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vergenceSpecialized FunctionsCore FunctionsSubmitted to TRADOC on 29 June 201825C25URadioOperatorSignal SupSys Spec“Tactical Comms”25P25T25SMicro SysOperator-MtrSAT SystemsChiefSATCOM SysOperator-Mtr25N25Q25LNodal NetSys OperatorMulti TransSys OperatorCable SysOperator/Mtr“Network Provider”“Network SG“Help Desk”Info TechSpecialistCapperMOS25D25BPVT-SGM25DCyber 5VMultimediaIllustratorCombat DocSpecialist25RVI MPVT-SSGRevisedDeletedMOSsReduces CMF 25 MOSs from 17 to 136 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDPhase 2 Signal Enlisted MOS Convergence25U“Tactical Comms”Core FunctionsSignal SupSys Spec25S“Network Provider”SATCOM odal Net SysOperatorMulti TransSys OperatorTelecommsOps Chief25L25HPVT-MSGCable SysOperator/Mtr25B“Help Desk”Specialized FunctionsInfo er 5VCombat DocSpecialistCapperMOSPVT-SSG25Z25R25RVI educes CMF 25 MOSs from 13 to 77 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDFoundational TrainingBaselining AIT Signal SoldiersPurpose: Provide a baseline of essential knowledgeand skills to develop a multi-disciplined Signal Soldierthat will then integrate into the Soldiers’ specific MOStraining.Key Tasks:1) Introduce foundational training at the start ofSoldiers training2) Training is progressive in nature – lessonsbuild upon each other3) Emphasis on troubleshooting, identifying thespecific procedures of a task, and performingthe actions necessary4) Increase the comprehension andunderstanding of essential networkfundamentals and operations5) Conduct hands-on training using increasedrepetitions and labsFoundational Training (160hrs)CourseOrientation& PreAssessment(12.5hrs)ComputerLiteracy(26.2 hrs)OperatingSystems/Printers(14.3 hrs)Networking/Security(77.0hrs)Module EIntegratedLearningEvent(30.0 hrs)Conducted within atactical environmentDay 1Day 2Day 3Mission, Safety,and DeploymentBriefTroubleshoot the Build theNetworkNetwork5K Generatorand HVACFamiliarizationExpand theNetworkDay 4Expand theNetworkTroubleshoot the Troubleshoot theNetworkNetworkIdentify FieldnetworkOperationMission, Safety,and ReDeploymentBriefBuild theNetworkAAREndstate: A proficient and multi-disciplined Soldierthat is prepared to employ baseline Signal skills,possesses knowledge and skills during networkoperations, and delivers integrated communications insupport of the Warfighter.Developing a Multi-Disciplined Signal SoldierMOS Specific Training25B25U25P25Q25S25N10 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDThe Future of Signal AITBuilding Blocks to Focused TrainingFoundationalTrainingFunctionallyAligned TrainingMOS SpecificTrainingIntegratedTraining Event25H25H/SNew SignalSoldiers25SSignalCommonCore25BFTX25B/U25U Foundational/Baseline Progressive training Hands-on, Repetition Intermediate Signalfunctional training Advanced MOSknowledge & skillsEquipping the Next Generation Signal Soldier All AIT Signal MOSs Tested through Rigor Solidifies training11 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDSignal School Extension - CampusesMultiple Campuses One School8th ArmyJBLMTobyhannaHigh TechCenterJBLMCampusJMRCCP LincolnIL RTISacramentoHigh Tech CenterFt RileyCampusCP WilliamsUT RTIFCCOBethany BeachDE RTIFt CampbellCampusFRKSLas VegasNV RTIFMVAFCKYFBNCFt CarsonCampusCP RobinsonAR RTIFJSCFGGAFHAZSheppard AFBJ2 ASI CourseUSARPACCampusBasic InstallersCourse (BIC)RAUSARCFt BraggCampusFt GordonSignal Center& SchoolFPLAFt HuachucaCampusEastoverSC RTIFSGAFHTXARNGFt MeadeVI MOSs(DINFOS)FBTXFt HoodCampusFt BlissCampusFt PolkCampusFt StewartCampusMariettaGA RTIRegional Training InstitutesHigh Tech CentersRegional Signal Training Sites (RSTS) x12Extending Signal & Cyberspace Education to the ArmyCamp Arifjan, KUCampus12 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDRegional Signal Training SitesEnable