U.S. Army Signal School

?? From our family to yours, #HappyThanksgiving! ?? As you celebrate the holiday season, please take a moment to remember those who are not home with their loved ones, serving to protect us and the freedoms we hold so dear. Their service and sacrifice are appreciated beyond measure. Let's keep them in our thoughts and send them our warmest wishes on this special day. #GiveThanks | #Gratitude | #SupportOurTroops | #ArmyLife | #PeopleFirst | US Army | US Army TRADOC | US Army Cyber Center of Excellence

Thanks to Mr. Zasimczuk and SCCC 20/21-24 for inviting me along on their Savannah staff ride! So much great discussion about command and control, commanders intent, lines of communication, sustainment and logistics… lessons learned from our past that remain very relevant today. And to stand on the ramparts of Fort McCallister, the background of one of the most famous Signal Corps paintings, just brought it all home!

The military community just wouldn't be whole without our dedicated #MilitaryFamilies. The US Army is dedicated to creating healthy communities in which every member of the Army family feels valued, supported and included. Through our quality-of-life initiatives, we provide a supportive and enriching environment for every member of the #ArmyFamily. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/grk28mv2 #MilitaryFamilyAppreciation #MilitaryFamilyAppreciationMonth #ArmyFamilies #ArmyLife U.S. Army Directorate of Prevention, Resilience and Readiness

?? Strengthening the Signal Corps: Georgia State University Engagement ?? On November 19, 2024, Office Chief of Signal (OCOS) 25A Career Program Manager, Capt. Christopher Elkington, conducted a successful branch engagement with Georgia State University. Approximately 40 cadets participated, engaging in discussions on: ? Life as a Signal Officer in the Army ? Signal Basic Officer Leader Course (SBOLC) expectations ? Broadening opportunities ? Potential assignments and duty locations ? Educational opportunities available to Signal Corps Officers These insights provided cadets with a clearer understanding of the opportunities and responsibilities that come with joining the Signal Corps. For more information about the Signal Corps branch, please contact Capt. Christopher Elkington: ?? [email protected] ?? (706) 791-7388 #BeAllYouCanBe | #SignalCorps | #ArmyPossibilities | #BuildingLeaders | #BranchEngagement | #MilitaryCareers | #CadetSuccess | US Army | US Army TRADOC | US Army Cyber Center of Excellence | GoArmy | U.S. Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) | U.S. Army Signal School Commandant ??: Capt. Christopher Elkington, U.S. Army Signal School ??: Tài Doick, U.S. Army Signal School

???? Driving Excellence: Signal Leaders embrace the Power of Data ???? The U.S. Army Signal School Mobile Training Team (MTT) recently conducted two dynamic Data for Leaders courses aimed at enhancing the skills of Signal Leaders. The first course took place at Fort Cavazos from November 4 to 7, followed by a second session at Fort Campbell from November 12 to 15. Under the instruction of Capt. Derrick Kozlowski, the Signal School Chief Data Officer, participants delved into a comprehensive curriculum that included critical topics such as data literacy, data governance, and the foundational principles of databases. The course also introduced Zero Trust fundamentals and emphasized the importance of creating insights through data visualization techniques using Power BI. Throughout the 24 hours of intensive training, Signal Leaders from prestigious units, including the 101st Airborne Division, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR), and 5th Special Forces Group (SFG), devoted their time and energy to transform their understanding of data. The learning experience culminated in a hands-on challenge where Data Teams, composed of 18 students at each location, showcased their skills by creating a Power BI dashboard. The Signal School is committed to empowering Signal Leaders with the knowledge and tools necessary to harness the potential of data, reinforcing the objective of supporting a Data-Centric Army that is equipped to meet modern challenges. #DataForLeaders | #DataLiteracy | #SignalCorps | #SignalStrong | #SignalProud | #BeAllYouCanBe | #DataGovernance | #ZeroTrust | #SignalSchool | US Army | US Army TRADOC | US Army Cyber Center of Excellence | 101st Airborne Division, U.S. Army | 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) | 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) - US Army | Army Chief Information Officer | Army Deputy Chief of Staff, G-6 | U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command ??: Capt. Derrick Kozlowski, U.S. Army Signal School ??: Tài Doick, U.S. Army Signal School

