28th Signal

• Historic Origins: The 28th Signal unit traces its lineage to World War II, originally constituted as part of the U.S. Army's expanding communications forces. • World War II Service: The unit played a vital role in the European Theater, providing communications support during key campaigns such as Normandy and the Rhineland. • Cold War Duties: During the Cold War, the 28th Signal was stationed in Europe, tasked with maintaining secure communications for NATO forces. • Technological Innovation: The unit was among the first to implement cutting-edge radio and cipher equipment, helping to modernize Army communications. • Desert Storm Deployment: Elements of the 28th Signal supported Operation Desert Storm, establishing critical communications networks during the Gulf War. • Global War on Terrorism: The unit has deployed personnel to both Iraq and Afghanistan, providing tactical and strategic communications for coalition operations. • Disaster Response: The 28th Signal has also supported domestic operations, including disaster relief efforts during major hurricanes and floods. • Unit Motto: The unit's motto, "Always Connected," reflects its mission to ensure seamless communications under any conditions. • Meritorious Unit Commendations: The 28th Signal has received multiple commendations for exemplary service and performance in both combat and peacetime missions. • Veteran Stories: Many veterans of the 28th Signal have recounted stories of maintaining communications under fire, highlighting the unit’s resilience and technical expertise during critical operations.