Legend

Items in Red are for the Pacific Area

Items in Blue are for the European Area

Items in Green are for the Continental US Area

Unit Location

USAFSS Hdqtrs Brooks AFB San Antonio Texas 20 Oct 1948 to 31 July 1953

USAFSS Hdqtrs Kelly AFB San Antonio Texas 31 July 1953 to 1 Aug 1979

ESC Hdqtrs Kelly AFB San Antonio Texas 1 Aug 1979 to 1 Oct 1991

AIA Hdqtrs Kelly AFB San Antonio Texas

ESR Hdqtrs I.G.Farben Bldg Frankfurt GER 1 Nov 1958 to 30 June 1972

(previously the 6900^th Scty Wg

PSR Hdqtrs Hickam AB Hawaii1 ?? to 30 June 1972

(Previously 6920^th Security Wing)

Det 1 PSR Osan AB Korea April 1970 to May 1970 (became the 6903^rd Scty Sq)

PESD Hickam AB Hawaii At least April to June 1989

(became the 692^nd Intelli-

gence Wing)

692 Intell Wg Hickam AB Hawaii 1 June 1989 to 1 Oct 1993

692 I.O.G. Hickam AFB Hawaii 1 Oct 1993 to present

AFCD Air Force Cryptologic Depot Kelly AFB ?? to 1 Feb 1980

AFCSC AF Cryptologic Support Center Kelly AFB 1 Feb 1980 to ??
AFCSC AF Comm Security Center Brooks AFB Texas 1 July 1953 to 1 July 1956

(COMSEC)Mission

transfered to AFSCC

AFCSC AF Comm Security Center Kelly AFB Texas 1 July 1972 (Comsec)

AFSCC AF Special Comm Center Kelly AFB Texas 8 Aug 1953 to 1 July

1975(previously the

6901st Special comm. Center at

Brooks AFB)(COMSEC/Transec)

Det 1 Brooks AFB Texas (Comsec/Transec)

Det 2 Langley AFB Virginia (Comsec/Transec)

Det 3 Orlando AFB Florida (Comsec/Transec)

Det 4 Mcclellen AFB Calif (Comsec/Transec)

AFEWC AF Electronic Warfare Center Kelly AFB Texas 1 July 1975

NCO Academy Goodfellow AFB San Angelo Texas

CESD Kelly AFB Texas Oct 1986 to 1 Oct 1991 (became the

693^rd Itelligence Wing)

ESCOS Electronic Security Operations Staff Kelly AFB Texas

Det 2 Scott AFB Illinois 1 Dec 1982 to ??

JEWC Joint Electronic Warfare Center Kelly AFB Texas 1 Oct 1980 to ??

6900 S.W. Landsberg AB GER 1 Aug 1953 to Nov 1956

6900 S.W. I.G. Farben Bldg Frankfurt GER Nov 1956 to Nov 1958

Det1 6900 S.W. Rhein Main AB Frankfurt GER Jul 59 - Jan 60 (not sure

of this entry)

6901 Spec Comm Center Brooks AFB Texas 1 July 1953 to 8 Aug 1953

6901 Spec Comm Center Landsberg GER 8 Aug 1953 to Nov 1956

6901 Spec Comm Gp Zweibrucken GER Nov 1956 to ?? SO229, 18OC51 SO GS- 15/6901SCG/1963

6901 Security Gp GER SO229, 18OC51

6905 Comm Sqdn Zweibrucken GER at least Sept 1956

6902 Spt Sqdn(CPBO) Wheeler Fld Hawaii moved to OKI 25 Oct 59 and became part of 6922nd RGM

6902 Spec Comm Center Shiroi AB JPN ?? To 1958

6902 Spec Comm Gp Kadena AB OKI 1958 to 1 Dec 59 (became part of the

6922^nd RGM

6923 Per Proc Sq Brooks AFB Texas at least 1951 to 1952

6923 Support Sq Kelly AFB Texas at least 1991

6969 AFSS Fort Myers Virgina 1950 to at Least 1951 Note#9

6969 AFSS Andrews AFB Suitland Hall Maryland 1950 to 1953

1 RSM Port Moresby New Guinea 24 Apr 1944 to 2 Sep 1945 Note #1 & Note #4

1 RSM Johnson AB JPN 2 Sep 1945 to 26 Jan 1953

Det A Misawa JPN July 1950 to 19 Jan 1951

Det B Ashiya JPN prior to 19 Jan 1951

Det C Pyongyang KOR 20 Nov 1950 to 10 Jan 1950 deactivated

Det C Osan AB KOR 1950

Det 11 Misawa AB JPN 19 Jan 1951 to 26 Jan 1953

Det 12 Ashiya JPN 19 Jan 1951 to July 1951 (became 15^th

RSM)

Det 13 Pyongyang KOR deactivated 10 Jan 1951

1 RSM Misawa AB JPN 26 Jan 1953 to 8 May 1955( became 6921 RSM)

Flt A Niigata JPN Aug 1953 to Dec 1954

Det B Wakkanai JPN 1953 to 1954

Det 1 Osan AB KOR Nov 1954 to May 1955

Det 26 Nemuro Hokkaido JPN Aug 1954 to 8 May 1955

2 RSM Herzogenaurach GER 1 to 26 Feb 1949 Note #2 & Note #4

2 RSM Ernst Ludwig Kaserne Darmstadt GER 26 Feb to 5 May 1955

Det A Linz Aus SO158, 05SE50

Det B Schleisheim GER SO158, 05SE50(also known as

Rothwestern)

Det C Bremerhaven GER SO195, 02NO50

Det D Berlin GER (Sept 1950*)17 June 1953 to 1 Oct 1954

(eventually became the 690^th ESG)

* according to Ambrose Jackson, 5 EM and an Officer were sent to Templehof

to form a detachment in September 1950

Det 21 Linz Aus SO82, 11AP51

Det 22 Schleisheim GER SO44, 25FE51

Det 23 Bremerhaven GER SO104, 11MY51

Det 121 Linz Aus SO6, 09JA52

Det 122 Schleisheim GER SO181, 21AU51 SO233, 12NO52

3RSM Elmendorf AFB Alaska Approx 1945 to 8 May 1955 (Note #8)

(redesignated the 6981^st RSM)

Det A APO 942 Seattle Washington SO-44 15 Dec 1950 prior to Jan

1951

Det B Prior to 19 Jan 1951

Det 31 Adak Alaska 19 Jan 1951 to ??

