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D-2-3
U.S. Army
D-4-2
U.S. Army
D-6-2 (BASIC-FORT JACKSON,S.C.)
U.S. Army
D-8-2
U.S. Army
D31
U.S. Army
D369
U.S. Army
D369 15 SIG BDE
U.S. Army
D92
U.S. Army
DALLAS ARMY RECRUITER COMMAND
U.S. Army
DANANG MORTUARY
U.S. Army
DARBY'S RANGERS
U.S. Army
DATA SERVICE CENTER
U.S. Army
DAVISON AVIATION COMMAND
U.S. Army
DCA-SAM
U.S. Army
DCO 1-32 AR BN
U.S. Army
DCO 1-32 ARMOR
U.S. Army
DCO 16TH SIG BN
U.S. Army
DCO 3-6 CAV CAMP HUMPHREYS KOREA
U.S. Army
DCO 309TH MI BN
U.S. Army
DCO 702
U.S. Army
DefenseCommunicatio Agency(DCA-SAM)
U.S. Army
The Defense Communications Agency - Strategic Asset Management (DCA-SAM) was established in 1960 as a specialized unit within the U.S. Department of Defense, tasked with ensuring secure and reliable communications for critical military operations. Originally formed to integrate and manage defense communication networks during the Cold War, DCA-SAM played a pivotal role in the development and maintenance of global command and control systems. Throughout its history, the unit has overseen the deployment of advanced communication technologies and safeguarded strategic assets against emerging cyber and electronic threats. In 1991, DCA-SAM’s mission and capabilities were absorbed into the newly formed Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), marking the end of its independent operations but leaving a lasting legacy in military communications.
DELTA 1-38
U.S. Army
DELTA 1-48
U.S. Army
DELTA 1-48 FT LEONARD WOOD
U.S. Army