Co. A 25th Signal Battalion

• Origins in World War II: Company A, 25th Signal Battalion traces its lineage to units first constituted during World War II, supporting critical communications for Allied operations in the European Theater. • Cold War Service: The battalion, including Company A, provided vital communications support for US Army Europe during the tense years of the Cold War, ensuring command and control across NATO forces. • Vietnam War Contributions: Elements of the 25th Signal Battalion were deployed to Vietnam, where they established, maintained, and defended communications networks in challenging combat environments. • Expeditionary Deployments: Company A has participated in numerous deployments, including operations in Southwest Asia during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, providing battlefield communications. • Technological Innovation: The unit has been at the forefront of adopting new communications technologies, from field telephones and radio relay to modern satellite and digital systems. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: Company A, 25th Signal Battalion played a key role in establishing and maintaining secure communications networks for coalition forces during the liberation and stabilization of Iraq. • Humanitarian Missions: Members of the unit have supported disaster relief and humanitarian missions, setting up emergency communications in the aftermath of natural disasters. • Multi-National Exercises: The company routinely participates in joint and multi-national training exercises, enhancing interoperability with allied and partner nations’ militaries. • Unit Motto and Pride: The battalion’s motto, "Power to Communicate," embodies the critical role Company A plays in connecting soldiers on the battlefield with leadership and support elements. • Modernization and Readiness: Today, Company A continues to support the US Army’s readiness by rapidly deploying, installing, and maintaining cutting-edge tactical communications systems wherever needed.