Det 32 19 Jan 191 to ??

6 RSM ?? SO-111 June 1951

8 RSM(J) Lawton Staging Area Seattle, Wash Sep 44 to Feb 49 (Note #3 &

#4)

8 RSM Brooks AFB San Antonio Texas Feb 49 to May 55 (unit became 6982^nd RSM)

10 RSM Brooks AFB Texas 1950

10 RSM Chicksands GB Nov 1950 to 8 May 1955 APO 125, 10TH

RSM, SO32,01DE50(unit became the

6950^th RSM)

Det102 Kirknewton Scotland 1952 (became 37^th RSM)

12 RSM Brooks AFB Texas 16 Nov 1950 to 6 Apr 1951

12 RSM Landsberg GER 6 Apr 1951 to 8 May 1955

Det1 Linz Austria ?? to 1955

Det2 Kaufbeuren GER at least 1952 to 1953(mission assumed

by 85th RSM) SO55, 24MR53

Det2 Hof AS GER 1954 to 8 May 1955

Det3 Vienna Austria ?? to 1955

Det122 Kaufbeuren GER SO233, 12NO52

15 RSM Brooks AFB San Antonio Texas 9 Feb 1951 to July 1951

15 RSM Ashiya JPN July 1951 to 8 May 1955 (redesignated

the 6922^nd RSM)

Det 1 Ewah college Seoul Korea ?? to January 6 1952.

Det 1 Osan AB KOR 1953 to 8 May 1955

Det 1 Suwan KOR 6 Jan 1952 to ??

Det 2 Cho-do KOR Sep 1952 to 1953

Det 3 Paengnyong-do KOR 1953 to ??

Det 151 Osan AB KOR April 1953 to Nov 1954

Det 152 Okinawa OKI

22 I.S. Pentagon D.C. 1 Oct 1993 to present

26 I.O.G. Ramstein AB GER 1 Oct 1993 to present

26 RSM March AFB Calif

29 RSM Clark AFB PI 3 Sep 52 to 8 May 1955 (became the

6925^th RSM)

Flt A Yontan OKI 1953 to 8 May 1955

Det 1 Yontan OKI 54 –55

31 CSS Europe division (Comsec/Transec) 1953 to 1955

Det D Camp Pieri Germany

Det 3 Camp Pieri Germany

32 CSS Pacific division (Comsec/Transec) 1953 to 1955

(became the 6932^nd RSM

Det 1 Moriyama Japan 1953 to 1954/55 (also referred to as

Flt A)

Det 1 Obu Japan 1954/55 to ?? (became Det 3,6922^nd

RGM)

Det 3 APO 235 Okinawa

Det ? Ewah college Seoul Korea 1951 to 1953(note #10)

Det ? K-55 Osan-ri KOR 1953 to ??

Flt A Moriyama Japan

Flt C APO 235 Okinawa

Flt E Hickam AFB Hawaii

34RSM Wheelus AB Libyia

Det2 Iraklion AS Crete Oct 54 to Apr 1955

36 CSS Continental US (Comsec) 1953 to 1955 (became 6936^th RSM)

Flt A Brooks AFB Texas

Flt C Langley AFB Virgina

Flt F McClellan AFB California

Det 10 Pepperrell AFB NewFoundland ?? to 1955 (became 6986 CSF

Det 6 McClellan AFB California

37RSM Kirknewton Scotland May 1952 8 May 1955 (Became the

6952^nd RSM)

41RSM Brooks AFB Texas 1 June 1951 to Nov 1951

41RSM Bremerhaven GER Nov 1951 to 8 May 1955 (became the

6913^th RSM)

67 I.O,W. Lackland AFB Texas (formerly Kelly AFB) 1 Oct 1993 to

present (previously was the 693^rd

I.W.)

67 I.O.G. Lackland AFB Texas (formerly Kelly AFB) 1 Oct 1993 to

present

68 I.S. Brooks AFB Texas 1 Oct 1993 to July 2000(formerly the

6906^th ESS)(Transec/comsec)

68 I.O.S. Brooks City Base Texas July 2000to present(transec/comsec)

85RSM Kelly AFB Texas 8-Dec-53

Flt A Sembach AB GER Dec 8 1953 to Apr 17-1954

85 RSM Sembach AB GER 17 Apr 54 to 8 May 1955

Det 1 Berlin GER 1 Oct 1954 to 8 May 1955

Det 2

Det 3 Wasserkuppe GER 1953 to 8 May 1955

91 I.S. Norfolk VA ?? toPresent

94 I.S. Ft Meade Md ?? to Present

97 I.S. Offutt AFB Nebraska 1 Oct 1993 to present (Note#5)

101 I.S. UK Oct 1999 to Oct 2003 (Transec/Comsec)

(previously 6913^th E.S.S.)

136 Radio Security Squadron Brooks AFB Texas prior to 1951 until 1951(Note#4)

(Note#12)

(comsec/transec)

Det ?? Fort Slocum N.Y (comsec/transec)

Det A Nak Nekk Alaska

Det B Brooks AFB Texas At least 1951

Det C MacDill AFB Florida

Det D Camp Pieri Germany

Det E Hickam AFB Hawaii

Det F Nagoya AB Moriyama JPN (comsec/transec)(also known as

Radio Security Squadron Section

18)

Det G APO 235 Okinawa

Det H Langley AFB Virgina

Det J MCClellan AFB Calif (Comsec/Transec)

Det K Pepperrell AFB NewFoundland

Det L Bushy Park England

Det ? Seoul/Ewa college KOR (Comsec/Transec) 1950-1951(note #10)

Det 8 Osan Ni KOR (comsec/transec)

136 Communications Security Squadron Brooks AFB Texas 1951 to 1953

(comsec/transec)

(became the 36^th CSS)

Det 1 Nak Nekk Alaska (unit eventually relocated to

Ladd AFB)

