N ET C O M 9th Signal Command (Army)
NETCOM/9th Signal Command (Army) U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command/9th Signal Command (Army), headquartered at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., is the Army s single information technology service provider for all network communications. The Command operates, maintains and defends the Global Network Enterprise to enable information superiority and freedom of access to the network in all phases of Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental and Multinational operations. With the expertise of nearly 16,000 Soldiers, Civilians and Contract personnel stationed around the globe, the command provides support to organizations across the entire spectrum of strategic, expeditionary, joint and combined environments. Signal Strong. Network Strong. Army Strong.
5th Signal Command (Theater) 5th Signal Command (Theater), headquartered at Wiesbaden Army Airfield, Germany, is NETCOM/9th Signal Command s communications arm in Europe and provides support to organizations across the theater, to include U.S. Army Europe, European Command, U.S. Army Africa, African Command and NATO. The 5th SC (T) provides full-spectrum signal forces in strategic, expeditionary, joint and combined environments. The command provides and extends network capability through all operational phases for Warfighters, allowing continuous and transparent battle command. The 5th SC (T) manages the region s Network Service Center components, enabling the Global Network Enterprise for operating forces in Europe or those traversing through the theater. With approximately 3,200 Soldiers, Civilians and contractors, 5th SC(T) serves as the primary network provider to the two unified commands and their formations.
7th Signal Command (Theater) 7th Signal Command (Theater), headquartered at Fort Gordon, Ga., and its subordinate elements, provide, operate and defend the Army s Information Technology (IT) network enterprise in the Western Hemisphere. It is establishing unity of command for the LandWarNet in the Army North and Army South Area of Operations, consolidating many loosely affiliated networks and existing systems into a single standardized network enterprise. Through its Network Enterprise Centers at each Army installation, and its Theater Network Operations and Security Centers, the command delivers critical IT solutions, capabilities, and services to support warfighting, intelligence, and business operations. The command also provides information services support to interagency, intergovernmental, civil authorities and the Joint Director of Military Support.
311th Signal Command (Theater) The 311th Signal Command (Theater), Headquartered at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, is the most geographically dispersed signal command in the Army with subordinate units stationed in California, Alaska, Hawaii, Okinawa, Japan, and Korea. As the designated Signal command for the Army Service Component Command within the Pacific theater, the 311th Signal Command combines the strength of more than 3,000 U.S. Army active-duty and Reserve Soldiers and Civilian personnel to bring expertise, experience and commitment to accomplish the Army s communications mission in the Pacific. The mission of the 311th is to engineer, build, operate, and defend a redundant, survivable, joint, combined, and coalition capable LandWarNet, and provide full-spectrum information dominance in support of National and Multinational operations in the Pacific. The command develops a seamless Warfighter experience for pre-deployment, deployment and combat operations world-wide and provides current state-ofthe-art combat communications capabilities at home station Network Enterprise Centers (NECs). The 311th executes and integrates expeditionary Command and Control capabilities to enable joint, combined, coalition, and combined C4I support for the Army Service Component Commander and Pacific Combatant Commander.
335th Signal Command (Theater) 335th Signal Command (Theater), a U.S.-based multi-component unit, supports the U.S. Army Reserve and U.S. Army Central (USARCENT). To support the Army Reserve s mission, the main command post is headquartered in East Point, Ga., and provides command and control of two theater tactical signal brigades, a chemical brigade, two regional support groups, four enhanced signal battalions, a combat camera company and a tactical installation/networking company. The 335th SC(T) also has an operational command post headquartered in Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, which provides the engineering and integration of the strategic and tactical network operations architecture for USARCENT and continues to provide campaign-quality support.
Frequently Called Phone Numbers NETCOM/9th Signal Command (Army) Headquarters and Staff Directorates Command Group (520) 538-6100, DSN 879-6100 Protocol (520) 538-6401, DSN 879-6401 Fax: (520) 538-6742 Inspector General (520) 538-7022, DSN 879-7022 Chaplain (520) 538-6977, DSN 879-6977 Internal Review (520) 538-2391, DSN 879-2391 Staff Judge Advocate (520) 533-5712, DSN 821-5712 Fax: (520) 533-0610 Public Affairs Office (520) 538-2374/8609, DSN 879-2374/8609 E-mail: netcom.pao@us.army.mil Historian (520) 538-6754, DSN 879-2179 Headquarters Company (520) 538-6980, DSN 879-6980 ACofS, G-1 (Personnel) (520) 538-6073/6048/6049, DSN 879-6073/6048/6049 Fax: (520) 538-6013 Freedom of Information Act Officer (520) 533-1637, DSN 821-1637 Safety Officer (520) 538-6438, DSN 879-6438 ACofS, G-2 (Intelligence & Security) (520) 538-6621, DSN 879-6621 Fax: (520) 538-8787 ACofS, G-3 (Plans, Operations & Training) (520) 538-6321, DSN 879-6321 Fax: (520) 538-2164 24-hour Operations Center (520) 538-2179, DSN 879-2179 ACofS, G-4 (Logistics & Engineering) (520) 538-8877 Command Engineer (520) 538-7266, DSN 879-6447 Vendor Program Information 520-538-8877 ACofS, G-5 (Plans and Engineering) (520) 533-5754, DSN 821-8575 Plans, Programs, & Architecture (520) 538-7355, DSN 879-7355 Operational Engineering Division (520) 533-5841, DSN 821-6278 ACofS, G-6 (Chief Information Office) (520) 538-8182, DSN 879-8182 Fax: (520) 538-4731 Business Operations Division (520) 538-7474, DSN 879-7474 Information Assurance Program Mgmt (520) 538-6655, DSN 879-6655 Knowledge Management Division (520) 533-5652, DSN 821-5652 Army Networthiness (520) 538-1199, DSN 879-1199 NETCOM Webmaster E-mail: netcom.hq.webmaster@mail.mil ACofS, G-8 (Resource Management) (520) 538-6616/6617, DSN 879-6616/6617 Fax: (520) 538-8449 Major Subordinate Commands 5th Signal Command (Theater) 49-0611-705-5274, DSN 314-380-5274 7th Signal Command (Theater) (706) 787-7906, DSN 780-7906 2d Signal Center (CONUS TNOSC) 1-800-305-3036 311th Signal Command (Theater) (808) 438-3415 335th Signal Command (Theater) (678) 420-1610 www.army.mil/netcom
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