133rd Signal

• World War II Origins: The 133rd Signal Battalion traces its lineage to World War II, supporting Allied communications in the European Theater. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: The unit was deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, providing critical communications infrastructure for coalition forces. • National Guard Roots: The 133rd is a part of the Army National Guard, serving both federal and state missions in times of war and disaster. • Disaster Response: The unit has been activated for numerous state emergencies, including hurricane recovery and flood response, ensuring command and control for first responders. • Technical Prowess: Members of the 133rd are skilled in satellite communications, radio operations, and secure data networking, key to modern battlefield success. • Historic Reorganizations: The 133rd Signal has undergone multiple reorganizations, adapting to new technologies and mission requirements over the decades. • International Exercises: The unit regularly participates in multinational training exercises, enhancing interoperability with allied forces. • Women in Signal Corps: The 133rd Signal has been at the forefront of integrating women into technical and leadership roles within the unit. • Community Engagement: The unit is active in community outreach, including supporting STEM education and veteran events in their home states. • Unit Motto: The 133rd Signal’s motto is “Communicate to Lead,” reflecting their essential role in mission command and battlefield coordination.