106th Signal Brigade

Fourth of July message from USACRC Commander Brig. Gen. Jonathan C. Byrom and Command Sgt. Maj. Jean Pierre Alcedo.

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💙💛 Supporting our Army's Future! 💛💙

Army Child, Youth & School Services (CYSS) provides incredible programs for military families! From childcare to teen centers, CYSS helps kids thrive and build resilience during frequent moves and deployments.

They offer a safe and supportive environment where children can learn, grow, and connect with peers.

Learn more about the amazing resources available to you: https://www.armyresilience.army.mil/CYSS/index.html

The U.S. Army just announced the most significant transformation initiative in over a generation.

The Army Transformation Initiative will aggressively transform our Army to support future requirements and ensure Soldiers have access to war-winning capabilities now, not decades into the future.

See the full letter here: https://www.army.mil/article/285100

Message to the force:

The U.S. Army just announced the most significant transformation initiative in over a generation.

The Army Transformation Initiative will aggressively transform our Army to support future requirements and ensure Soldiers have access to war-winning capabilities now, not decades into the future.

See the full letter here: https://www.army.mil/article/285100

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In April, the Month of the Military Child, we celebrate the Cronkhite family's service story! Dr. James Cronkhite, Civilian Deputy Commander of the 7th Signal Command (T), shares the pride and challenges of watching his daughter serve as a U.S. Navy Sailor, continuing a family tradition of naval service. This highlights that military service is a family affair, rooted in faith, legacy, and love.

LEGACY OF SERVICE: 7th Signal Command (T) Acting Civilian Deputy to the Commander Reflects on Daughter's Navy Career FORT MEADE, Md. – April is designated as the Month of the Military Child, recognizing the resilience, courage, and sacrifice of military-connected youth...

New distracted driving data from NHTSA shows just how serious it can be to take your eyes off the road and hands off the wheel — even for a second. 👀

New distracted driving data from NHTSA shows just how serious it can be to take your eyes off the road and hands off the wheel — even for a second. 👀



National Safety Council | U.S. Army | NHTSA

CPT Kathyrn Helland, 106th Signal Brigade Behavioral Health Officer, is receiving a well-earned MSM and framed Signal Colors. Her three years at the brigade helped shape an environment of lasting care and wellbeing for Soldiers and Civilians. Her dedication to our mission was evident throughout the 106th AOR. Thank you for your service CPT Helland and best of all in your future endeavors. And congratulations on your new family additions.

COL Gardner and CSM Stollings bestow their 106th Tropic Communicators coin to outstanding Soldiers and Civilians of the 106th Signal Brigade. This coin represents their unwavering commitment to duty, their deep urge to assist their fellow Soldiers and Civilians, and tireless efforts to accomplish our mission.

Thank you CPT Edward Wilkinson, CW3 John Pokluda, Ms Irmalinda Mendiola and Mr Charles Dye.

The U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command's mission does not work without the military and civilian team who support the 24/7/365 mission. The 106th Signal Brigade, U.S. Army 7th Signal Command - Theater recognizes the efforts of their Headquarters and Headquarters Company human resource specialist, Spc. Keila Blakley.

Blakely is an exceptional Soldier who significantly contributes to the brigade S-1 shop, and what she brings to the team is invaluable. Her commitment extends beyond military duties, encompassing volunteering, training and garrison taskings such as gate guard and flag detail, Best Squad Competition cadre, Soldier of the Quarter/Year and promotion boards, self-development and serving as a subject matter expert in her field. Blakley has also been entrusted to lead the human resources efforts during the absence of the officer in charge and noncommissioned officer in charge, successfully leading the team, alone and unafraid!

Recently, Blakley represented the brigade as she volunteered with “Girls on the Run,” an organization that inspires younger girls in the local community to recognize their inner strengths, increase their levels of physical fitness and confidently stand up for themselves and others. Blakley embodies all those qualities and so much more. She is the perfect mentor and definitely an inspiration to so many. Thank you for all you do!!