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Fort Huachuca, Arizona
Joined January 2018
As our Soldiers and civilians continue shaping future operations, become a part of the team who helps tell our story. The future is now. Come join our team! usajobs.gov/job/739657200
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Have you met our official mascot Signal Sammy? When he’s not protecting Greely Hall, he “be up in the gym just working on my fitness.” He doesn’t even have opposable thumbs and crushes the ACFT. Don’t neglect your fitness. Sammy is watching.
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Chief Warrant Officer 3 Spencer Adams might be retiring from the @USArmy but he will always be a #SoldierforLife 🇺🇸
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Only 17% make it to at least the 20 year retirement mark. How ever long you stay in the @USArmy, make your days count. Be proud and make the most of your time while serving our nation. Job well done, Col. Matthew Butt. #SoldierforLife
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Warrant officers across U.S. Network Enterprise Technology Command gathered July 11 for a Warrant Officer Huddle. The three-day event will help build team cohesion and allow leaders a chance to share knowledge, and develop best practices for future operations.
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Happy birthday, cohort! 🎂
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Please congratulate Theresa Robinson on her acceptance to the @ArmyWarCollege as part of the Senior Enterprise Talent Management Program. This is an #opportunity not many Department of the Army Civilians are granted. Congratulations! #talentmanagement
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#DYK On June 21, 1860, the U.S. Army Signal Corps was born! The U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command group's Maj. Gen. Christopher Eubank, Chief Warrant Officer 5 Deshawn Bell and Command Sgt. Maj. Jason McCoy, share a message to the corps. 🎂 #SignalCorpsBirthday
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.@USArmy Soldiers and Civilians have a proud legacy of supporting our nation, bearing true faith and allegiance to the Constitution, the Army, their units and team members. @Fort_Huachuca and NETCOM thank and honor those who’ve served the last 248 years. #USArmy |#ArmyBirthday
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It’s not easy work, but 820th Signal Company (TIN) is helping modernize Greely Hall’s communication efficiency. Our @USArmyReserve and Network Enterprise Center teams are working hard! #modernization | #digitaltransformation
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