335th Theater Signal Command

• Establishment: The 335th Theater Signal Command was originally constituted on 19 March 1952 in the Organized Reserve Corps as Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 335th Signal Group. • Location: The command is currently headquartered at Fort Gordon, Georgia – a major hub for U.S. Army signal and cyber operations. • Global Reach: The 335th TSC oversees signal operations supporting the U.S. Army’s missions in the Middle East, Southwest Asia, and across the globe, making it one of the Army Reserve’s most globally engaged commands. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: The unit played a critical role in Operation Iraqi Freedom, deploying soldiers and providing vital communications infrastructure for coalition forces. • Size and Structure: The 335th TSC commands over 4,000 soldiers and civilians, stretching across 40 states and multiple overseas locations. • First Theater Signal Command: It was the first Army Reserve unit designated as a Theater Signal Command, marking a significant milestone in Reserve Component capabilities. • Army Reserve Cyber Operations: The 335th TSC has integrated cyber operations into its mission, supporting the Army’s growing focus on cyber defense and information warfare. • Hurricane Katrina Response: Elements of the 335th provided emergency communications support during Hurricane Katrina relief efforts in 2005, helping restore essential communications for responders. • Campaign Participation: The unit has campaign participation credit for Southwest Asia, including Defense of Saudi Arabia, Liberation and Defense of Kuwait, and the Global War on Terrorism. • Motto: The command’s motto is "Loyalty, Courage, Integrity," reflecting the unit’s core values and mission dedication.