The SCRA is a private, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization that provides an opportunity for interested individuals and corporate sponsors to volunteer in preserving the heritage of the U.S. Army Signal Regiment. This is achieved through activities conducted by local chapters with adherence to the standards and guidelines set forth by the SCRA National Board of Directors. The SCRA structure consists of the National Board of Directors, National Staff, and worldwide chapters with volunteer boards.  The SCRA National Headquarters is in Augusta, Georgia.

Mission, Purpose, and Goals

The SCRA is a private, non-for-profit, all volunteer organization, with a long and distinguished history of preserving and promotion the U.S. Army Signal Regiment. The mission, purpose, and goals of the association are realized by active members in Local Chapters world-wide, governed by a National Board of Directors, supported by a National Staff. As an association of professionals, strict adherence to accepted ethical standards and professional behavior govern engagements and activities and ensure the reputation of the SCRA remains upheld.

MISSION

The SCRA provides an opportunity for U.S. Army Active Duty, U.S. Army Reserve, and Army National Guard Soldiers, Department of the Army Civilians of all ranks and grades, as well as any interested individuals willing to volunteer to assist in preserving for posterity the proud heritage of the U.S. Army Signal Corps, and Signal units throughout the world.  Through direct financial support, the association will enhance the educational and recreational value of the Signal Regiment and thus ensure the lessons of history and proud traditions of the Signal Regiment are preserved for future generations.

PURPOSE

The Purpose of the SCRA is to foster and preserve the Esprit, tradition, and solidarity of the Regiment. The association will publicize and reinforce the Regiment's goals such as reinvigorating and reinvigorating mentorship. The SCRA strives to foster excellence and belonging through the Orders of Mercury, Wahatchee, or Brevet Colonel awards and recognition program for outstanding Signal Corps professionals and volunteers who have made significant contributions to both the Regiment and the SCRA.

GOALS

o Provide an ethical forum which encourages members to collaborate, interface, and communicate with the U.S. Army Signal Regiment, Academic, Industry, and Governmental leaders worldwide.
o Provide value and benefit to members and communities of interest.
o Actively engage communities of interest regarding U.S. Army Signal Regimental matters.
o Grow and maintain active membership within the U.S. Army Signal Regiment and supporting communities.
o Provide professional development forums for members.
o Preserve the history and memory of U.S. Army Signal Soldiers, Signal Units, and organizations.