I am Signal, the voice of command. Hear me.
I will defend my country in the face of any danger.
Nothing can deter me; I will get the job done, and I will win.
I believe in my training, my equipment, my comrades and my leaders. I depend on them, and they depend on me.
I am Signal. Hear me.

I do not transmit communications for hire or for material compensation, direct or indirect, paid or promised, except as provided in §97.113 of the FCC Rules*.

I am the nerve system of our nation’s defense.
I connect companies, brigades, entire armies;
I speak from foxholes and from the White House.
Through me, the commander’s will is done anywhere in the world – and beyond.
I am Signal. Hear me.

I do not transmit communications in which I have a pecuniary interest, with the exception of communications on behalf of my employer, the United States Army.

 I am proud of my heritage, of my achievements, and of the triumphs of my corps.
I am honored to walk in the hallowed footprints of those who served before me: at Bull Run and the Argonne; on Guam and Midway; in Korea and Vietnam; and in the deserts of the Middle East.
I am Signal. Hear me.

I do not receive compensation for transmitting amateur service communications.  Any compensation I do receive, I am receiving for services related to my disaster relief duties and in my capacity as a forward deployed emergency responder.

For a hundred years and more, I have spoken my country’s freedom – and my voice has never faltered.
This is the way it will always be, for I am Signal and I will never fail the corps, the Army or my country.
I am ready, I am willing and I am strong;
I will shoot, move and communicate.
I will always get the message through.
I AM SIGNAL! HEAR ME!

I transmit communications which I deem necessary to meet essential communication needs and/or to facilitate relief actions as authorized by §97.111 of the FCC Rules*.

*The Spectrum Enforcement Division of the Federal Communications Commission is the agency responsible for taking enforcement actions regarding violations of the FCC Rules.  If in your narrow-minded, biased, unreceptive, extremely conservative and morally self-righteous opinion you still feel the need to whine about my communication method(s), please feel free to contact the FCC's Spectrum Enforcement Division at:

fccinfo@fcc.gov

Federal Communications Commission
445 12th Street, SW
Washington, DC 20554

1-888-CALL-FCC (1-888-225-5322)