Providing the ArmyвЂ™s deployable divisional headquarters and Joint Expeditionary Force Logistics Support Brigade with information and communication services. Provides the information and communication services to NATOвЂ™s Allied Rapid Reaction Corps Headquarters.ДЄ multi role signal regiment delivering information and communication services to the light brigadesвЂ™ headquarters.ДЈrd (United Kingdom) Division Signal Regiment High capacity data networks in Afghanistan enable fast use of evidence to prosecute insurgents and enhanced situational awareness for commanders.ДЄ multi role signal regiment delivering information and communication services to the armoured brigadesвЂ™ headquarters, the wide area network and the satellite link to communicate back to the UK. The first deployment of satellite communications in the Falklands War allows taskforce commanders to speak to London in real time. The no 10 set used microwave technology to provide the first mobile wireless telephone. The Fuller phone containing a form of mechanical encryption is developed to prevent interception of line communication.

The first use of the electric telegraph in the Crimean War enabled Army commanders to report daily to London.ДЇield telephones and wireless communications are deployed for the first time in the Boer war. The Royal Corps of Signals was founded in 1920 and since its founding the Corps has been leading the development of communications delivering them in a variety of operational theatres. As the advantages from ever more complex equipment became apparent, the need for a technical arm of the Army who specialised in communication systems, became apparent. The evolution of electrical communications in the last 150 years has been one of the most important developments humanity has ever witnessed. Only with clear and trusted communications can commanders support, control, and lead their units and soldiers. Communications have always been, and are still a vital part of the ArmyвЂ™s fighting power.

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