News and articles from across the Signals Community.
On 11 March 2026, the 2nd Signal Regiment celebrated its 61st birthday after its official formation in 1965. Although the Regiment was disbanded in 1992, its legacy has remained through the 17th Signal Regiment and 145th Signal Squadron. The unit has evolved...
Throughout 2025, the Defence Force School of Signals (DFSS) has worked hard to support Australian Army Cadets (AAC) Victoria. Teams from DFSS have conducted activities and static displays to provide cadets exposure to the wide range of job roles and…
FREEDOM OF ENTRY PARADE TO THE CITY OF MORETON BAY The 1st Signal Regiment will exercise its Freedom of Entry into the City of Moreton Bay this month. Thirty years ago, on 22 November 1995, the 1st Signal Regiment was…
DFSS Legacy Day: Fundraising and Building All-Round Soldier Skills On 3 September 2025, the Defence Force School of Signals (DFSS) held a Non-Training Day for trainees to emphasise the importance of organisations, like Legacy, that support veterans and their families…
FREEDOM OF ENTRY PARADE TO THE CITY OF BANYULE Defence Force School of Signals will exercise their Freedom of Entry to the City of Banyule on 05 October 2025 This year marks a significant and proud moment for the community…
FREEDOM OF ENTRY PARADE FUNCTION – MONTY BREWING CO 7th Signal Regiment will exercise their Freedom of Entry into the City of Toowoomba on 20 September 2025 This year marks 50 years since this privilege was granted to the unit.…
COMD SPACECOMD, MAJGEN Greg Novak selected CAPT Chris MacLean’s paper as the competition winner, being particularly impressed with the focus placed on what RA Sigs can contribute to the establishment period of our SOS and SOO categories. MAJGEN Novak stated…
1 August 2025 They may be allies on the battlefield, but when they step on the rugby pitch the Royal Australian Corps of Signals (RA Sigs) and the Royal Corps of Signals (R Sigs) are fierce rivals. The RA Sigs…
At 108 years of age, ex-Army signaller Jim Easton has seen the incredible evolution in communications technology, from carrier pigeons to satellites and cyber-warfare. This is even more extraordinary in 2025, the centenary year of the Royal Australian Corps of…
It is with great pride as your Colonel in Chief that I extend my heartfelt thanks and respects to the serving and retired members of The Royal Australian Corps of Signals and their families on ANZAC Day.