107th Signal Co.

• World War II Origins: The 107th Signal Company traces its roots back to World War II, where it was activated to provide critical communications support to U.S. Army operations. • D-Day Support: Elements of the 107th Signal Co. were involved in the communications setup during the Normandy landings, ensuring Allied forces could coordinate the massive invasion. • Post-War Demobilization: After WWII, the unit was briefly deactivated as part of the larger post-war drawdown before being reconstituted in the Army Reserve. • Korean War Reactivation: The 107th was reactivated and deployed to support UN forces during the Korean War, maintaining vital radio and wire communications under harsh conditions. • Vietnam War Service: Members of the 107th Signal Co. served in Vietnam, where they helped establish secure communications amidst jungle terrain and frequent enemy attacks. • Technological Evolution: The unit has transitioned from using field telephones and Morse code to advanced satellite and digital communication systems over its history. • Cold War Missions: During the Cold War, the 107th supported NATO exercises in Europe, enhancing interoperability between U.S. and allied forces. • Humanitarian Deployments: The 107th Signal Co. has supported disaster relief operations, including Hurricane Katrina, by restoring communications in affected areas. • Global War on Terror: The unit has deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan, playing a key role in establishing base communications and supporting coalition operations. • Motto and Distinction: The 107th Signal Company’s motto, “Linking the Force,” reflects its enduring mission to connect units on the battlefield, making it a vital asset in every major conflict since its formation.