Det 2 Brooks AFB Texas

Det 3 MacDill AFB Florida

Det 4 Camp Pieri Germany

Det 5 Hickam AFB Hawaii

Det 6 Moriyama Japan 1951 to 1953

Det 7 Naha Okinawa

Det 8 Osan Ni KOR (comsec/transec)

Det 8 Langley AFB Virgina

Det 9 McClellan AFB California

Det 10 Pepperrell AFB NewFoundland (Transec/Comesec) ?? to 1953

Det 11 Bushy Park England

Det 12 Brooks AFB Texas (Training unit for 136^th)

301 Intel Sqdn Misawa AB JPN 1 Oct 1993 to Present (unit started as 1st RSM)

303 Intel Sqdn Osan AB KOR 1 Oct 1993 to present (Note #6)

324 Intel Sqdn Hickam AB Hawaii 1 Oct 1993 to present

381 Intel Sqdn Elmendorf AFB Alaska 3rd RSM becam 6981st and the 381st

390 Intel Sqdn Kadena AB OKI

402 Intel Sqdn Bad Aibling GER 1 Oct 93 the 2nd RSM was reactivated

and combined with the 6911th ESS to

form this unit

426 I.O.S. Vogelweh AB GER

450 Intel Sqdn Chicksands UK 1 Aug 1979 to 1 Oct 1993

480 I.G. Langley AFB Virginia 1 Oct 1993 to present

488 I.S. RAF Mildenhall UK 1 Oct 1993 to present

544 I.O.G. Peterson AFB Colorado 1 Oct 1993 to present

690 I.O.G. Lackland AFB Texas 1 Oct 1993 to present

690 E.S.W TCA-Marienfelde Berlin GER 15 July 1988 to 12 June 1991

690 E.S.G TCA-Marienfelde Berlin GER 12 June 1991 to 1992 (deactivated)

693 I.W. Kelly AFB Texas 1 Oct 1991 to 1 Oct 1993 (became the

67^th Intelligence Wing)

694 I.G. Ft. Meade MD late 80’s to present

694 Spt Sqdn Ft. Meade MD Late 80’s to Present

695 E.S.W. Langley AFB Virginia 1979 to ??

6900 S.S. Chicksands UK (Transec/Comsec)(became part of 6950^th)

6903 S.S. Osan AB KOR May 1970 to 1 Aug 1979

6903 E.S.G. Osan AB KOR 1 Aug 1979 to 1 Oct 1993 (became the

303^rd I.S)

6905 Security Sqdn Kadena AB Okinawa (unit was absorbed into the

6990^th)(Transec/Comsec)

6906 S.S. Brooks AFB Texas July 1972 to Aug 1979(possibly

Transec/Comsec)

6906 E.S.S. Brooks AFB Texas 1 Aug 1979 to 1 Oct 1993 (became the

68^th Intelligence Squadron)

6908 S.S. NKP RTAFB NKP Thailand ?? to at least 1972

6910 S.G. Wiesbaden GER Group Hdqtrs July 1951 to Sept 1953

SO195, 11SE51

6910 S.G. Darmstadt GER Group Ops July 1951 to between Feb 53

and Sept 1953

6910 S.G. Landsberg GER between Feb and Sept 1953 to Nov 1956

(unit transferred to Zweibrucken and

became the 6901^st Spec Comm Gp)

6910 RGM Cambria Frisch Darmstadt GER May 15 61 to Aug 1 1963

6910 RGM Sembach AB Sembach GER 1 Sep 56 to May 15 1961

Det 1 Berlin GER 1 Sept 1956 to 1 July 1959 (unit

became the 6912^th RSM)

Det4 Landshut GER Feb 1959 to ??

Det3 Wasserkuppe GER 1 Sept 1956 to at least Nov 1957

Det 5 Hof GER (unit became 6915 RSM)

Det 6 Camp Piere (Transec) Wiesbaden Germany 1958 to 1961

6910 Spt S. Cambria Frisch D-stadt GER 1 Aug 1963 to 1970

6910 S.G Cambria Frisch GER 1970 to 1972

6910 S.G. Augsburg GER 1972—30 June 1974

Det 1 Rimbach GER ?? to 1976 (OLAA/OLJA)

6910 S.W. Cambria Frisch Darmstadt GER 1 Aug 1963 to 1970

Det Rimback Mt Eckstein GER

Det 2 Camp Pieri (Transec) Weisbaden GER 1962 to??(previously was

Det6 of 6910 RGM)

6910 Elec S.W. Lindsey AS Weisbaden GER 1 July 1981 to at least 1991

6911 RSM Cambria Frisch GER 5 May 1955 to 1 Sept 1956

Det 1 Rhein Main AB GER Feb 1956 to Sep 56

6911 RGM Cambria Frisch GER 1 Sep 56 to 15 May 1961

Det 1 Rhein Main AB GER Sep 56 to Jul 59

6911 S.S.(ERU) Cambria Frisch GER July 63 to 1 June 72

6911 S.S. Rhein Main AB GER 1 June 72 to 25 July 1975

6911 S.S. Hahn AB GER 25 July 75 to 1 Aug 79

6911 E.S.G. Hahn AB GER 1 Aug 79 to 1 July 81

6911 E.S.S. Hahn AB GER 1 July 81 to 1 Apr 1993 (became

part of the 6914^th E.S.S.)

6912 RSM Bingen GER May 1955 to Feb 1959

Det 1 Landsberg later Landshut GER May 1955 to Feb 1959 SO-102 1 Jun 57

Det 2 Hof GER May 1955 to Feb 1959 SO-102

1 Jun 57

Det 3 Camp Pieri (Transec/Comsec) GER May 1955 to at least 1957

6912 RSM TCA-Marienfelde Berlin GER Feb 1959 to July 1963

6912 S.S. TCA-Marienfelde Berlin GER 1 July 1963 to 1 Aug 1979

6912 E.S.G. TCA-Marienfelde Berlin GER 1 Aug 1979 to 15 July 1988 (became the 690^th ESW)

6913 RSM Bremerhaven GER 8 May 1955 to 1 July 1963

6913 S.S. Bremerhaven GER 1 July 1963 to 1 Oct 1964

6913 S.G. Bremerhaven GER 1 Oct 1964 to July 1967 (became

Det1 6950^th S.G.)

