Flint Hills Signal Corps Regimental Association

Flint Hills Signal Corps Regimental Association A community of Signal Corps Veterans, Soldiers and Supporters in the Flint Hills/Fort Riley KS.

🚨🎓 DVSU STRONG at Fort Riley! 🎓🚨Graduates from Danger Voice Signal University (DVSU) at Fort Riley continue to raise the...
02/24/2026

🚨🎓 DVSU STRONG at Fort Riley! 🎓🚨

Graduates from Danger Voice Signal University (DVSU) at Fort Riley continue to raise the bar across the formation! From Cloud+ and Security+ to CISSP, Linux+, and A+, these Signal professionals are sharpening their technical edge and strengthening the network for today’s fight and tomorrow’s battlefield.

This is what investing in certification, discipline, and excellence looks like.

Keep hunting the good stuff. Keep mastering your craft.

Fort Riley Signal Facts | Then & NowIn 1888, Quarters 1 on Barry Avenue stood as the home of the Commanding General at F...
02/16/2026

Fort Riley Signal Facts | Then & Now

In 1888, Quarters 1 on Barry Avenue stood as the home of the Commanding General at Fort Riley.

From his third-floor balcony, he watched Soldiers drill across the parade field.

But how did his orders travel across those fields?

Not by radio.
Not by satellite.
Not by fiber.

They traveled by flag.

Signal Soldiers of the United States Army Signal Corps used wig-wag flags — a system developed by Albert J. Myer — to transmit the Commander’s intent across distance with precision and discipline.

One flag.
One signal.
Zero mistakes.

Today we operate in cyber, space, and multi-domain operations — but the mission hasn’t changed:

Get the message through.

From balconies and battlefields to satellites and secure networks — Signal Soldiers remain the voice of command.

On Friday, LTC Hill, G6 visited the DVSU as 1ID Soldiers trained on CompTIA A+ Fundamentals. CompTIA A+ is the foundatio...
02/03/2026

On Friday, LTC Hill, G6 visited the DVSU as 1ID Soldiers trained on CompTIA A+ Fundamentals. CompTIA A+ is the foundation to IT credentialing. Great Work Team! For scheduling information please reach out at [email protected]

02/01/2026

165 years of connecting the fight.
From WWI battlefields to LSCO dominance.
Yesterday the bridge—today the future.
U.S. Army Signal Corps ⚡ Pro Patria Vigilans

165 Years of Connecting the Force 🇺🇸⚡For 165 years, the U.S. Army Signal Corps has been the backbone of communication fo...
02/01/2026

165 Years of Connecting the Force 🇺🇸⚡

For 165 years, the U.S. Army Signal Corps has been the backbone of communication for our Army. Since its establishment in 1860, Signal Soldiers have ensured commanders could see, decide, and act—no matter the environment or the enemy.

During World War I, Signal Soldiers were the bridge to victory—laying wire under fire, operating radios in chaos, and ensuring information moved faster than the fight. Communication wasn’t a luxury; it was the difference between success and failure.

Today, that mission is more critical than ever. In Large-Scale Combat Operations (LSCO), Signal Soldiers are not just supporting the fight—we are shaping it. From expeditionary networks to cyberspace operations, we now operate across multiple domains, enabling convergence and dominance against near-peer threats.

As we honor 165 years of excellence, we also accept our responsibility: to instill technical mastery, adaptability, and courage in the next generation of Signal Soldiers. The technology may change, but our purpose remains the same—to connect the Army, empower the warfighter, and win.

Yesterday, we were the bridge.
Today, we are the future.
Pro Patria Vigilans

📡 To All Signalers—Have a Great Weekend! 🇺🇸As we head into the weekend, let’s take a moment to recognize the professiona...
01/31/2026

📡 To All Signalers—Have a Great Weekend! 🇺🇸

As we head into the weekend, let’s take a moment to recognize the professionals who keep our Army connected—our Signal Soldiers, Civilians, Veterans, and Families.

