A Co 101 ESB

• Unit Origins: A Company, 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion (A Co 101 ESB) traces its lineage back to the New York National Guard, with roots in military communications dating to World War I. • World War II Service: The unit’s predecessors were activated for World War II, providing crucial signal support in both European and Pacific Theaters. • Global War on Terror: A Co 101 ESB has deployed in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, delivering secure communications to front-line units. • Hurricane Sandy Response: The company played a key role in restoring communications and supporting civil authorities in New York after Hurricane Sandy in 2012. • Modernization: The company has transitioned from legacy radio systems to advanced satellite and IP-based communications, keeping pace with Army modernization efforts. • Joint Operations: Members of A Co 101 ESB regularly train and operate alongside other branches of the U.S. military, as well as allied forces, to ensure interoperability. • Presidential Inauguration: The unit has provided communications support for major national events, including presidential inaugurations and United Nations General Assembly meetings in New York City. • Community Engagement: A Co 101 ESB participates in community outreach, supporting Veterans Day, Memorial Day, and other civic events in New York. • Technological Pioneers: The company has often been among the first National Guard units to field test new Army communications systems and equipment. • Distinguished Alumni: Several past members have gone on to hold senior leadership positions in the military and civilian communications industries, reflecting the unit's tradition of excellence.