11:19th Signal Company

• Formation: The 11th/19th Signal Company was formed by the amalgamation of the 11th and 19th Signal Companies, consolidating their expertise and history under a single banner. • Royal Australian Corps of Signals: It is part of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals, responsible for providing communications and information systems support to the Australian Army. • Regional Ties: The company is a Reserve unit, primarily drawing its members from Victoria, Australia, and is part of the 4th Brigade. • Community Engagement: The company regularly participates in local parades, ANZAC Day commemorations, and community events, serving as a bridge between the military and local communities. • Modernization: 11/19th Signal Company has been at the forefront of adopting digital communications technology, transitioning from analogue radio systems to modern encrypted digital networks. • Operational Deployments: Members of the company have served in overseas operations, including deployments to East Timor, the Solomon Islands, and the Middle East. • Disaster Response: The unit has played a key role in domestic disaster relief, providing emergency communications during bushfires and floods in Victoria. • Training Excellence: 11/19th Signal Company is renowned for its rigorous training programs in field communications, electronic warfare, and cyber defense. • Historic Lineage: The original 11th and 19th Signal Companies have historical roots dating back to World War II, supporting Australian forces in the Pacific and other theatres. • Unit Motto and Emblem: The company upholds the Royal Australian Corps of Signals motto, “Certa Cito” (Swift and Sure), symbolizing their commitment to rapid and reliable communications in all operational contexts.