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Spring 2025 Edition

Table of Contents

Army Communicator Spring 2025 magazine cover featuring a soldier in camouflage uniform kneeling while operating military communications equipment, with headlines about 25th RCSM operations, ITN visibility for cyber operations, and leading in data centricity

Army Communicator Spring 2025 Edition

Campus Construction, Base Transformation Progressing Modernization
By Colonel Andrew M. McKee
There is Power in Leading with Empathy Chaplain’s Corner
By Chaplain (Maj.) Glen Thompson
2/502nd IR C2 Fix Best Practices, Recommendations JRTC 24-10
By Cody Winston 101st Airborne Division Sustainment Brigade
Enhancing Leadership through Organizational Writing Words as weapons
By Capt. Mike Martinez U.S. Army Command General Staff College
1st Lt. John E. Darling Jr. and the Battle for Fire Support Base Ripcord: March - July 1970
By Steven J. Rauch, Signal Corps Branch Historian
Data Training for all Echelons is Worth the Investment: Drowning in the data
By Cpl. Mitchell Rasmussen, 555th Engineer Brigade