Signal Command Delaware

Worn from:
12 January 1971 - 19 January 1972.

Re-designated:
261st Strategic Communications Command United States Army.
Worn from:
19 January 1972 - 18 February 1975.

Re-designated:
261st Signal Command.
Worn from:
18 February 1975 - Current.

The lozenge and the colors colonial blue and buff were suggested
by the flag of the state of Delaware, the unit's home area. The
single star alludes to Delaware as the first state to sign the
Constitution and is also used to indicate the capital city of Dover,
the unit's present location. The pattern formed by the conjoined
lozenges is indicative of precise planning and represents the unit's
capabilities. The white and orange zigzag simulates electric flashes
and refers to the technology of a communications system and the unit's mission.

Battalions:
198th Signal Battalion
280th Signal Battalion