Signals brigade explained

A signals brigade is a specialised form of military brigade dedicated to providing communications. Other brigades might have a signals component, but a signals brigade is a brigade dedicated to information and communication support (ICS) for both operational and administrative functions. It may also contain elements of life support for military headquarters.

List of signals brigades

• Royal Corps of Signals
  • 1st Signal Brigade
  • 2nd (National Communications) Signal Brigade
  • 11th Signal Brigade
• Indian Army
  • 6 Signals Brigades for each of the Combatant Commands of the Army
  • 3 Signals Brigades for three of the Strike Corps of the Western Command and Northern Command.
• Serbian Armed Forces
  • Signal Brigade (Serbia)
• Sri Lanka Signals Corps
  • Signal Brigade (Sri Lanka)
• U.S. Army Signal Corps
  • 1st Signal Brigade, subordinate to the Eighth United States Army
  • 2nd Signal Brigade, subordinate to the 5th Signal Command
  • 3rd Signal Brigade, former unit subordinate to the III Corps
  • 7th Signal Brigade, subordinate to the 5th Signal Command
  • 11th Signal Brigade, an element of Army Forces Command
  • 15th Signal Brigade, based at Fort Eisenhower
  • 22nd Signal Brigade, former unit subordinate to the V Corps
  • 35th Signal Brigade, an element of Army Forces Command
  • 93rd Signal Brigade, subordinate to the 7th Signal Command
  • 160th Signal Brigade, support the United States Central Command and Third United States Army
  • 261st Theater Tactical Signal Brigade, a unit in the Delaware Army National Guard
  • 516th Signal Brigade, subordinate to the 311th Signal Command

See also

• Military communications