The 21st Signal Brigade's mission is to provide Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (C4) systems support to the President, Secretary of Defense, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Department of Defense, Combatant Commanders, and other Federal Agencies. Establish, operate, protect, and sustain the Army's CONUS (Continental United States) strategic portion of the Global Information Grid. To protect and provide for the well-being of our people. The 21st Signal Brigade conducts network operations for theater-based LandWarNet communication systems, networks, and enterprise services, providing information services support to warfighters, intergovernmental, interagency, and civil authorities to enable entire spectrum operations.
21st Signal Brigade的外部链接
1435 Porter Street
US，MD，Fort Detrick，21702
We were delighted to host the Army Unified SATCOM Operations Forum & NETCOM SATCOM Steering Committee Board event at USAG Wiesbaden, Germany. The event, organized by 21st Signal Brigade, was designed to engage the Army SATCOM community, mission partners and key stakeholders and discuss Regional Hub Node?and DISA Teleport concerns. The event provided a forum aimed at?community engagement and act as a catalyst moving the conversation towards a true Enterprise SATCOM?solution. #Army2030 | U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command | U.S. Army Europe and Africa
?? This morning, Col. Sanders, 21st Signal Brigade Commander, and 302d’s command team joined Soldiers from U.S. Army Signal Activity-Liberty (USASA-Liberty) in a team building fun run. USASA-Liberty does a spooky run annually and includes the option to wear costumes! #razorsharp #GreatArmyDay
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Today marks 21 years of the 21st Signal Brigade and what a great way to celebrate with a 5k race with some birthday cake at the end! Congratulations to our winners who received a coin of excellence for placing in the top three in their categories. Virtual 5K 1st - SPC Amaya - ASA-Belvoir 2nd - SFC Armstrong - ASA-Liberty 3rd - SGT Acosta - 56th Signal Battalion In person Winners: Men 1st - 1LT Stadelmaier - HHC, 21st Signal Brigade 2nd - 1SG Burnett - 55th Public Affairs Company (COMCAM) 3rd - MAJ Sheehan - 55th Public Affairs Company (COMCAM) Women: 1st - SGT Mendez - ASA-Belvoir 2nd - LTC Jenkins - 114th Signal Battalion 3rd - CPT McCarty - ASA-Meade Stay tuned for more photos and video from our birthday run! #razorsharp #HappyBirthday21st #GreatArmyDay
???? Congratulations to Chief Warrant Officer (CW)2 Mendez and CW2 Turner on your selection to Chief Warrant Officer 3! Warrant Officers are the few technical experts in their field, making up less than three percent of the Army. Thank you both for your dedication, expertise, and knowledge. You truly exemplify the Warrant officer Corps. #razorsharp #congradulations #promotions
#ICYMI this past week U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command CSM Runk, Sergeant Major of Public Affairs, CSM Carl, and 7th Signal Command (Theater) Command Sergeant Major, CSM McGuire, spent the afternoon leading noncommissioned officer professional development (NCOPD) and engaging with the Soldiers of 21st Signal Brigade. NCOPD is vital to the continued development of NCOs and Soldiers. It allows for leaders to provide focused classes, professional mentorship, and candid discussions about issues that affect our Soldiers and their families. #RazorSharp #NCOPD U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command 7th Signal Command (Theater)
Yesterday we celebrated our newest noncommissioned officers (NCO) by inducting them into the NCO corps. The ceremony was hosted by CSM Bray and we were honoured to also have U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command, Command Sergeant Major, CSM Runk, Sergeant Major of Public Affairs, CSM Carl, and 7th Signal Command (Theater) Command Sergeant Major, CSM McGuire. 21st Signal Brigade also used pre-recorded video and a photo slideshow to recognize and induct NCOs from our most geographically separated units. The NCO induction ceremony is a celebration of the newly promoted joining the ranks of a professional noncommissioned officer corps and emphasizes and builds on the pride NCOs all share as members of such an elite corps. To all the NCOs inducted yesterday, welcome to the corps and we are honoured to have you! #RazorSharp #NCOinduction #WelcometotheCorps #BackboneOfTheArmy | U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command | 7th Signal Command (Theater)
#ICYMI the Signal School Commandant, Col. Julia Donley, and Regimental Command Sergeant Major, Command Sgt. Maj. Linwood Barrett, visited our Regional Hub Node at Ft. Liberty (RHN Liberty), 302d Signal Battalion, to recognize the hard work of our Soldiers and Civilians. #razorsharp #SignalCorps
Recognizing the hard work of the distant end, RHN Liberty! RCSM got to meet the G.O.A.T.s! ????
#ICYMI Senior Leader Development week not only brought together the Commanders and Command Sergeant Majors of NETCOM, it allowed our Warrant Officers a chance to ask questions and discuss all the different ways we can better assist our Soldiers, leaders, and warfighters. We can't wait for next years event! #RazorSharp #NETCOM #ArmyWarrantOfficers
Chief Warrant Officer 5 Paul Sankey, the U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command's new Command Chief Warrant Officer (CCWO), had the opportunity to field questions from other Warrant Officer Cohort members visiting during Senior Leader Development week. The #team discussed best practices, common challenges and a way forward for the technical experts to better assist the Soldier, leaders and warfighters, and do further develop as a cohort.