Advanced Communications Signals Analysis (452) course at IWTC Corry Station and Vint Hill Farms

In the April 21, 1972, edition of the Corry Station base paper called the NCTC Log, an interesting article was discovered about an Advanced Non-Morse Operation Course that was taught at the technical training command.

The article gave details such as course length and training focus areas such as communications systems and methods, electronic theory, equipment operation, and techniques. The purpose of the article was to recognize the 69th class that completed training since its creation and to give a brief history of the course.

The first class of the Advanced Non-Morse Operations Course convened on April 11, 1955 at the 1st U.S. Army Security Agency (ASA) Field Station, Vint Hill Farms, Warrenton, Virginia. The purpose of the course was to provide advanced instruction in the field of Non-Morse operations to senior enlisted personnel of the Army, Navy and Air Force cryptologic agencies. In December 1959, the course moved to the National Security Agency (NSA), Ft. George G. Meade, Maryland, and in 1966 it moved to NCTC Corry Station.