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Soldiers discuss cyber capabilities on new equipment being tested at Cyber Quest 24, an annual data-centric exercise that provides capability development and acquisition communities a unique, realistic, operationally based environment to improve critical capability needs of Cyber, Electronic Warfare, Intelligence and Signal operational forces.


Soldiers discuss cyber capabilities on new equipment being tested at Cyber Quest 24, an annual data-centric exercise that provides capability development and acquisition communities a unique, realistic, operationally based environment to improve critical capability needs of Cyber, Electronic Warfare, Intelligence and Signal operational forces.

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Lieutenants of Signal Basic Officer Leader Course (SBOLC) Class 005-25 reached a major milestone in their careers last week! The Signaleers were honored in a pinning ceremony after completing an early morning ruck march that culminated at the 442nd Signal Battalion Motor Pool. Maj. Gen. Christopher L. Eubank, Chief of Staff, U.S. Strategic Command, and Col. Julia M. Donley, U.S. Army Signal School Commandant and 43rd Chief of Signal, welcomed the lieutenants upon their completion of the ruck and participated in the pinning ceremony. The design of the Signal regimental insignia originated from a meeting of Signal Corps officers led by Maj. Alfred J. Myer, the Chief Signal Officer, in 1865. A gold eagle holds in its talons a golden baton from which descends a signal flag. The motto “Pro Patria Vigilans” – meaning “Watchful for the Country” – reflects the Signal Corps’ mission to provide and maintain vital communications. SBOLC Class 005-25 will graduate from the 16-week course on Thursday then prepare to report to their respective duty stations.
Lieutenants of Signal Basic Officer Leader Course (SBOLC) Class 005-25 reached a major milestone in their careers last week! The Signaleers were honored in a pinning ceremony after completing an early morning ruck march that culminated at the 442nd Signal Battalion Motor Pool. Maj. Gen. Christopher L. Eubank, Chief of Staff, U.S. Strategic Command, and Col. Julia M. Donley, U.S. Army Signal School Commandant and 43rd Chief of Signal, welcomed the lieutenants upon their completion of the ruck and participated in the pinning ceremony. The design of the Signal regimental insignia originated from a meeting of Signal Corps officers led by Maj. Alfred J. Myer, the Chief Signal Officer, in 1865. A gold eagle holds in its talons a golden baton from which descends a signal flag. The motto “Pro Patria Vigilans” – meaning “Watchful for the Country” – reflects the Signal Corps’ mission to provide and maintain vital communications. SBOLC Class 005-25 will graduate from the 16-week course on Thursday then prepare to report to their respective duty stations.
Lieutenants of Signal Basic Officer Leader Course (SBOLC) Class 005-25 reached a major milestone in their careers last week! The Signaleers were honored in a pinning ceremony after completing an early morning ruck march that culminated at the 442nd Signal Battalion Motor Pool
Servicemembers from across Fort Gordon joined in an early morning 2.5-mile run to celebrate the U.S. Army's 250th birthday June 13, 2025.
Servicemembers from across Fort Gordon joined in an early morning 2.5 mile run in honor of the Army's 250th Birthday June 13, 2025.
Servicemembers from across Fort Gordon joined in an early morning 2.5 mile run in honor of the Army's 250th Birthday June 13, 2025.
Servicemembers from across Fort Gordon joined in an early morning 2.5 mile run in honor of the Army's 250th Birthday June 13, 2025.
U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Eisenhower hosted an Army Heritage Month celebration featuring a historical uniform presentation, workforce recognition honoring excellence in service, and guest speakers highlighting the Army’s rich history, June 6, 2025, at the Eisenhower Conference and Catering Center. The event served as a tribute to the Army’s enduring legacy and a reflection of its continued dedication to those who serve and support the mission.
U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Eisenhower hosted an Army Heritage Month celebration featuring a historical uniform presentation, workforce recognition honoring excellence in service, and guest speakers highlighting the Army’s rich history, June 6, 2025, at the Eisenhower Conference and Catering Center. The event served as a tribute to the Army’s enduring legacy and a reflection of its continued dedication to those who serve and support the mission.
U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Eisenhower hosted an Army Heritage Month celebration featuring a historical uniform presentation, workforce recognition honoring excellence in service, and guest speakers highlighting the Army’s rich history, June 6, 2025, at the Eisenhower Conference and Catering Center. The event served as a tribute to the Army’s enduring legacy and a reflection of its continued dedication to those who serve and support the mission.
U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Eisenhower hosted an Army Heritage Month celebration featuring a historical uniform presentation, workforce recognition honoring excellence in service, and guest speakers highlighting the Army’s rich history, June 6, 2025, at the Eisenhower Conference and Catering Center. The event served as a tribute to the Army’s enduring legacy and a reflection of its continued dedication to those who serve and support the mission.
Sgt Truxton Brodhead pulling security while waiting further direction from his squad leader after navigating to their first land navigation point during the Best Warrior Competition on April 29.
Lesli J. Ellis-Wouters
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