Fort George G. Meade: The First 100 Years
You may know Fort George G. Meade as a cyber and intelligence hub, but did you know that the installation used to be the home of Army Tank School after World War I? Or that it housed an internment camp at the start of World War II for primarily German-American and Italian-American citizens and foreign nationals? Learn more about the fascinating history of the third largest Army base in the U.S. in terms of number of workforce in this book. You may know Fort George G. Meade as a cyber and intelligence hub, but did you know that the installation used to be the home of Army Tank School after World War I? Or that it housed an internment camp at the start of World War II for primarily German-American and Italian-American citizens and foreign nationals? Learn more about the fascinating history of the third largest Army base in the U.S. in terms of number of workforce in this book.
GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR 55 th Signal Company 261 55th Signal Company (Combat Camera) deploys around the world to document training and operations in still and video imagery. In addition to creating a historical record, the imagery captures strategic, tactical and operational events as they happen, providing commanders the ability to analyze outcomes and adjust accordingly. During peacetime, combat or contingency missions, 55th Signal Company is there. To capture these images, 55th Signal Soldiers embed with units, traveling and fighting alongside them. When the fighting starts, COMCAM soldiers reach for their cameras first while others reach for their weapons.
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GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR<br />
55 th Signal Company<br />
261<br />
55th Signal Company (Combat Camera) deploys around<br />
the world to document training and operations in still and<br />
video imagery. In addition to creating a historical record,<br />
the imagery captures strategic, tactical and operational<br />
events as they happen, providing commanders the ability<br />
to analyze outcomes and adjust accordingly. During<br />
peacetime, combat or contingency missions, 55th Signal<br />
Company is there.<br />
To capture these images, 55th Signal Soldiers embed<br />
with units, traveling and fighting alongside them. When<br />
the fighting starts, COMCAM soldiers reach for their<br />
cameras first while others reach for their weapons.
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