6913 S.S. Rimbach GER ?? to 1976

6913 S.S. Augsburg GER 1976 to 1 Aug 1979

6913 E.S.S. 1 Aug 1979 to Oct 1991

6913 E.S.S. UK Oct 1991 to Oct 1999

(Transec/Consec)

6914 RSM Sembach AB Grunstadt GER 8 May 1955 to Sep 1 1956

Det 1 Berlin GER 8 May 1955 to 1 Sept 1956

Det 2 Kassel Rothwesten GER 8 May 1955 to 1 Sept 1956

Det 3 Wasserkuppe GER 8 May 1955 to 1 Sept 1956

6914 E.S.S. Bad Aibling GER 1993 to ??

Site 1 Mehlingin GER

6915 RSM Hof GER

6915 S.S. Hof AS GER ?? to 1971

6915 E.S.S. Bad Aibling GER at least 1991

6916 RSM Rhein Main AB GER Jan 1960 - ??

Det 1 Adana Turkey Also known as TUSLOG Det 76

6916 S.S. Rhein Main AB GER Aug 63 to 30 June 1973

Det 1 Athens Greece Dec 69 to 30 June 73

6916 S.S. Athens Greece 1 Jul 73 – 1 Aug 1979

6916 E.S.S. Athens Greece 1 Aug 1979 to 13 Nov

1990

6917 RSM San Vito AS Italy 1960?? To 1963

6917 S.G. San Vito AS Brindisi Italy 1963 to 1 Aug 1979

6917 E.S.G. San Vito AS Italy 1 Aug 1979 to 1991

6918 RSM Bradey AFB Saitozaki/Gonosu JPN (6918th moved from Ashiya to

Brady AB in early Nov 58)

6918 S.G. Hakata JPN ?? to 1972

6918 E.S.S. Sembach AB Germany 1 Aug 1979 to 1984/85

6920 RGM Shiroi AB JPN

Det 2 Fuchu AB JPN 1957 to at least 1962

(Transec/Comsec)

6920 S.G. Johnson AB JPN 1 Sep 1951 to ??

6920 S.W. Wheeler Field Hawaii Oct 58 to at least 1961

6920 S.W. Misawa AB JPN 1 Feb 1976 to 1 Oct 1978

6920 S.S. Misawa AB JPN 1 Oct 1978 to 1 Aug 1979

6920 E.S.G. Misawa AB JPN 1 Aug 1979 to 1 Oct 1993

(becam 301st Intel Sqdn)

6921 RSM Misawa AB JPN 8 May 1955 to 11 May 1956

Det 26 Nemuro Hokkaido JPN 8 May 1855 to 11 May 1956

6921 RGM Misawa AB JPN 11 May 1956 to 1 Sep 1962

Det 4 Fuchu AB Japan ?? to 1957

Det 26 Nemuro Hokkaido JPN 11 May 1956 to at least

1957

6921 S.S. Misawa AB JPN ??

Det1 Osan AB KOR 69-70 later became 6903S.S.

Det3 Okoshini Shima JPN became the 6984th

6921 S.W. Misawa AB JPN 1 Sep 1962 to1 Apr 1970

6921 S.G. Misawa AB JPN 1 Apr 1970 to 1 Sep 1972

6921 S.W. Misawa AB JPN 1 Sep 1972 to 1 Feb 1976

(became 6920th S.W.)

6922 RSM Ashiya JPN 8 May 1955 to 3 Nov 58

Det 1 Osan AB KOR May 1955 to Oct 1958

(became the 6929^th RSM)

Det 2 K53 Pyang Yang Do KOR

Det 3 Obu Japan (Comsec/Transec)

6922 RGM Kimpo KOR

6922 RGM Kadena AFB OKI 1/15/1959 to ??

Det 2 Pyang Yang Do KOR 1957 to 1958 (at least)

Det 3 Obu Japan 1956 to ??

(Comsec/Transec)

6922 S.W. Kadena AB OKI 56- 25 May 1965

Det2 Paeng yang Do KOR

Det3 Soi 65 Sukemvit Bangkok Thailand at least 1961 to 1967

(Transec/Comsec)

6922 S.W. Clark AFB PI 1 July 1965 to July 1974

Det1 Osan AB K-55 KOR at least 1967 to 1970

Det2 Clark AB PI (Transec/Comsec)(Not positive if this was the actual detachment- there was a transec operation)

Det3 Soi 65 Sukemvit Bangkok Thailand at least 1961 to 1967

(Comsec/Transec)

Det4 Ramasun FFRS Udorn Thailand before 1970 to 1976

Det5 Tan son Nhut VN at least mid 60’s

(Transec/comsec)

Det6

Det7 Korat RTAFB Thailand Transec unit at least

68/69

6922 S.G. Clark AFB PI 30 June 1965 to July 1974

6922 S.S. Clark AFB PI March 1976 to 1 Aug 1979

6922 E.S.S. Clark AFB PI 1 Aug 1979 to 26 Nov 1991

6923 RSM Saigon VN ?? To 15 Aug 1963

Det1 DaNang AB VN Dec 62 to 15 Aug 63

Det3 Bangkok Thailand ?? to 15 Aug 1963

6924 RSM Shiroi AB JPN

6924 S.S. DaNang AB VN 1966 to 1969

6924 S.S. Ramasun FFRS Udorn Thailand ?? to 15 May 1976

6924 E.S.G. Kunia Hawaii

6925 RSM Clark AFB PI 8 May 1955 to 1 Oct 1962

Det Onna Point OKI ?? To 1958

Det 1 Shu Lin Kou Taiwan Apr 1957 To 1 July

1958 (unit became the

6987^th RSM)

Det1 San Miguel City PI 1 Jan 1962 to 1 Oct 1962

6925 RGM Clark AFB PI 1 Oct 1962 to 1 July 1963

Det 1 San Miguel City PI 1 Oct 1962 to 1 July 1963

6925 S.G. Clark AFB PI 1 July 1963 to 30 June

1965(became 6922^nd Scty

Wg)

Det 1 San Miguel City PI 1 July 1963 to April 1965

Det 2 Da Nang AB VN 15 Aug 1963 to 30 June

1965

Det3 Bangkok Thailand 15 Aug 1963 to 30

June 1965 (Comsec/Transec)

SSO, 2^nd Air division PI 4 Dec 1963 to 30 June 65

6926 RSM Shiroi AB JPN at least 1955

Det 2 Anderson AFB Guam

Det ? Wake Island (found reference on Wake Is on

website)

Det 8 Midway NAS Midway Island

Det 9 Shemya AB Alaska at least 1955 to ??