Training at Home StationPurpose: Meet commanders’ needs for communications, cyber training and certification by:standardizing the quality of training, providing flexibility to the commander, and establishinggovernance.End state: A persistent linkage between institutional training and education from the CCoE tothe regional signal training sites that meets current and future requirements for theCyberspace workforce in support of operational commanders.TOP FIVE CLASSES TAUGHT (FY19 Operations (YTD)ClassesPass RatesTotal TestedPassedSecurity :86457266.20%ETA Fiber:36636198.63%Network :35124168.66%IT Fundamentals:24820381.85%A 220-901:22515167.11%As of: 15 JUNE 2019Enabling Network Competency & Compliance13 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDRegional Signal Training SitesEnable Training at Home StationRSTS Classes TaughtIT Network & Cisco RoutingFiber / TFOCA / ETA FIBERCompTIA IT Fund.CompTIA Network N10-007CompTIA A 901CompTIA A 902CompTIA Security SY0-501SharePointHarris RadiosKG-175 TaclaneSPLUNKSNAP O&MCertified Ethical Hacker (CEH)ICND1/CCENTICND2/CCNACall ManagerRMF (Risk Mgmt Framework)HBSSEnterprise Security ManagerCyber DMGProject Management (PMP)Introduction to Tactical RadiosIntroduction to Field RadiosSCCM (Sys Ctr Config Manger)Basic IT RoutingAdvanced IT RoutingSmart-TITIL FoundationsCISSPCySA Windows 10CISMProject Linux LXO-103Linux LXO-104LSS (Green Belt)*Server JEM (AN/PRC-148 JTRS EMB)JNNGBSEnabling Flexibility to the CommanderTotal: 56 Classes*Not showing allclasses, there aremultiple iterationof classes14 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDSignal Training StrategyBuilding on the FoundationSignal Assessment Tables (SAT) TC 6-02.1 U.S. Army Signal Training Strategy published July 19 Future revisions will provide standardized Table I – VII to increase readiness of Signal formations Baseline assessment for use by Army commanders to standardize training for Signal crews and sections This framework establishes a common language to streamline lessons learned and best practices Tables are inclusive of all tactical Signal formations - BN S6, ESB, and BEB CompaniesSynchronizing Training and Maintenance15 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDSignal School Contacts Chief of Signal; Commandant; and DCG-S – BG Christopher L. Eubank: 706-791-8973 orchristopher.l.Eubank.mil@mail.mil Regimental Command Sergeant Major – CSM Richard D. Knott: 706-791-6128 orrichard.d.knott.mil@mail.mil Regimental Chief Warrant Officer – CW5 Garth R. Hahn: 706-791-5771 orgarth.r.hahn.mil@mail.mil Director, Office of the Chief of Signal – LTC Edward Kendall: 706-791-5463 oredward.w.kendall4.mil@mail.mil Deputy Director – Will Norat: 706-791-4637 or wilfredo.norat.civ@mail.milOfficer Division – Mr. Ron Frame: 706-791-6652 or ronald.e.frame.civ@mail.milEnlisted Division – Mr. Lamar Lauderdale: 706-791-8194 or lamar.d.lauderdale.civ@mail.mil Signal School Academics – Signal Leader Development College – LTC Frank Sperl: 706-791-3359 or francis.x.sperl.mil@mail.milSignal Enlisted Development College – LTC Jason Allen: 706-791-2871 or jason.e.allen42.mil@mail.mil Regional Signal Training Sites – Director: LTC Dominick Wilkinson: 706-791-7325; dominick.j.wilkinson.mil@mail.milDeputy Director: Mr. Dave Verret: 706-791-7715; david.l.verret.civ@mail.mil16 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIEDSignal Regimental UpdateSignal Strong!AFCEA TECHNET 2019Chief of Signal/Regimental CSMBG Eubank/CSM KnottUNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED 3 UNCLASSIFIED Signal Overview Past, Present, and Future Initiatives What We’ve Done Working Today l cy ol MOS Convergence (PH I) 25A –Security Clearances COMSEC Realignment (25D to 25B MOCS action) Relaunched Army Communicator MOS Convergence (PH II) 255S Accessi