?? Season of Thanksgiving ?? Dozens of U.S. Army Signal School staff took time out of their busy schedules to give thanks and fellowship with one another. Chaplain (Maj.) Glen Thompson, U.S. Army Signal School, hosted a “Friendsgiving Luncheon” yesterday that was relatively short on time but overflowing with gratitude. “The year is coming to an end, and we all have a million things to be thankful for,” said Command Sgt. Maj. Linwood Barrett, 25th Regimental Command Sergeant Major. Col. Julia Donley, 43rd Chief of Signal and U.S Army Signal School Commandant, echoed Barrett’s sentiments, noting it has been a “rough couple of months” and emphasizing the importance of pausing to give thanks. “To be able to come together … have all the fellowship and identify things that we are thankful for, is a great time,” Donley shared. The luncheon included a Thanksgiving trivia-quiz for fun, and Thompson opened the floor for others to share what they are most thankful for this season. #SignalProud | #SignalStrong | #PositiveCulture | #OneTeam | #GivingThanks | US Army | US Army TRADOC | US Army Cyber Center of Excellence | U.S. Army Signal School Commandant ???? : Laura Levering, U.S. Army Signal School

*** Strengthening Partnerships: Signal Corps Leads Electromagnetic Spectrum Training in Korea *** Sgt. 1st Class Elliot Rappoport of the 2nd Infantry Division, G-6, Eighth Army, represented the 25E and the Signal Corps by leading a PR-200 spectrum analyzer demonstration during a US-ROK Information Operations team-building event at Camp Humphreys, South Korea. The demonstration showcased how advanced electromagnetic spectrum mapping enhances operational security, builds trust and improves mission readiness among allied forces—setting the standard for electromagnetic capabilities and interoperability. Read more ?? https://lnkd.in/eZDSnRq8 #BeAllYouCanBe | #SignalCorps | #25E | #SpectrumAnalysis | #ElectromagneticDominance | #Teamwork | #USROKAlliance | #CFC | #USFK | US Army | US Army TRADOC | U.S. Indo-Pacific Command | Eighth Army (Official) | 2nd Infantry Division - Korea | US Army Cyber Center of Excellence | U.S. Army Signal School Commandant ??: Tài Doick, U.S. Army Signal School

?? Change of Responsibility ?? The 15th Signal Brigade welcomed Command Sgt. Maj. Nathaniel Piper to the team last week and bid farewell to Command Sgt. Maj. Matthew Halstead. Read more about the ceremony and these two exceptional Signaleers here: https://lnkd.in/ee98HZgn #OneTeam | #SignalProud | #SignalStrong | US Army | US Army TRADOC | US Army Cyber Center of Excellence | U.S. Army Signal School Commandant | 160th Theater Signal Brigade

Brig. Gen. Eric Van Den Bosch and 7th Signal Command (Theater) are hosting the Americas Theater Synchronization Review on behalf of U.S. Army Cyber Command Nov. 19-20 on Ft. Belvoir, Virginia. We were honored to have Army CIO Leonel Garciga first on the agenda, setting the stage for a robust discussion about priorities and requirements across the CONUS Theater. U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command 21st Signal Brigade 93d Signal Brigade 106th Signal Brigade

At a panel discussion on October 14 during the Association of the United States Army’s annual meeting, Lt. Gen. John Morrison, the Army’s Deputy Chief of Staff, G-6, described improvements the Army is making as it modernizes its network. “The most important thing we are doing,” he said, “is we are changing the institution. Institutional change is lasting change. We have changed the way we govern and prioritize requirements at the headquarters of the Army. We have changed the way that we align resources to those requirements.” Morrison added that the Army has also established a unified delivery of network capabilities, all under “a single operational commander (Army Cyber Command) who is responsible for operating, maintaining, and maneuvering the network on behalf of our Army.” #USArmySignalCorps #Signalcorps #USARMY @US_CYBERCOM @ARCYBER @armyfutures @Signal_School