136 Signal Battalion (U.S. Army) Color Changing Coffee Mug

The 136th Signal Battalion is a military unit within the United States Army's Signal Corps, responsible for maintaining and operating communication systems to support both tactical and strategic operations. Its primary role involves ensuring uninterrupted voice, data, and video communications between command centers, troops in the field, and other key assets during combat or emergency situations. The battalion is deployed as part of larger forces and its structure includes various signal companies specializing in different areas such as satellite communication, network operations, tactical radio communication, and electronic warfare support. The 136th Signal Battalion operates under the command of the U.S. Army Reserve's 94th Army Reserve Command and is headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. The unit was activated on June 1, 2005, making it a relatively recent addition to the U.S. Army's communication capabilities. The soldiers serving in this battalion receive specialized training to master the complex technology required for effective communication during military operations. They may be called upon to perform their duties in various locations around the world, contributing to maintaining the readiness and cohesion of the U.S. Army and its alliance partners.