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(1) The 17th Signal Battalion was reactivated on July 5, 1950 at Karlsruhe, Germany. It was inactivated September 25, 1965. On March 16, 1981, the Battalion was reactivated under the 22nd Signal Brigade at Höchst, Germany, and entrusted with the mission of providing Command and Control Communications to the V Corps (US) Commanding General and subordinate units.
I hope my information helps. 1961. (Source: STARS & STRIPES, May 9, 1961) The 379th Signal Bn, a subordinate unit of the 160th Sig Gp, recently concluded its participation in Operation Spring Prelude II . More than 1,900 signalmen and 400 vehicles from six companies of the battalion particptaed in the field exercise.
160th Signal Group. Looking for more information from military/civilian personnel assigned to or associated with the U.S. Army in Germany from 1945 to 1989. If you have any stories or thoughts on the subject, please contact me. Bn History. 58th Sig Co. 59th Sig Co. 176th Sig Co. 229th Sig Co. 545th Sig Co.
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The 270th Signal Company, the world's largest overseas automatic digital network (AUTODIN) switching center, was in Pirmasens, Germany; it was assigned to the 73rd Signal Battalion, one of the Battalions under the command of 2nd Signal Brigade, which was a brigade under the 5th Signal Command. The switch used mag tapes until around 1980 or 1981 ...
An oversized battalion of around 800 Army Signal Corps members. Approximately 200 of these personnel were directly involved in running the Pirmasens ASC. In early 1974 STRATCOM Pirmasens was redesignated the 73rd Signal Battalion under the 5th Signal Command. Within the 73rd Signal Battalion, the 270th Signal Company was tasked with operating ...
The advance party of Company A, 447th Sig Bn arrived in mid-Feb 1964 at Pruem Air Station. The newly activated signal company is to be stationed at Pruem and share the installation which serves as a radar site for Det 0600, 86th Air Div. The Army company will be brought to full strength over the next few months.
