My name is Bob Minott. I was a Communications Center Specialist (72B20D1) in the Army Security Agency.
My first duty Station was on Clark Air Base in the Philippines from Dec 68 to Jan 71. Then at Hakata, Japan from Jan 71 to Nov 71. Finally at Davis Station on Tan Son Nhut Air Base on the outskirts of Saigon, Vietnam from Nov 71 to Nov 72.
From about 1947 to 1971 four small U. S. Army Security Agency Intelligence groups, located on the Island of Luzon, at Las Pinas and Stotsenburg Station, Pampanga, Philippine Islands operated communications facilities to help in the world wide support of NSA intelligence gathering.
This site's original founder is Jim Murphy, an Army Security Agency Veteran. It is dedicated to him and to the troops that endured the good and bad times, put in the long tiring hours at their positions, and partied just as hard during their off-duty hours on a tropical island, located half way around the world from their homes.
Photos were received from various members stationed with Det 1, 126th Signal Service Company, Advance/ 326th Comm Recon Company, in Korea during 1951-1952.