6926 RSM(m)(ERU) Clark AFB PI 1 Sep 1963 to ??

6927 RSM Onna Point OKI 1958 to 1 July 1963

6927 S.S. Onna Point OKI 1 July 1963 To 15 March

1971

6928 S.S. Hickam AB PI

6928 S.G. Kadena AB Tori Station OKI

6929 RSM Osan AB KOR 8 May 1955 to Oct 1958

Det 3 Shu Lin Kou Taiwan ?? to 1 July 1958

(became 6987^th RSM)

6929 RGM Osan AB KOR Oct 1958 to July 1963

6929 S.S. Osan AB KOR July 1963 to April 1970

6930 San Vito Italy (I doubt if this is

correct)

6930 RSM Tripoli Libya

6930 RSM Iraklion AS Crete 1 April 1958 to 1 July1963

6930 RGM Iraklion AS Crete

6931 C.S.S. European Theater Comsec/Transec

Det 3 Camp Pieri Germany 1955 to ??

6931 RSM Iraklion AS Crete ?? to 1 April 1958

6931 S.G. Iraklion AS Crete 1 July 1963 to 1 Oct 1978

6931 S.S. Iraklion AS Crete 1 July 1974 to 1 Oct 1979

6931 E.S.S. Iraklion AS Crete 1 Oct 1979 to 30 Sept 1993

6932 C.S.S. Pacific Area Transec/Comsec 1955 to ?? (later

became the 6932^nd RSM)

6932 C.S.S. Pacific Area

Det 1 Obu Japan 1954/55 to 1956 (became

Det 3, 6922^nd RGM)

Det 3 APO 925 Okinawa

6933 RGM Ankara Turkey
6933 RGM TUSLOG Det 3 Karamusel Turkey at least 1958 to mid 60’s

6933 RGM TUSLOG Det 3-1 Trabzon Turkey ?? to 1969
6933 RGM TUSLOG Det 3-2 Samsun Turkey 1954 to 1969

6933 RGM TUSLOG det 3-3 Diyablikur Turkey ?? to 1 Sep 1957

6933 S.S. Karamusel Turkey mid 60’s to 1 Oct 1977

Det94/95TUSLOG Karamursel Turkey ?? to 1 Oct 1977

6934 RSM Wheelus Field Tripoli Libya

6934 S.S. Sinop Turkey 1969 to ??

6936 C.S.S either Kelly or Brooks Texas (Transec/Comsec)

6937 RSM Peshawar AS Pakistan 1958 1963(testing began

in 1955 under orders from

the 6900S.W.

6937 S.S. Peshawar AS Peshawar Pakistan 1963 To 1964

6937 C.G Peshawar AS Peshawar Pakistan 1964 to 7 Jan 1970

Closed

6938 RSM Iraklion AS Crete Apr 1955 to 1 Apr 1958

6938 RSM Wheelus Field Tripoli Libya 1 apr 1958 to 1960

6939 RSM Trazon Turkey 1954 to ?? (also known

as Tuslog Det 3-1)

6940th Tech Tng Group, March AFB CA Radio Hill 1 July 1957 to 15

Oct 1958

6940 S.W Goodfellow AFB San Angelo Texas 15 Oct 1958 to 1 Jul 1978

(note #7)

Det 1 6940^th SW Offutt AFB Nebraska 1 July 1963 to 1964

(became the 6949^th Scty Sq)

6940 Support Gp Goodfellow AFB Texas 15 Oct 1958 to 1 July 1978

6940 E.S.W. Ft Meade Maryland 1980’s and 1990’s

6940 E.S.S. Ft Meade Maryland 1980’s and 1990’s 6941 Spt Sqdn March AFB CA 1 July 1957 to 15 Oct 1958

6941 Stu Sqdn Goodfellow AFB Texas 15 Oct 1958 to 1 July 1978

6941 E.S.S Ft Meade Maryland 1980’s and 1990’s 6942 StuRon March AFB CA 1 July 1957 to 15 Oct 1958

6942 Stu Sqdn Goodfellow AFB Texas 15 Oct 1958 to 1 July 1978

6942 E.S.S. Ft Meade Maryland 1980’s and 1990’s 6943 Stu Sqdn March AFB CA ?? to 1958

6943 E.S.S. Ft Meade Maryland 1980’s and 1990’s 6944 S.W. Offutt AFB Nebraska 1974 to

6944 Stu Sqdn Goodfellow AFB Texas 15 Oct 1958 to 1 July 1978

6944 E.S.S. Ft Meade Maryland 1980’s and 1990’s
6945 S.S. Goodfellow AFB Texas (at least ’63 to ‘65)

6945 E.S.S. Ft Meade Maryland 1980’s and 1990’s

6946 S.S Kelly AFB Texas (at least early 60’s)
6947 S.S. Boca Chico NAS Cudjoe Key Florida 1962 to probably 1 Oct

1979

Det 1 Homestead AFB Florida approx 1968 to 1 Oct

1979(previously at McDill AFB, Florida)

6947 E.S.S Homestead AFB Florida 1 Oct 1979 to 1990’s

6948 S.S.(M)(ERU)Goodfellow AFB Texas 1963 to 1973

6948 S.S.(M)(ERU)Kelly AFB Texas 1973 to 1 Aug 1979

OL EA Offutt AFB Nebraska

OL-EB Ft. Meade Maryland
OL-EC San Diego California (72 - 73)(Note#11)

OL-EC San Diego California (74 –77) (Note#11)

6948 E.S.S. Kelly AFB Texas 1 Aug 1979 to 1991

Det1 Fort George G Meade Baltimore Maryland

6948 S.S.(M) TanSonNhut AB VN

6949 S.S. Offutt AFB Nebraska 1964 to 1 Oct 1979

(integrated into the 6944^th

Security Wing)

