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Play our music game. See if you can find the hidden Army marches on our site. Click the icons you find on each page. Some have music hidden behind them, others do not. Good luck!

Music courtesy USAREUR Band

Click here to hear hidden Army march music: U.S. Army Signal Corps Regimental March  

Happy 4th of July !

MISSION STATEMENT

Our Association is a not-for-profit fraternal organization. It's purpose is a) to foster camaraderie among the graduates of Signal Corps Officer Candidate School classes of the World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War eras, b) to organize and offer scholarships and other assistance for the families of Officer and Enlisted OCS cadre who are in need, and c) to archive for posterity the stories and history of all of the Signal Corps OCS Officers who served this great country. We are open to ALL former Army Signal Corps OCS graduates, and their families. Please, come join us. For more information about our Association, to see a list of our Officers and Directors, or for contact details, click on the OCS Association link at left.

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WebMaster@ArmySignalOCS.com. We are here to serve you.
 


Look what's coming next week!

A chance to read about the past.

One of our hearty supporters, Candidate Donald Fedynak, Class 04-68... a graduate of the last OCS class before the program was shut down, is diligently working to paste together, from scraps and pieces stuck to the bottom of his old Army boots, the four pages that made up the Fort Gordon Rambler that was published when the last class graduated. The publication gave a history of Signal OCS, and gave a nod to all of us who made it through.

Check back in a few weeks, and read the entire edition. For now, check out the teaser below. 

(Click to enlarge. Once enlarged, use your computer's graphic processing program to enlarge further until you can read the text.)

Cover Page, Fort Gordon Rambler, Wed., Feb 7, 1968

Join U.S. Army Signal Corps OCS Association today!
Please Note: Our apologies for getting behind in our housework. Our "search engine" has been coughing and wheezing along for a while now. This month we finally fixed it, and now it truly searches everything on our site, including pictures, music, and the rest. If you're looking for a picture of an old friend, give it a try... if your friend's is on this site, and his name is listed on the picture, then the search engine will pick it up.

Which reminds us... if you see a picture of someone on this site, and his name is
not listed, and you know his name... by all means please send it along to us so we can properly identify him.

More cartoons next week... check back then!

For now, are you ready for a little political humor?

The problem...

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The Solution...

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