Beginning tomorrow, I will post two daily remembrances honoring the 18 members of the Information Warfare community who lost their lives during the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia.
Continue reading “We will never forget”
From: Michelle J. Kinnucan
On Monday, August 24, 2024, a three-judge panel of the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the District Court’s decision that a two-volume 1967 House Appropriations Committee report on the attack on the USS Liberty is a Congressional record, not an Executive branch record. Concretely, that means the National Security Agency (NSA), which possesses the only known remaining copy of the report, will not be releasing it to the public.
August 31, 1950 – December 3, 1979 (Aged 29)
CTO1 John Ball, a communications supervisor and bus driver for the Navy while serving at NSGA Sabana Seca, Puerto Rico was killed by gunfire when terrorists attacked a bus he was driving. RM3 Emil White seated directly behind him was also killed and several other sailors on board the bus were injured.
Obituary:
Captain David B. Carson, USN (Ret), 59, East Greenwich, RI, passed away suddenly on July 16, 2026. Born in Falls Church, VA, the son of Joseph and Carol (Dolansky) Carson.
Continue reading “Remembering Capt. David Carson, USN (Ret.)”
Jim O’Connor and I first met when I was getting ready to transfer from Kami Seya, Japan to NSGA Hanza in Okinawa. He called me at Kami to say that he and his wife Sandy were going to be our sponsors for our arrival and getting settled in at Hanza. My original impression was that Jim sounded like a really nice guy and I was looking forward to meeting him.
Continue reading “Remembering CDR James George O’Connor USN (Ret.), USS LIBERTY Survivor”
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