6949 E.S.S. Offutt AFB Nebraska 1 Oct 1979 to 1980

6949 E.S.G. Offutt AFB Nebraska 1980 to 1993 (became

the 97^th Intelligence Squadron)

6950 RSM RAF Chicksands UK 8 May 1955 to 1 Sept 1956

(became the 6950^th RGM)

6950 RGM Chicksands UK 1 Sept 1956 to approx 1966

6950 S.G. Chicksands UK approx 1966 to 1 Aug 1979

Det1 Bremerhaven GER July 1967 to 31 March 1978

Prev 6913^th Scty Sq

6950 E.S.G. RAF Chicksands UK 1 Aug 1979 to 1 Oct 1993

6952 RSM Kirknewton Scotland 8 May 1955 to 1966 (formerly the 37^th RSM)

6952 E.S.S. RAF Alconbury UK 1 Jan 1982 to at

least 1991

6954 S.S. RAF Upper Heyford UK 1967 to 1970

6954 S.S. RAF Mildenhall UK 1970 to 1 Oct 1979

6954 E.S.S. RAF Mildenhall UK 1 Oct 1979 to 1980 (became

the 6988^th ESS)

6955 S.G. Kelly AFB Texas 1974 to ??

6960 Spec Comm Gp Kelly AFB Texas

6960 Support Gp Kelly AFB Texas

OL-GF, 6960th Support Group San Diego California (73-74)(Note #11)

6960 OLGB ABSQ (DPME) Kelly AFB Texas

6960 S.W. Kelly AFB Texas 1979 to 1980 (redesignated

the Continental Electronic

Security Division

6960 ESSG Kelly AFB Texas

6961 Support Sqdn Kelly AFB Texas

6964 Computer Services Sqdn Kelly AFB Texas at least 1991

6970 RGM Ft Myer Virginia

6970 Support Gp Fort George G Meade Baltimore Maryland

6970 Support Gp Fort George G Meade Baltimore Maryland

6972 Support Sqdn Fort George G Meade Baltimore Maryland

6973 RSM Ft Myer Virginia

6980 RSM Northeast Cape St Lawrence Is Alaska

6980 S.S. St Lawrence Is Alaska

6981 RSM Elmendorf AFB Anchorage Alaska 8 May 1955 to 1 Jan 1956

6981 RGM Elmendorf AFB Anchorage Alaska 1 Jan 1956 to 1 Jul 1963

6981 S.G. Elmendorf AFB Anchorage Alaska 1 Jul 1963 to 1 Jul 1974

Det1 St Lawrence Is Alaska

Det2 Naknek King Salmon Alaska

Det3 Shemya AFB Alaska (became the 6984^th

Det 4 Pt. Barrow Alaska

6981 S.S. Elmendorf AFB Anchorage Alaska 1 Jul 1974 to 1 Aug 1979

6981 E.S.S Elmendorf AFB Anchorage Alaska 1 Aug 1979 to 1 Apr 1989

6981 E.S.G. Elmendorf AFB Anchorage Alaska 1 Apr 1989 to 1 Oct 1993

(became the 381^st

Intelligence Squadron

6982 RSM Brooks AFB Texas May 55 to July 72 became

the 6906^th RSM (Transec/Comsec)

Det ?? Red Cliff Newfoundland at least 1956

6983 RSM McClellan AFB Riverside Calif

6983 RSM March AFB Calif

6983 RSM Shemya AFB Alaska

6984 RSM Shemya AFB Alaska 1950’s to 1 Jul 1963 (was

det 3 6981^st)

6984 S.G. Shemya AFB Alaska 1 July 1963 to 1 Jul 1974

6984 S.S. Shemya AFB Alaska 1 July 1974 to ??

6985 RSM Eielson AFB Alaska 1962 to ?? Sub to

6981st

6985 S.S. Eielson AFB Alaska ?? to 1 Aug 1979

6985 E.S.S. Shemya AFB Alaska 1 Aug 1979 to 1991

6986 RSM Wakkanai JPN ?? to mid 60’s

6986 S.S. Wakkanai JPN Mid 60’s to 1972

6986 CSF Pepperrell AFB St Johns Newfoundland at least Oct 1956

to 1960 (transec)

6987 RSM Shu Lin Kou AS Taiwan 1 July 1958 to 1 Jan 1963

(unit was Det 1 , 6925^th RSM)

6987 RGM Shu Lin Kou AS Taiwan 1 Jan 1963

6987 S.G. Shu Lin Kou AS Taiwan Late 60’s to 1 Apr 1977

Det1 Hong Kong ROC

6987 ABS Shu Lin Kou AS Taiwan

6988 RSM Fuchu AS JPN 1955 to Mar 1962

Det 1 RSM Yokota AB JPN 1955 to 1968

6988 S.S. Yokota AB JPN Mar 1962 to 1972

Det 1 Osan AB KOR 1968 to 1970

Det 1 Fuchu AS JPN Mar 1962 to 1972

6988 E.S.S. RAF Mildenhall UK 1980 to 10 Feb 1983

(previously the 6954^th SS and

became the 488^th IS)

6989 RSM Misawa AB JPN 1958 to 1962 (at least)

6989 S.S. Misawa AB JPN

6990 S.S. Kadena AB OKI 15 July 1966 to ??

6990 S.G. Kadena AB OKI Mar 73 to Sep 75

6990 E.S.S Kadena AB OKI at least 1990

6993 S.S. Madina Annex Lackland AFB Texas ?? to 1 Aug 1979

6993 E.S.S. Madina Annex Lackland AFB Texas 1 Aug 1979 to 1991

6994 S.S. TanSonNhut AB VN 1966 to ??(possible

Transec/Comsec)

Det1 DanNang AB VN 1971 to??(started at Nha

Trang)

Det2 Phan Rang VN 1970 to ??(started at Pleiku)

Det3 NKP RTAFB Thailand

6994 S.S. Ubon AB Thailand ?? to 30 June 1974

6994 E.S.S. Ft George G. Meade Maryland at least 1991

6995 S.S. Brooks AFB Texas 1971 timeframe

6101 F ?? (Reserve unit-Transec/Comsec)

8075 E.S.S. Brooks AFB Texas 1 Oct 1981 (AF reserve

unit)(Comsec/Transec)

8078 E.S.F. Offutt AFB Nebraska Oct 1990 to Oct 1992 (Comsec/Transec)

8078 E.S.S. Offutt AFB Nebraska Oct 1983 to Oct 1990

(AF reserve unit)

(Comsec/Transec)

Note #1 14 Feb 1942--Activate as 138th Signal Radio Intelligence Company at Fort George Wright, Spokane, Washington; assigned to Headquarters Second Air Force.