Your commitment to Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage is what keeps our formations strong and our mission moving forward. Whether you’re supporting operations, training the next generation, or mentoring teammates, the Signal community continues to set the standard.

As you enjoy some well-earned downtime, remember:
🔐 OPSEC is everyone’s responsibility.
Be mindful of what we share—online and offline. Protect the mission, protect the force, and protect each other.

Stay safe, stay connected, and have a great weekend, Signal Family.
📡 Pro Patria Vigilans 🇺🇸

The future of communications in the 1st Infantry Division starts with investing in our Soldiers.By developing technical ...
01/29/2026

The future of communications in the 1st Infantry Division starts with investing in our Soldiers.
By developing technical experts, we strengthen readiness and ensure excellence remains our standard.
Thank you, 1st Infantry Division , for continuing to set the benchmark. 🇺🇸📡

01/29/2026

An Army 25B (Information Technology Specialist) installs, operates, and maintains secure, high-speed voice and data networks, servers, and computer systems in both tactical (field) and fixed (garrison) environments.

📡 Visit to the Danger Voice Signal Universe (DVSU) 📡Yesterday we had the opportunity to visit the Danger Voice Signal Un...
01/29/2026

📡 Visit to the Danger Voice Signal Universe (DVSU) 📡

Yesterday we had the opportunity to visit the Danger Voice Signal Universe (DVSU), where Signal Soldiers are actively training and preparing to earn CompTIA A+ certification.

During the visit, the 1ID G6 OIC emphasized the importance of “hunting the good stuff” — seeking out professional development opportunities, mastering our craft, and pursuing multiple military and industry certifications that strengthen both mission readiness and individual growth.

Investing in certifications like CompTIA A+ not only sharpens technical skills, but also empowers Signalers to stay relevant, competitive, and lethal in today’s operational environment.

Proud to see Soldiers fully engaged, motivated, and committed to becoming the best communicators our Army needs.
Train hard. Get certified. Stay Signal strong. ⚡📶

📡 Signal Is a Family | Flint Hills – Fort Riley, KS 📡Last Friday, the G6 sat down for a luncheon with Signal Soldiers to...
01/28/2026

📡 Signal Is a Family | Flint Hills – Fort Riley, KS 📡

Last Friday, the G6 sat down for a luncheon with Signal Soldiers to do something simple—but powerful: connect.

This gathering was about more than a meal. It was about unity, integrity, reachability, and cohesion—the values that keep our formations strong and our networks trusted. Conversations like these reinforce what makes the Signal Corps special: leaders who are present, Soldiers who are heard, and a culture that values people as much as technology.

Moments like this are exactly what the Army Signal Corps Regimental Association (SCRA) – Flint Hills Chapter stands for.

We welcome every Signaler—active duty, veteran, civilian, supporter—to be part of this extended family. SCRA exists to strengthen these bonds, promote mentorship, and ensure no Signaler walks alone, from first formation to final formation.

📍 Fort Riley
🤝 Leadership you can reach
📡 A community you can rely on

Signal connects the Army—but people connect Signal.






01/28/2026

🇺🇸 We Are Live | Flint Hills Signal Corps Regimental Association – Fort Riley, KS 🇺🇸

Today we proudly inaugurate the Army Signal Corps Regimental Association – Flint Hills Chapter at Fort Riley, Kansas.

This page exists to honor our veterans, support our Soldiers, and connect mentors, sponsors, and leaders across the Signal Corps community. We are building a network where experience meets ambition—where those who have paved the way help guide the next generation forward.

📡 Signal Soldiers are more than communicators.
We are enablers of command, defenders of information, and the backbone of modern warfare.

Through this chapter, we will:
• Recognize achievements across the Signal community
• Promote professional growth and mentorship
• Support Soldiers and families past and present
• Invest in young Soldiers who represent the future of communications, the future of the Army, and the future of freedom

Whether you wear the uniform today, wore it yesterday, or support those who do—you belong here.

🔔 Follow. Engage. Mentor. Sponsor. Lead.
📍 Fort Riley | 📡 Signal Strong | 🇺🇸 Pro Patria Vigilans







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