Lt. Col. Nicholas E. Prisco, 39th Signal Battalion Commander walks to the scene for the casing of the 128th guidon and uncasing of the United States Army Network Enterprise Center Belgium (NEC-BE) guidon, at Headquarter Building, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), Mons, Belgium. September 28, 2016. ( Army Photo by Visual Information Specialist Henri Cambier) The Army Network Enterprise Center-Belgium. Network Enterprise Center-Belgium assumes the 128th Signal Company’s mission providing communication support to the Benelux community, NATO and other Army u
Lt. Col. Nicholas E. Prisco, 39th Signal Battalion Commander walks to the scene for the casing of the 128th guidon and uncasing of the United States Army Network Enterprise Center Belgium (NEC-BE) guidon, at Headquarter Building, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), Mons, Belgium. September 28, 2016. ( Army Photo by Visual Information Specialist Henri Cambier) The Army Network Enterprise Center-Belgium. Network Enterprise Center-Belgium assumes the 128th Signal Company’s mission providing communication support to the Benelux community, NATO and other Army units across Western Europe. 128th Signal Company is of one of the most significant signal units in the United States Army, from England, Italy, Vietnam, United States, Germany, the Netherlands, and finally Belgium, the 128th Signal Company was activated and inactivated a total of 14 times. The activation of NEC-BE allows the Army to continually adapt with much greater ease to meet the mission requirements of the warfighters.
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