4 May 1943--Moved to Fort Dix, New Jersey prior to departure to war.

2 Aug 1943-- Began move to Port Moresby, New Guinea; arrived on 4 Aug 1943. (First American organization of its type in Pacific Theater.) {{I suspect that the 2 and 4 Aug 1943 dates are not quite correct.}}

13 Nov 1943--Redisignated as the 138th Signal Radio Intelligence Company, Aviation.

19 Mar 1944--Renamed 1st Army Air Forces Radio Squadron, Mobile.

24 Apr 1944—Renamed 1^st Radio Squadron, Mobile

2 Sept 1945—Moved to Johnson Air Base, Iruagawa, Japan

Dec 1945—Transferred from Fifth Air Force to ASA

1 Feb 1949—Transferred from Department of Army to the Air Force and HQ USAFSS.

Note #2 The 2^nd RSM was apportioned 9 May 1945. The 2nd RSM was located in the Frankfurt Area and was ordered out of the area along with several other Army units.

Shannon Brown, CO of the 2nd RSM (located outside of Frankfurt and thus had to move) found a German airfield near Herzogenaurach.

Between 21 January and 4 March, 1947, the units moved down to Herzo Base.

In February of 1949 the 2nd RSM was transferred to the Air Force.

Note #3 The 68th IOS was originally activated 9 November 1942 as the 958th Radio Company, Aviation, at Drew Field, Tampa Fla. It was transferred to Camp Pinedale, Fresno, California 25 January 1943, under the Western Signal Aviation Unit Training Center. The original mission of the unit was to provide a group of highly specialized men for use in gathering radio intelligence for the Air Force. But at this time the unit was redesignated as a Japanese Intercept unit. When training for the unit was complete, it was redesignated as the Provisional First Radio Squadron Mobile. In March 1944 the unit was redesignated the 8th Army Air Force Radio Squadron, Mobile, and was transferred from the Signal Corps to the Army Air Force. In September of that year moved to Lawton Staging Area, near Seattle, Wash.

Several moves occurred between September 1944 and February 1949 when the 8th Radio Squadron, Mobile, was transferred from the Department of the Army to the Department of the Air Force and assigned to the Air Force Security Service. On 9 November 1944, the unit arrived on Guam, Marianas Islands. The unit had D/F sites at Peleliu, Saipan and Iwo Jima after it was taken. The D/F unit at Saipan eventually moved to Okinawa 1 September 1945. The unit also had D/F units on Ngeseleus Island in addition to Guam. After the end of the war, the unit was transferred to Vint Hill Farms, Virginia, where it became a nonoperational, paper pipeline organization for the Army Security Agency. On 23 February 1949, the unit moved to Brooks AFB, Texas and continued to function as a personnel processing squadron until 12 October 1950. 1 September 1950, it was designated as an intercept training school with 10 intercept positions and one trick chief console position.

Note #4 The 1^st, 2^nd and 8^th RSM along with the 136^th Radio Communications Security Detachment were transferred from the Army to the Air Force 1 February 1949. According to Fred Wagner, the 136^th RCS was called the 139^th Radio Security Squadron. Detachments of the unit were letter designated. For example the AAF/ASA unit in Japan was known as Radio Security Section 18, 136^th Radio Security Detachment. Under the USAF/ USAFSS, it was called Detachment F, 136^th Radio Security Squadron.

Note #5 The mission of the 97th Intelligence Squadron is to provide mission-ready personnel and systems for worldwide airborne reconnaissance, and collecting and providing intelligence to warfighters and national leadership. The 97th Aero Squadron was activated on 20 August 1917, Kelly Field, Texas and was an active participant in two World Wars until it was finally disbanded in 1943.

The 97th has, since its inception, been a multi-faceted unit. Through the war torn years of the first half of this century, we showed our mettle by demonstrating that ability. From repairing various aircraft for the war effort (a series of observation aircraft, P-39, P-40, P-43, A-20, DB-7, L-1, and L-4s), to anti-submarine warfare, to training and supporting ground forces on maneuvers, we continually demonstrated our ability to support warfighters. Our present mobility is no new thing for us either. In its early years, the unit was active in its mission at 13 separate locations in the United States, as well as spending 2 years in various locations in France during World War I.

The squadron began as an Aero Squadron at Kelly Field, eventually becoming the 97th Observation Squadron, 97th Observation Squadron (Medium), 97th Reconnaissance Squadron, 97th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron (TRS), and now its current incarnation as the 97th Intelligence Squadron (IS). The 97 TRS was disbanded on 11 August 1943, and remained inactive for 50 years until 1 October 1993, when it was reactivated as the 97 IS at Offutt Air Force Base (AFB), Nebraska.

During this 50 years, the squadron remained active serving the needs of the Air Force. From 1963 to 1993, it served America numerically as the 6949th. The 49th started out as Detachment 1, 6940th Security Wing, under the United States Air Force Security Service (USAFSS) and was activated on 1 July 1963 at Offutt AFB, Nebraska. In 1964, Detachment 1 became the 6949th Security Squadron and was commanded by Major Doyle E. Larson. This set a precedent of firsts for Major Larson, for in 1979 he became the first Commander of the Electronic Security Command (ESC) as a general officer.

The 49th, however, remained a squadron until 1975, when it was deactivated and integrated into the 6944th Security Wing. The unit continued to be part of the 44th until 1979, when ESC was created. Reactivated as the 6949th Electronic Security Squadron (ESS) for less than a year, the unit was elevated to Group status in 1980. 6949 ESS made its final appearance in 1981, remaining the 49th until 1 October 1993. This date commemorates both the birthday of the 97th Intelligence Squadron (IS) and that of the Air Intelligence Agency (AIA).

