267TH SIGNAL COMPANY

• Origins: The 267th Signal Company was originally constituted during World War II, specializing in communications and signal support for U.S. Army operations. • Korean War Service: The unit played a significant role in the Korean War, providing essential communications links between command posts and front-line units. • Vietnam War Deployment: The 267th Signal Company deployed to Vietnam, where it was responsible for establishing and maintaining secure communication networks in challenging jungle environments. • Operation Golden Dragon: In the 1970s, the company participated in Operation Golden Dragon, a joint U.S.-South Korean military exercise, enhancing interoperability between allied forces. • Cold War Era: The 267th served in West Germany during the Cold War, supporting NATO operations and ensuring readiness against potential Soviet threats. • Technological Innovations: The company was among the first to implement mobile satellite communications, greatly extending the Army's operational range and flexibility. • Humanitarian Missions: The 267th Signal Company has supported disaster relief operations, including Hurricane Katrina in 2005, providing vital communications for rescue and recovery efforts. • Global War on Terror: The unit deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, where it established and maintained tactical communications networks under combat conditions. • Decorations: The 267th has received multiple commendations, including the Meritorious Unit Commendation, for its exemplary service in various theaters. • Motto and Mascot: The company’s motto is “Communications First,” reflecting its core mission. Its mascot, a lightning bolt, symbolizes speed and connectivity.