78th Signal Battalion

Mission

Provide and defend the I Corps (Forward) and USARJ LandWarNet as part of USARPAC's Theater Information Grid, enabling Battle Command and Information Superiority.

Vision

Continue to be a key enabler for full spectrum operations in the Pacific.
Create a balance between Warrior tasks and our ability to perform Network Operations.
Individual mission readiness and execution of our NETOPS mission will be our benchmark. Our success indicators will be our external inspections, support to I Corps (Forward) exercises, and collective ability to execute all our Battle Tasks.
Our desired end state is a fully staffed and trained Battalion, consisting of military, civilian and Japanese Nationals, that is prepared mentally and physically to successfully support and defend the nation of Japan in a variety of mission areas.

BN Mission Essential Task List (METL)

Command, Control, and Provide Trained and Ready Operational-Base and Expeditionary Forces
Provide Regional NETOPS and Network Services
Install, Operate, Maintain, and Protect Regional Information Systems
Ensure the Well-Being of the Force

78th Signal BN Photo Gallery

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