Signal Corp

The Signal Corps is a vital branch of the military responsible for managing communications and information systems support for command and control of combined arms forces. Established in the United States Army in 1860, the Signal Corps played a significant role in the Civil War by introducing visual signaling and the use of telegraphy on the battlefield. Over the years, it has pioneered advancements in communications technology, from radio and satellite systems to modern cyber operations. Today, the Signal Corps continues to ensure secure and reliable information flow, supporting military operations worldwide.