Posted on Dec 9, 2016
How You—and the Science Club—Broke It Down - Science Friday
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The Art of Disassembly, You have a Kid that Likes Field Stripping Electronics and Putting them back together? You Might have a Cryptologic Technician in the Making. That is How I Started.
How You—and the Science Club—Broke It Down - Science Friday
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel I was a 33D with the Army Security Agency. I was lucky to stay at the school house and become and instructor. It was the best job I had in the Army. Loved working on all the various pieces of equipment.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
LTC Greg Henning Done Gave Yourself Away there Colonel! To Quote the Puzzle Palace "If You ever Meet Someone from the ASA, AFSQ or NSG You have met someone from the NSA". Respectfully CTO1, My Meritorious Service Award was signed by Commander NSG. Another Quote from the Puzzle Palace "If you want to Know Who is Who at the NSA go to the Helo Landing Pad at NSGD Sugar Grove, WV. I was Command Photographer at NSGD Sugar Grove, WV, #2 Man in Comms and the Security Alert Team. We Belong to a Very Unique Club.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - ASA was a very interesting group of people. I was a SP5 instructor at Devens. The people I met serve in some very dangerous locations. Thank you for your service!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
CW4 Guy Butler Those are a Bit Challenging Chief. Beyond My Skill Sets (Ignore My German Name).
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