CAMP ARIFJAN, Kuwait — Top Army leaders emphasize the importance of modernization as the U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command continues supporting the Army’s Digital Modernization Strategy.
“Our number one priority when it comes to transformation is the network,” said Army Chief of Staff Randy A. George at the 2023 annual meeting and exposition of the Association of the United States Army.
Being stationed overseas allows NETCOM units to affect positive change in those areas, and the “Voice of the Desert,” 54th Signal Battalion, 160th Signal Brigade, is crucial in supporting the Defense Information Systems Agency convergence.
The DISA convergence is a physical bridge between two of the Army’s most crucial networks — regional hub nodes and the Department of Defense Teleport system. RHNs support theater-level operations and are regionally located to enable global network connectivity to securely transport information both in theater and around the world.
The DOD Teleport network is a global system that provides interoperability between multiple satellite communications systems and deployed networks and is the gateway to the Global Information Grid in support of tactical communication systems users.
Incorporating these modernization efforts allows units to communicate on the RHN and pull strategic or Defense Information Systems Network (DISN) services.
The Voice of the Desert has embraced these modernization efforts and continues to help shape how the Army supports the integration of enterprise and tactical into one unified network.
“I see us embracing change, looking to the future, and becoming the more modern, more lethal and more adaptive force we need to be,” said Honorable Christine Wormuth, Secretary of the Army.
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