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5 Messages - Newest to 24
Current Message 1 - December 25, 2006
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Entry: 59412
1955th AACS Sqdn

Itazuke

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Herman May wrote on 2006-12-25 17:02:37.0

Comments: Began my assignment as a teletype mechanic in September 1947 when the unit was the 139th AACS Sqdn at Itazuke AFB. In December 1947, the designation was changed to the 166th AACS Sqdn and then on 1 October 1948 it was changed to the 1955th AACS Sqdn. In early 1949, I attended a six month radio mechanic school at the 1855th AACS Sqdn in Tokyo. After completing school, I returned to Itazuke until I finally left Japan in August of 1952.

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Current Message 2 - January 4, 2006
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Entry: 55011
1955th AACS Sqdn

1955-5AACS Squadron Pohang Korea 1950

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LENNART (LEROY) Colson wrote on 2006-01-04 17:06:34.0

Comments: * My name back in those days was Leroy, having enlisted underage (15) and I used my older brothers name (birth certificate, drivers lic. etc). I changed all that when I was discharged. Quite a story.

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Current Message 3 - October 22, 2005
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Entry: 53704
1955th AACS Sqdn

Jim Bryan in 1955th AACS Det #5

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James Bryan wrote on 2005-10-22 00:00:00.0

Comments: I was initially a radio operator in the 1955 AACS and stationed at Brady AFB Japan. Later became radio mechanic in the same detachment (#5). Arrived in spring of 1953 after an assignment in 1st Com Sqdn in Nagoya. Left in Dec 1954 and reassigned to a Mapping and Charting Sqdn in West Palm Beach Fla. Served there as a radio operater with TDY to Greenland. I would like to hear from any one else who was stationed here.

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Current Message 4 - September 23, 2004
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Entry: 45953
1955th AACS Sqdn

1955 AACS SQDN. JAPAN

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Jack Carter wrote on 2004-09-23 03:57:56.0

Comments: Would like to make conact with members of this sqdn (1973) or 1954th AACS during these periods

or Barksdales AFB in the 46th Communicatins sqdn for years of 1952 to 54,

S/sgt Jack Carter

Keywords: 1954 AACS Sqdn the year of `50 and `51, Johnson AFB, also K9 AFB Korea from abt. Sept `50 to sometime in 51 mostly K9.

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Current Message 5 - July 22, 2000
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Entry: 10534
1955th AACS Sqdn

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William Floyd wrote on 2000-07-22 16:36:30.0

Comments: 1955-5 AACS

Keywords: 1952 - 1953 1955-5 AACS

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Unit background

From: Bill Floyd Email address
Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2000 2:36 PM

The 1955-5 AACS unit I was assigned to in 1952 was stationed in 
Fukuoka, Japan.

I was an airborne radio operator and we flew to Korea almost every day with
supplies, troops & mail.  Never did, as I said, see actual ground 
combat, but our detachment was given the Korean  Service Medal and the
ROK Pres. Unit Citation. Also got the U.N. Service and Good Conduct
medals...(I'm copying this is off my DD214).

Prior to the 1955-5,  I was assigned to the 1951st AACS Squadron in 
Itami, Japan where I worked for FEAF Hq.  We intercepted Russian and 
other info there.  Was discharged 20 Sept. 1955 in Japan and reenlisted 
to fill my own vacancy.

Hope this info will be of some help.
Thanks
Bill Floyd