390th Signal

• World War II Origins: The 390th Signal Company was originally activated during World War II, providing critical communications support for Allied operations in the European Theater. • Operation Overlord Support: Elements of the unit played a role in supporting Operation Overlord (D-Day), ensuring reliable communications during the Normandy landings. • Cold War Deployments: During the Cold War, the 390th Signal was stationed in various locations throughout Europe to maintain secure communications in case of a Soviet threat. • Vietnam War Service: The unit was deployed to Vietnam, where it set up and maintained vital communication lines in challenging jungle environments. • Technological Innovations: The 390th Signal has been on the forefront of adopting new communications technologies, from field telephones and radios to digital and satellite systems. • Gulf War Contributions: During Operation Desert Storm, the unit provided rapid communication network setups that allowed coalition forces to coordinate effectively across vast distances. • Modernization Efforts: In the 21st century, the 390th Signal continues to upgrade its equipment, including secure internet and encrypted communication capabilities for modern battlefields. • Disaster Relief: The unit has supported humanitarian missions, providing emergency communications after natural disasters both in the United States and abroad. • Training Excellence: The 390th Signal is known for rigorous training exercises, often collaborating with allied nations to ensure interoperability and readiness. • Unit Motto and Pride: The 390th Signal’s motto, "Always Ready, Always Connected," reflects its enduring commitment to keeping military units linked under any circumstances.