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Articles in Fall, 2003 issue of Army Communicator

• State of the art network provides faster more reliable information to the warfighter: Army Europe/5th Signal TIG provides critical warfighter capability in Iraq
• Signal soldiers thrive on homestyle field cooking
  by Joe Nye
• Lessons are learned from: Stryker Brigade Combat Team JRTC CERTEX
  by Gregg Powell
• Army Knowledge Awards winner list - News
• Special Ops Signal Bn provides special support for Operation Iraqi Freedom
  by Patrick Flood
• MARS: volunteer radio operators train for emergency scenarios - Military Affiliate Radio System
  by Michele R. Hammonds
• 31Us make it happen in IT/IA
  by Curtis L. Rucker
• No direct funding needed—Army enterprise agreement provides 494,000 Microsoft licenses - News
  by Stephen Larsen
• Assignment-oriented training - Training update
  by LS Vann
• 422nd Signal avoids washout from Joint Thunder hail, rain, sleet
  by Steven R. Ranson
• Enhanced Position Location Reporting System - TSM-Tactical Radio - Brief Article
• Tactical satellite terminals to get new lease on Life - News
  by Anthony J. Ricchiazzi
• Our Regiment is at a turning point - Chief of Signal's Comments
  by Janet A. Hicks
• Layered information assurance defense is no tootsie roll - Grecian Firebolt 2003
  by Chris Mongirdas
• Cisco Academy graduates charter class during GF '03
  by Fernanda Bergerson
• Multifunctional Information Distribution System Low Volume Terminal—2 - TSM-Tactical Radio - Brief Article
• TROKA communications upgrade - News
  by Frank Medina
• The warfighter and the deployable communications package—strategic
  by Lynn Smolinski
• GF '03 tests new communication capabilities for Homeland Defense, global war on terrorism - Grecian Firebolt 2003
  by Crista M. Birmingham
• Yama Sakura supports information superhighway; the 311th supports other exercises similar to Grecian Firebolt at several locations globally. Some of those exercises are described here - Exercise Fuji-Yama Sakura
  by Matthew Fearing
• Near Term Digital Radio - TSM-Tactical Radio - Brief Article
• Signal brigade reactivates in Kuwait - Leader Transitions
  by M. William Petersen
• 509th Operations in Northern Iraq
  by Peter Fitzgerald
• 103rd ACS links data to distant terminals - Grecian Firebolt 2003
  by Eugena Roache
• 311th support to Balikatan '03 is firm and constant - Balikatan '03
  by Michele R. Hammonds
• Joint Tactical Radio System - TSM-Tactical Radio
• Donahue takes command of 516th - Leader Transitions
  by Bill McPherson
• Vital links between ports, U.S. Army Europe and CENTCOM: 2nd Signal Brigade's supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom
  by Nick Inge
• Signal units at Fort Dix highlight training, innovation
  by Joe Nye
• 311th TSC generals visit 1st Signal troops
  by Amanda Olney
• Forging the path of Army transformation - TSM-WIN-T
  by Robert M. Collins
• 2003 marks the 31st Annual Signal Regimental Symposium
• Web of integrated command controls forces in Operation Iraqi Freedom: previously non-digitized units host measure of digitization, interoperability for Operation Iraqi Freedom - Blue Force Tracking success in OIF
  by Timothy Rider
• Communications prove no casualty for 319th Signal Battalion support
  by Rob Schuette
• We've got the right horses - Command View
  by George F. Bowman
• PM DCATS KICC's off massive project to relieve Army Signal units in Iraq - News
  by Stephen Larsen
• From tactical to installational 63rd Signal Battalion in Operation Iraqi Freedom
  by John A. Rutt
• Firebolt communication center relocates after mock chemical attack
  by Crista M. Birmingham
• 311th TSC binds UFL together - Ulchi Focus Lens
  by Jang Seung-mo
• Fort Benning to start digital training - News
  by Brian Trapp
• Eyes of the multiple launch rocket system direct rounds to support frontline units
  by Timothy L. Rider
• 35th signal deploys off Puerto Rico for first time in years
  by Ryan Matson
• Network operations and security centers
• 'Knowledge warriors' assess network-centric needs at Army symposium - News
  by Patrick A. Swan