Overview
School of Communications most likely corresponds to the Escuela de Comunicaciones, part of Colombia’s National Army, created in 1944 (Decree No. 1937) under the name Escuela de Transmisiones (School of Transmissions) and beginning operations in Facatativá under Captain Eusebio Cortés Forniguera. This identification is probable given the generic English title, but not fully certain.
The school trains officers, non-commissioned officers, professional soldiers and civilian personnel in telecommunications, cybersecurity, electronic warfare, and command-and-control systems.