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The 69th Signal Battalion originated at Camp McCain, Mississippi. On 13 August 1942, it was constituted and then activated on 15 December 1942, as an affiliate unit sponsored by the Ohio Bell Telephone Company. On 19 July 1944, the unit landed on Utah Beach and joined the recently activated XX Corps of LTG George S. Patton's Third US Army, as the Corps Signal Battalion.
As part of XX Corps, the battalion advanced across Central Europe through France to the heart of Germany and then southward to Austria, a distance of over 750 miles in 281 days. This pace resulted in an average of one command post displacement every three days. Though often forced to fight as infantry, the battalion accomplished its mission of providing Corps Headquarters with communications support.
After VE-Day, the battalion continued to serve XX Corps in its occupation role in Bavaria. The battalion returned to inactive status on 20 April 1946.