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Updates to Duty Stations

I am slowly and methodically finding all the information I can about my Dad’s service in the USAF Security Service. As I get more information, it will be added to the applicable DUTY STATION section.

UPDATE: The records I received from the National Personnel Records Center on my father and the documents and pictures I scanned in from a visit to Mom and her records from Dad are now all uploaded to flickr and have links to them in each of the DUTY STATIONs. As of 01 August 2009, I completed updating all the DUTY STATION sections with these new images and documents.

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3 comments for “Updates to Duty Stations”

  1. Was interested in hearing about your dad. I was at Onna Point most of the time that your dad was. He left there in Feb 1963 and I left there in Jun 1963. I was on Charlie trick. I was wondering what trick he was on. I was at Keesler a little after he was.(Apr 61 to Dec 61) Have good memories of Onna Point. Hard to believe that there’s not even a cement slab left now.—-Charlie

    Posted by Charles B. Kinnear | March 17, 2010, 7:25 pm
  2. From the above URL you can access American Military In Turkey, my page on same and by clicking on my page for my own website USAFSS6932.com. You have done a great tribute to your Dad, the USAFSS and its vets. One correction may I offer: I was at the 6932 RSM, Samsun, Turkey from 1960 - 61 - you have it listed as 6933 RGM. I believe the 6933 RSM was at nearby Trabzon, Turkey. My Best To You

    Posted by Dave Matteson | January 24, 2013, 2:59 pm
  3. My dad was SSgt Melvin Johns. He was stationed at Keesler in 1954, Okinawa in 1955, March AFB in 1956-57,and in Iraklion in 1958-62. He was a 6’5″ African American man with a petite wife from Mississippi and two daughters. I remember that Dad was terrible on the basketball team in Crete. He was friends with a man named Raneo, and the base photographer. Does anyone remember us?

    Posted by Anita Johns | February 5, 2018, 11:24 am

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