2nd Psychological Operations Group, USACAPOC(A)
8770 Chamberlin Rd.
Twinsburg, OH 44087-2042
Leadership
Col. David Frisone, Commander
Lt. Col. Albert Armonda, Deputy Commander
Command Sgt. Maj. Donald Langworthy, Command Sergeant Major
Subordinate Units
11th PSYOP Battalion |
Upper Marlboro, Md. |
305th PSYOP Company |
Ft. Story, Va. |
312th PSYOP Company |
Upper Marlboro, Md. |
351st PSYOP Company |
Fort Totten, N.Y. |
360th PSYOP Company |
Jersey City, N.J. |
13th PSYOP Battalion |
Arden Hills, Minn. |
319th PSYOP Company |
Arden Hills, Minn. |
321st PSYOP Company |
Grand Rapids, Mich. |
339th PSYOP Company |
Arden Hills, Minn. |
350th PSYOP Company |
Twinsburg, Ohio |
15th PSYOP Battalion |
Cincinnatti, Ohio |
310th PSYOP Company |
Forest Park, Ga. |
325th PSYOP Company |
Nashville, Tenn. |
340th PSYOP Company |
Garner, N.C. |
346th PSYOP Company |
Columbus, Ohio |
16th PSYOP Battalion |
Ft. Sheridan, Ill. |
303rd PSYOP Company |
Coraoplis, Penn. |
316th PSYOP Company |
Peru, Ind. |
338th PSYOP Company |
Ft. Jackson, S.C. |
362nd PSYOP Company |
Fayetteville, Ark. |
393rd PSYOP Company |
Aurora, Ill. |
2nd Psychological Operations Group Distinctive Unit Insignia
Bottle green and gray are colors used by the Psychological Operations units. Gray, white and black are used to represent the three types of propaganda; the flame stands for the unit's capability to penetrate the darkness of ignorance and to exemplify the truth. The quills facing left and right stand for the unit's record of constant alertness. The horse's head represents the knight in chess, the only piece capable of moving indirectly and of striking from within enemy territory. The "TWO" lightning flashes, "TWO" quills and the "TWO" green areas all allude to the numerical designation of the 2nd Psychological Operations Group with the lightning flashes giving special emphasis to speed in communications.