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December 2019

Remembering CAPT Forrest R. Biard, Japanese Linguist and Code Breaker!

CAPT Forrest R. “Tex” Biard
December 21, 1912 – November 2, 2009

CAPT Biard’s amazing story follows:

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A shipboard COMINT Mission: May 1933 – June 1934

Prior to 1932, OP-20-G, the Code and Signal Section, a Division of Naval Communications was focused on intercepting VLF and LF Japanese Imperial Fleet communications that originated out of the Japanese Naval Ministry in Tokyo as well as HF point-to-point circuits between major navy radio stations throughout Japan.  Continue reading “A shipboard COMINT Mission: May 1933 – June 1934”

CORONA Program

Curious how the famed Star Catchers with the CORONA program recovered the film capsules on their return to Earth? Check out this illustration showing the four steps a C-119J took for a midair parachute and capsule recovery.

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Post WWII Analysis on Intelligence, by Captain W. J. Holmes, USN

The following are the conclusions of Captain W. J. Holmes, USN, Deputy Officer in Charge of the Joint Intelligence Center-Pacific Ocean Area (JICPOA).

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On December 11, 1993 NSGA Pyong Taek, South Korea Republic of Korea was officially disestablished

The U.S. Naval Security Group Detachment (NSGD) in Pyong Taek, Korea was officially established on March 1, 1972 at Camp Humphreys, Zoekler Station, Republic of Korea.

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Unwritten In Stone – Remembering RG 407

Ten Sailors gave their lives during the Vietnam War in the defense of their country while flying over the South China Sea on 12 December, 1971.
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