This page is my attempt to tell the story of 267th Signal Company in Vietnam. I was only with the unit for one year (July 1967 thru July 1968) and could use some help in putting this together. If you were a member of the 267th and could help please let me know. A special thanks to Charles Lay, Clell G. Creek and Lt Col. Glenn Dean (Ret,) for their help in putting this together.

The 267th Signal Company was a heavy cable construction company. Responsible for construction and maintenance of telephone cable rangeing from 25 pair to 400 pair cable, both aerial and underground. Our area of operations was the Third and Fourth Corps. We supported the 1st, 4th, 9th and 25th Infanty Divisions, 11th Cavalry Regiment, the 101st Airborne, 173rd Airborne and the 5th Special Forces Group. In such places as Long Binh, Bein Hoa, Vung Toa, Phouc Ving, Quan Loi, Dong Tam, Lai Khe, Song Be just to name a few. Our unit installed more than a million feet of cable in Vietnam.

The 267th Signal Company was formed from B Company, 314th Signal Battalion after it's move from Camp San Luis, California to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. July 1st 1955, Company B became the 267th Signal Company while TDY at Fort Hale, Colorado. In September of 1955 after completing at Fort Hale, CO., the company moved to Fort Riley, Kansas in support of the 1st Infantry Division Later it moved to Fort Carson, Colorado. It shipped out of Fort Carson, CO. in November 1965 arriving in Vung Tau, Republic South Vietnam. We were then part of the 39th Signal Battalion serving under MACV. In January of 1967 the 267th moved to Bien Hoa and was attached to the 36th Signal Battalion which was also headquartered in Bien Hoa. We joined the 1st Signal Brigade in March 1967. Later to be transfered to the 39th Signal Battalion.