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2008-11-28 / Feedback

Why did you become a Signaleer?
By Bonnie Heater


I changed out of the Army Adjutant General Corps into the Signal Corps because Signal Corps is the future. Everything is automated now. [She has been tasked to help provide automation support for the Signal Conference.] Staff Sgt. Carol Harris Company C, 447th Signal Corps I changed out of the Army Adjutant General Corps into the Signal Corps because Signal Corps is the future. Everything is automated now. [She has been tasked to help provide automation support for the Signal Conference.] Staff Sgt. Carol Harris Company C, 447th Signal Corps Initially I joined the Signal Corps while in the Marine Corps as a cable dog [25L]. Later I joined the Army as a signaler. As a 25 R [visual Information equipment operator-maintainer] I work on all types of equipment and that's why I love my job. Sgt. 1st Class William Joyce Director of Training Operations Noncommissioned officer in charge Initially I joined the Signal Corps while in the Marine Corps as a cable dog [25L]. Later I joined the Army as a signaler. As a 25 R [visual Information equipment operator-maintainer] I work on all types of equipment and that's why I love my job. Sgt. 1st Class William Joyce Director of Training Operations Noncommissioned officer in charge I started out as an armor officer and I switched to the Signal Corps because of the ability to support the war fighters with relative information technology networks and communications. Maj. Michael Riley Proponent manager for 25A officers (South Carolina National Guard) I started out as an armor officer and I switched to the Signal Corps because of the ability to support the war fighters with relative information technology networks and communications. Maj. Michael Riley Proponent manager for 25A officers (South Carolina National Guard) I joined the Signal Corps because of the overwhelming challenge. I enjoy the constant change and continuing challenge. Dale Manion Chief, Enlisted Division Personnel Proponent Office Office Chief of Signal I joined the Signal Corps because of the overwhelming challenge. I enjoy the constant change and continuing challenge. Dale Manion Chief, Enlisted Division Personnel Proponent Office Office Chief of Signal I chose a job not necessarily a regiment. Visual information is one of Signal core competencies. VI is anything, but boring. We support all areas of the Army as a whole. As a signaleer I have been attached with Infantry, engineers, Special Forces, and the Royal Air Force in Afghanistan. Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Collins Senior VI career management noncommissioned officer I chose a job not necessarily a regiment. Visual information is one of Signal core competencies. VI is anything, but boring. We support all areas of the Army as a whole. As a signaleer I have been attached with Infantry, engineers, Special Forces, and the Royal Air Force in Afghanistan. Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Collins Senior VI career management noncommissioned officer

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