions and two multi-domain units, as of a month ...

To get there, the Army is developing an “aerial tier network,” or a system of flying machines that can serve as a signal relay. An “[Aerial Tier Network] allows us to send data up to an ...

The Army is getting a new top official in charge of modernizing its tactical network. In a tweet, the service announced that Maj. Gen. Anthony Potts will assume duties as Program Executive Officer for ...

As part of the Army ... network. Lt. Gen. John Morrison Jr., USA, the service’s deputy chief of staff, G-6, has described the separation of enterprise and tactical networks as a false divide.