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Task Force Signal Wolves 198th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, made up of Soldiers from Delaware National Guard and South Carolina National Guard, adopted the name "Task Force Signal Wolves" during their tour in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, 2013-2014. The Battalion supported strategic and tactical signal missions throughout Combined Joint Operations Area-Afghanistan. TF Signal Wolves was responsible for military networks and liaison with the Afghan Wireless Civilian Communications Company ensuring redundant communications throughout the various Regional Commands. TF Signal Wolves, based at Kandahar Airfield (KAF)