Not only was Harrison Smith Glancy an American competition swimmer who represented the United States at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, France and the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam, Netherlands, but he was also the Great Uncle of Master Chief Terry Glancy!
Continue reading “U.S. Gold Medalist Has Connection to Navy Cryptology”
RADM John Walter McClaran’s biographies follows:
The U.S. Naval Cryptologic Reserve Association is proud to host the 2021 US NCVA Reunion in Fort Worth, Texas! Pardner, there is something for everyone here, so y’all come down now, y’all hear!
For details and reservations please visit the official NCVA webpage: https://usncva.org/2021-reunion/reunion-overview.html
Hope to see you there,
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A native of Vestaburg, Pennsylvania Albert Ross enlisted in the Naval Reserve in 1955, and entered active service in 1957.
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On November 1, 1952, the Naval Radio Station at Marietta was commissioned. On March 15, 1953, four months later, the facility at U.S. Naval Security Group Activity (NSGA) Bainbridge, Washington State closed and mission functions and responsibilities were transferred to NSG Det Marietta. This increased responsibility elevated Marietta operational status and was commissioned to a Naval Security Group Activity on that date.
Continue reading “Marietta, Washington, Decommissioned March 1972”
Born in Cambridge Massachusetts, on February 10 1902, Arnold M. Conant was one of the first two enlisted cryptanalyst s in the Navy.
Continue reading “Remembering The First Enlisted Cryptanalysts!”
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