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The Army is working on restructuring its signal battalions as technology advances and shapes the battlefield. According to an article the Army published, Signal Corps: Transformation and Progress Continue, the goal is to reduce the number of military occupational specialty (MOS) roles to create “…a course that develops multifunctional senior NCOs capable of integrating signal into multidomain operations (MDO).” By providing Signal Corps members with more holistic training at the division level, battalions can be supported with fewer people without compromising capabilities. This restructuring lets the Army move network and data-focused roles to the division level, allowing brigades to focus more on mobility and combat. Check out C4ISRNET’s post on the restructuring to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gctktv-5

Our sister company, ZKX Solutions, successfully tested its cybersecurity platform and flagship product, Helix, at the U.S. Army Cyber Quest 24 event at Fort Eisenhower in Augusta, GA. This is a big step forward for cybersecurity at the tactical edge.

Check out our latest tactical radio interop and C2 comms solutions at #TechNet Augusta this week in booth T24. REDCOM's Harry Goluses, Eric Harrison, and Courtney Stiles will be available to demo these solutions and answer all your questions.

REDCOM’s Harry Goluses, Eric Harrison, John Kelliher, and Courtney Stiles will attend TechNet Augusta next week (Aug 19-22). We are excited to demonstrate our Sigma systems including the XRI-400 and Sigma client for ATAK and Windows. Stop by booth T24 to see how REDCOM’s technology improves operational capacity and bolsters communication ecosystems for warfighters and public service.  https://lnkd.in/eH6WTVCi

The United States #CoastGuard was founded on this day in 1790. Thank you to all of the servicemen and women who have served in the U.S. Coast Guard!

Time for an important non-sales message. The son of a REDCOM team member has been going through health issues and we just learned that he needs a liver transplant. Please read Jeff's post below, and visit the link to learn more about Adam's condition. All of us at REDCOM stand with Jeff and his son, and hope that by spreading the word someone out there may be able to help.

Shootout for Soldiers is a charity event consisting of 24 back-to-back 1-hour lacrosse games. The money is donated to local non-profits that benefit veterans and currently enlisted service members. This past weekend, REDCOM’s Edwin Carrasquillo, Harry Golouses, Tayler Gordon, Jason Hicks, Greg Erway, and John Kelliher participated in the Shootout for Soldiers lacrosse event. They were joined by members of the Cummins Cardinals and some personal friends. The REDCOM-Cummins team scored three goals and won four face-offs. We are glad to have participated in the event. To learn more about the Shootout for Soldiers, check out their website: https://lnkd.in/ex_Zzb_V

When it comes to the acquisition of technology, there is often a vast difference between the price and the cost of a system or device. While there may be a single upfront price, it does not include the hidden life cycle costs. Life cycle costs can vary depending on the product or investment. Regarding technology, the most common life cycle costs are the initial cost, training, licensing, maintenance, configuration, and upgrades. These factors can often result in a product that is more expensive than it’s worth. At REDCOM, we believe in minimizing the cost of ownership. Check out this article on how we work to give you the most out of our products.   https://lnkd.in/ex2CEdVY

Happy Independence Day from the REDCOM team. We are honored to have a team comprised of so many veterans who have sacrificed for our freedom. On this Independence Day, we pay tribute to the valor and resilience of our nation's heroes. Join us in celebrating their selfless service and the enduring spirit of liberty.

REDCOM® and Bridge Project Solutions announce strategic partnership The agreement enables Bridge Project Solutions to resell, train, and support REDCOM C2 communications solutions in the commercial and first responder markets, greatly expanding REDCOM’s presence in Australia. REDCOM Laboratories, Inc. has partnered with Bridge Project Solutions Corporation, a leading project consultancy and contracting company in Australia. The partnership aims to expand the reach of REDCOM’s unique C2 solution portfolio to first responders and commercial markets in the Pacific region. Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/eHDxEeJ8