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Signal Training and Evaluation Outlines

Find Signal task, course and ICTL references by exact identifier and title. Compare source details, build a shortlist and check document access.

Find the Signal record that matches your training reference

This directory helps you identify Signal task and training references by their existing numbers, titles and Army source links. Most entries use 113-series identifiers, but the list also includes a course reference, a 25C1TSP1 entry and an AOC 25A ICTL. Check the record type and intended audience before treating a result as a single task outline.

Match the complete identifier and title

Keep letter groups, leading zeros and number segments when searching. This list includes 113-25L, 113-SIG and 113-SNAP identifiers, among others. Similar title words can appear in different records. Compare the full task number and any equipment, software or version wording supplied by the source. The identifier and title together are more useful than a generic filename such as report.pdf.

Course and ICTL labels answer different reference questions. The 101-31P30 entry carries course wording, while AOC 25A identifies an ICTL for a stated officer audience. Preserve that wording when searching or making notes. If a full label is not accepted by exact task-number lookup, use single search with the title or follow its listed Army source.

Look up a list and save individual records

Open the catalog and choose Look up multiple task numbers for up to 25 exact task identifiers. Separate them with new lines, commas or semicolons. Review all matches for an ambiguous number and retain unmatched entries for follow-up. The tool does not choose a record or open multiple PDFs automatically.

Save relevant catalog records individually, then return to Saved tasks on this browser. Saved lists do not sync across devices. Keep the source's identifying details with your review notes; saving a record does not verify its version or change access requirements.

Verify the controlling source before use

Compare the title, identifier and available publication or effective information with the Army source and applicable unit guidance. Follow its access instructions and document markings. Inclusion here does not establish that a document is current or publicly releasable. ArmyTEO organizes references and does not replace the controlling system.

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