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Name: John Kruntorad
From: Paris, Texas (originally from Omaha, NE)
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Served from 1969 to 1973, mostly with the 6948th SS (Mobile). Spent 6 months at Shu Lin Kou (6987th) and the last 15 months at Karamursel (TUSLOG Det 94).
Added: October 12, 2018
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Name: Frank Musk
From: Muskegon, Mi
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I just discovered this website and I have been fascinated reading this guest book. Unfortunately I did not not find one name that I recognized. I studied Russian at Syracuse University and was present when the Hilltop fire occurred in January 1959. From there I was in the 6916th at Rhein Main, Germany. I had many TDY’s to Incirlik AB in Turkey. In 1962 I was transferred directly to Misawa, Japan and joined the 6988th. When the unit was moved to Yokota AB in 1963, I went with them. I flew as “Bat 2” until my discharge in 1965. Had TDY’s to Alaska, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Added: August 8, 2018
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Name: Jim Horner
From: Parkersburg, WV
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We've discussed before. Really good to hear from you. Not many names in here that I recognize, but I'm old! VN lang at NSA 1963-64. Assigned 6925 1965 Monkey Mountain, flight status Aug 65, Back stateside Mar 66, Yokota Nov 66 6988, Kadena 6990 67, Korat AB Thailand Jan-Apr 1968. Out June 1968. Really enjoyed the time in USAFSS and your books. Keep on a keepin on Friend!
Added: June 19, 2018
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Name: Stanley Duncan
From: Sarasota, FL
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I was in Squadron 3724 Flight 387 BMTS at Lackland. I then attended DLIWC, Monterey, CA as a student of Czech from July 1970 to June 1971. I was at Goodfellow AFB, 6940th Security Wing, from July 1971 - Seot 1971 and completed the ALK 20331- E course. I was then stationed in Darmstadt West Germany with the 6910th Security Group as a Czech linguist from Oct 1971-Apr 1972. My last assignment was in Rimbach, West Germany with the 6910th which was combined with the USASA Augsburg FS Det N (previously Darmstadt FSDet K).

We were all young and played hard, worked hard, and made a lot of life long friends.
Added: June 17, 2018
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Submitted by
Name: Bill Powell
From: Canton, OH
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Vietnamese and Russian (basic and intermediate). Kadena AB, Offutt AFB, Eielson AFB, Elmendorf AFB, Hahn AB, Lindsey AS, and Davis Monthan AFB. 1969-89
Added: May 2, 2018
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Submitted by
Name: Bob Flood
From: San Diego
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I was a Radio Operator on RB-29 and the Radio Operator/Right Gunner on RB50G aircraft, 6091, Yokota from Jan 1956 to Dec,1958. The only names I can remember are Captain Murphy, Pilot and "Big Al" the CFC. My radio call sign was Engage 22. On page 61 of The Price of Vigilance Mr. Tart recalls the loss of a RB-50 from my squadron on September 10, 1956. If any reader knows the name of the radio operator on that aircraft I would appreciate an email. I would like to include his name in a bio I'm putting together for my son.
Added: December 28, 2017
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Name: Bob Johnson
From: Carlsbad, CA
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Six months of Russian at ALS in Monterey (graduated 1956). A few months in Sembach, 6914th RSM. Them to Berlin with Det. 1 of the 6914th RSM, later became the 6910th RGM, departed in 1959. Wouldn't trade that time for anything.
Added: October 28, 2017
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Name: Frank Maynard
From: Gainesville, TX
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How do I get your books? Served 1960-1967 At 6917th Onna Pt. Okinawa, & 6927th San Vito, Italy. Would like to contact others at my sites. Thank you for this great website. Let me know. FM
Added: August 23, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Richard Davis
From: Florence SD
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USAFSS 292x2 71-75

Kessler then Goodfellow
6981st 72
6920th 72-74
NSA 74-75
Being 17 when I started did not realize what a contribution USAFSS had on keeping us all free, now I look back with pride on what was accomplished. Would like to hear from anyone from Meade or Trick 1 Misawa.
Chased signal for 38 years when I got out working in Cable, Phone then Internet. AF training and experience
was top notch. Thanks for the research and your service Larry.
Added: August 17, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Kent Hixon
From: Tonawanda, NY
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VN 203 with 6990th until April 1970. Used GI money for college then received my gold bars but never returned to USAFSS. I regard flying these recon missions to be the most meaningful memories of my life.
Added: August 5, 2017
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