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"Chip" is More Known to Close Friends and Family. My Chop as a Naval Communicator is Probably More Widely Known. "KC" "Casey"
PO1 Brian Austin Narrowband SATCOM is critically important to the warfighter, as the UHF spectrum can operate in both urban and jungle environments, through all weather, to support smaller, low-power ...
Define Old School? No I'm Not that Old but I Started Out as a KL-47 Operator.

Okay, you old timers, Who recognized this "Misappropriated" KWT-26 relay reset device?? "I'll Send You a BI" LOL!

Talk About a Dead Giveaway your dealing with an Ex O-Brancher or Radioman. Butterflying Measuring Tape!

If you can Take Down these Grandfathers, Ancient Bastards of the Information Age? I'm All For It! These Old Bastards Need to be Retired! Networks, Computers, Telecommunications? Go For It!

Define "Old School" Yeah I Had to Type 30 WPM on a Mod 28 and read 50 Characters Per Minute. Had to Type 35 to Make CTO1, I Typed 39 WPM at that Point after typing Crap Loads of Russian Phonetic!
When We Talk about the History of Naval Cryptology, Cheltenham Comes Up Often.
Merry Christmas O Branchers! QRK 5 ALL CKTS ZKL!
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Did you know Captain Jack S. Holtwick, Jr., USN is credited with establishing the Communication Technician (CT) rating for the U.S. Navy in 1948?

Who Says Halloween is Only for Children? Papa RM1 Daniel "Squidly" McCabe Having Fun.

If You Know What this is You're a Second Generation Voice COMSEC Operator. I'm both 1st Generation Voice COMSEC and 2nd Generation COMSEC Operator.

Old School Telecommunications, Don't Touch the Tip on an Audio Level Patch Pannel. That Can Hurt.

I'm Old Tired and Brainfarting, Hard to Believe I used to be Able to Readily Read this Baudot Code.

KW-37 Great Piece of Equipment If You're a Masochist. Test of Your Sense of Timing
A Little WWII History from the On The Roof Gang.

If You See Someone Stowing Things Like this. Good Chance it's a Naval Communicator, Radioman or Cryptologic Technician Communications. This is How We Stow Paper Tapes from a Teletype.

NAVSECSTA, Naval Security Station, Washington, DC 3601 Nebraska Ave, Washington, DC.
Yes This is the Beast that a Marine Gunnery Sgt Taught Me to Type On
TELETYPE MODEL 28 ASR COPYING ITTY - MUSEUM OF COMMUNICATIONS - SEATTLE
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It Is With Heavy Heart that I Report the Passing of My Roommate from Dodge. RM1 Tony Minich. RIP Shipmate. Truly a Joyous Soul has Entered Heaven.
"Hey CTOSA can You go down to Radio Central and get a Bucket of BI's? CTO2 Needs them to Fire Up this KW-26".
The Munsters S02E15 Herman's Peace Offensive
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The Sound of a Mod 28 Teletype. Music to an O-Branchers Ear
Vangelis - A Year of Living Dangerously
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Happy Veterans Day to My Fellow Naval Communicators. Those that Know the Song of the Mod 28 TTY!
Vangelis - A Year of Living Dangerously
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For my Fellow Old School O Branchers and Radioman. The sound that runs thru our Veins. The Sound of a Mod 28 TTY.
Vangelis - A Year of Living Dangerously
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Great Page for Us Old Crypto Operators. List of Equipment that we used to use "Way back When During the Great War".
Navy Typists will enjoy the Pangram in this Video.
50 Facts You Didn't Know About The English Language
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As SPAWARS 6211/CNO WWMCCS Tech Control LPO and as a CTO1 I really find this Article Interesting.
How many Key Cards have you burned trying to get a good BI out this thing?
A big shout out to my Fellow Off-Line Encryption Operators. How many of you spent hours using this Beasty, KL-47 Adonis. Rubber Eraser and Air Gun were your best friend. Cleaning Rotors.