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NETCOM

U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command

Mission

NETCOM leads global operations for the Army's portion of the DODIN, ensuring freedom of action in cyberspace while denying the same to our adversaries in support of multi-domain operations.

Vision

NETCOM 2030 is the premier communications organization and information services provider to all DODIN-Army Customers Worldwide, ensuring all commanders have decision advantage in support of mission command within the multi-domain environment.

Leaders

  • Maj. Gen. Jacqueline D. McPhail
    Commanding General
    Maj. Gen. Jacqueline D. McPhail
  • Command Sgt. Maj. Michael J. Runk
    Command Sergeant Major
    Command Sgt. Maj. Michael J. Runk
  • Mr. Patrick Dedham
    Deputy to the Commanding General
    Mr. Patrick Dedham

REQUEST FOR SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT

For access to the NETCOM Speaker Request Form and submission instructions, please click on the link below:

NETCOM Speaker Request

For questions regarding speaker requests please email us below:

NETCOM Public Affairs Office

usarmy.huachuca.NETCOM.mbx.hq-pao@mail.mil


NETCOM Special General Staff

usarmy.huachuca.NETCOM.mbx.sgs-mil@mail.mil

NETCOM Links

  • RSO

  • We apologize as the NETCOM Virtual Cove of Remembrance Tour is under maintenance until further notice.

    CAC card holders can visit the COVE page to see the names of our Fallen Signaleers

  • Signal Cove Ceremony
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    2022 Signal Cove Ceremony
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    Signal Cove Ceremony
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    The NETCOM Signal Cove of Remembrance memorial, located at Greely Hall on Fort Huachuca, was commissioned by former NETCOM Commanding General, Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Carroll Pollett in 2006, and initially dedicated by Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Susan Lawrence on Dec. 10th, 2008. On that day, 56 Signal Soldiers and civilians who had fallen since 9/11 were honored, their names and photographs enshrined within the Cove.

    Since then, NETCOM has added 47 more names and photos to the walls of the memorial, and in 2020, eight panels of stained glass murals were added in honor of the scores of Army Signal Warriors who served, sacrificed and gave all throughout the Signal Regiment’s 164-year history.

    Inside the memorial is a Signal Torch with an eternal flame, forged in bronze and powered by a charge of electric current, signifying the everlasting commitment our Signal forces have made to this great nation. A bronze American eagle – mounted on a pedestal – denotes the high esteem in which we hold our Signal Corps. The memorial also features a replica of the Liberty Bell (a quarter of the size of the original), signifying the birth and challenges our great nation has endured over the years. And finally, an American flag that has flown over the Pentagon, the battlefronts of Southwest Asia, our Fort Eisenhower regimental home, and the NETCOM headquarters, signifying our nation’s commitment to its fallen sons and daughters.

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    The Signal Cove of Remembrance is one of numerous memorials created following the terrorist attacks on our nation nearly 21 years ago. Currently, more than 1,800 names adorn the guest book, as people from across the world – family, friends, fellow soldiers, civilians, senators and generals – are just some of the many visitors who have paid their respects.

Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)

Religious Support Operations

NETCOM Careers & Job Opportunities

  • Patrick Goodman, NETCOM Operations Research Analyst

    Phillip Dolifka, NETCOM Information Technology Specialist

    Brittney Arvizu, NETCOM Human Resources Project Manager

    Matthew Barker, NETCOM Deputy Chief of Staff

    Tanja Matthews, NETCOM Information Technology Specialist

    Sgt. 1st Class Rodney Vandyke, NETCOM OIP Coordinator

  • CES
    CES is a mission-focused personnel system that aligns to both Title 10 and Title 5 provisions, designed to support the human capital lifecycle for civilian employees engaged in, or in support of, a cyber-related mission. (Photo Credit: Courtesy) VIEW ORIGINAL

    Whether through the Assignment Interactive Module (AIM) Marketplace, Cyber Excepted Service (CES) or internship program, there are many different reasons service members, veterans and civilians are motivated to work at the U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command.

    Release your Potential!

    Join a world-class workforce that operates, maintains and defends the world's most resilient network from unrivaled facilities around the globe, armed with state-of-the-art platforms, infrastructure and tools.

    As an Army civilian, the talent and experience you add to the team improves the readiness of our force.  NETCOM Civilians provide critical services in Cybersecurity & IT, Data Science, Telecommunications, Program Management, Finance & Budget, Contracting, Logistics, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) Human Resources and more. Join us for an epic career ride dedicated to defending the nation against cyber threats and making waves in global cyber operations to fortify the Army’s networks."

    Start your Career!

    Join a world-class workforce that operates, maintains and defends the world's most resilient network from unrivaled facilities around the globe, armed with state-of-the-art platforms, infrastructure and tools.

    The Talent Management team secures the continuity of cyber professionals by recruiting and cultivating a talented and agile workforce to sustain the U.S. Army NETCOM career capability. NETCOM offers a dynamic learning environment for entry-level and emerging cyber leaders at the GS 5-12 or equivalent level. NETCOM's Talent Management team recruit highly qualified candidates for our U.S. Army Fellowship Program and our U.S. Army NETCOM Internship Program. Are you ready to gain new skills and put your technical skills to use in Cyber & Technology? Join NETCOM for an exciting career opportunity to defend the nation against cyber security threats and conduct cyber operations around the globe to defend the Army's networks.

    As a Cyber Professional, you will work with project managers, IT security leads, network engineers and information assurance professionals to development and implement cybersecurity standards and procedures. You'll support systems and implementation of cybersecurity solutions for security measures to resolve vulnerabilities and mitigate risks and recommend security changes to assets as needed. This is your opportunity to join a world-class workforce that operates and defends the world's most resilient network.

    Answer The Call

    If you're ready to take on the challenge of becoming a uniformed Army cyber warrior, there are many ways to serve.

    For information on how to enlist for one of the several Army officer or enlisted cyber specialties, click on the "Active Duty & Reserves" link.

    If you are a civilian professional with cyber-related education and/or experience, you can apply to be directly appointed as an officer in the Army’s Cyber Corps; click the "Direct Commissioning" link below to learn more and apply.

NETCOM Highlights

Media Queries

For media queries please contact the NETCOM Public Affairs Office.

Army MARS Articles, Information & Applications

High Frequency Communications
More than a century after Guglielmo Marconi helped pioneer trans-Atlantic communications, High Frequency (HF) has continued to be a consistent, economical and reliable long-range communications platform; being of practical use in natural disasters, as well as, for military applications. (Photo Credit: Graphical representation by Enrique Tamez Vasquez, NETCOM Public Affairs) VIEW ORIGINAL

Army Mars Applications

High Frequency (HF) Radio Communications Training

High Frequency (HF) Radio Communications Competition