Note #6 The 303rd Intelligence Squadron serves as the largest signals intelligence agency on the Korean peninsula. The squadron’s mission involves a continued working relationship and integrated operations with the Republic of Korea 1925th Ministry of Defense, 7th Air Force, 607th Air Intelligence Group and 607th Air Intelligence Squadron.

The 303rd IS mission is to defend the interests of the United States by providing quality intelligence and combat support to warfighters and national decision-makers in Korea. They also conduct information operations by exploiting and processing time-critical combat intelligence for U.S. and allied battle managers, unified and specified commands, and the National Command Authorities. Additionally, the 303rd IS provides indication and warning, advisory support, secure communications and information for warfare support.

The unit performs all-source analysis to identify the adversary’s critical command, control, communications, computers and intelligence technologies and nodes for target nomination and communications vulnerability assessments for U.S. and allied forces. 303rd IS supplies the commander in chief U.S. Forces Korea and 7th AF commander offensive and defensive information warfare capabilities. This helps them to conduct advanced analysis in support of air campaign planning as well as C2 PROTECT electronic combat training.

The unit provides rapid radio relay, secure communications and command, control, and communication countermeasures support to the United States and allied forces. Unit members develop and apply techniques and material designed to ensure that friendly C4I are secure and protected from enemy countermeasures. The unit also advises U.S. and allied commanders concerning procedures and techniques, which could be used to counter enemy C4I.

The 303rd IS, popularly known as "Skivvy Nine," has one of the most challenging and exciting missions in the air intelligence world. The unit was originally formed as a detachment of the 1st Radio Squadron Mobile at Johnson Air Base, Japan, on Nov. 20, 1950. The unit was readied for immediate deployment to Korea in response to the invasion of the South Korea by North Korean forces. Following several redesignations during the Korean

NoteWar, the unit was finally designated as a detachment of the 15th RSM and moved to Osan in April 1953. In Nov. 1954, however, it again became Det. 1 of the 1^st RSM. In May 1955, when the 15th was redesignated the 6922nd, the detachment at Osan became Det. 1 of the 6922nd.

In Oct. 1958 it became the 6929th RSM and was assigned to the 6902nd Special Communications Group. In Dec. 1958 it was transferred back to the 6922nd. In July 1963 it became the 6929th Security Squadron and in April 1970 it was designated Det. 1, Pacific Security Region. In May 1970 it gained squadron status as the 6903rd Security Squadron. The unit was designated a Group in 1981 and remained as such until 1993 when it was designated the 303rd IS, under the 692nd Intelligence Group, the 67th Intelligence Wing, and the Air Intelligence Agency.

Over the years, many people have contributed to Skivvy Nine’s "can-do" reputation. In 1951 the unit won its first Air Force Outstanding Unit Award and the Korean Streamer Award. Since then the unit has garnered more than 10 AFOUAs. In 1974 the 6903rd SS was presented the Freedom Through Vigilance award as security service’s top unit. In 1979 the unit won the coveted Travis Trophy, an annual award presented to the most outstanding U.S. Cryptologic Agency of the Defense Department, and received honorable mention for the same award in 1994. The unit was the Air Force nominee for the Travis Trophy again in 1996. The 303rd IS won the Large Unit Air Force Outstanding Maintenance award in 1982. In 1994 and 1996, Skivvy Nine won the U.S. Air Force Top Ground-Based Cryptologic Unit award.

Note #7 The school at Goodfellow was turned over to Air Training Command 1 July 1978.

Note #8 The squadron began as the 951st Radio Company at Harding Field, Louisiana. During World War II, it was relocated to Europe directly supporting allied operations. After the war, it was relocated to Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, and re-designated the 3d Radio Squadron, Mobile (3rd RSM).

Note #9 Traffic Analysis School

Note #10 The origins of the unit were TDY groups from the Japanese Unit. There were two deployments both were handled as TDY missions from Nagoya. The first mission was in late 1950. It was located at Seoul and it was quickly withdrawn during the Chinese offensive in the latter part of that year. They got out with the clothes on their backs. The unit lost its equipment and all members of the team lost their personal belongings. The second mission began in the later part of 1951 and it was located in the Ewha College area of Seoul. The unit moved to K-55 (Osan-ri) in 1955.

Note #11 I forgot one additional OL yesterday...when we first arrived in San Diego in 1972/3 we were OL-EC of the 6948 SS(M).   Because we didn't have the Compass EARS S&WC yet, we were using an old IRON HORSE system, and reported to the DCS of System & Technology (Col Charles Erlinger) in HQ USAFSS.   Because of this, we were re-designated OL-GF, 6960th Support Group.   When the Compass EARS module arrived in 1974, we again became OL-EC, 6948 SS(M), and another unit, with Bill Hazelwood and eventually Pete Peterson was established operating out of the SC/ADP function at the Hq to provide software support to the EARS system. I don't remember whether that stayed OL-GF of the '60th or whether it had a different designation. I should have read your question before I wrote today’s note!   I left the 6908^th at NKP in January of 1973, and reported to San Diego in February of that year.   That turned out to be my last tour in USAFSS,   as I left San Diego in June 1976 and went to the Tactical Air Forces Interoperability Group (TAFIG) at Langley AFB, VA.
I think the OL in San Diego closed within the next year, as the test bed had completed its mission, and the systems became operational. It was a fun tour—I was a captain at that time, living and working in a Navy town, so it worked great on the telephone whenever we needed anything at the unit—but it only worked one time after they saw me, and eventually we found that people at the Center began asking whether I was a real (i.e., Navy) captain, or that Air Force fellow they saw wandering around.  

Note #12 Headquarters for the 136^th Radio Security Detachment (AAF) was located at Bolling Field, Washington, D.C. and then Reading Army Air Field, Reading Pa.

Some units of the 136^th RSD were:

2^nd Radio Security Section---Pesque Isle AAF Field, Pesque

3^rd Radio Security Section---Camp Daly, Daly City, California

4^th Radio Security Section

8^th Radio Security Section

11^th Radio Security Section

15^th Radio Security Section---Ft Meade, Maryland; then Cerinola, Italy; then Oran, Algeria; then Bad Kisskinneen, Germany (1946); then