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Hi All Naulo Pt 1970, Kauai, San Salvador, Gesashi(C) good memories of places and people, If anyone else is fighting multiple Myeloma please drop me an email

Mike Ober
7/21/2025 12:00:00 AM


Great site, my dad Russell Grose served in Udorn, Thailand in 1972-73. I learned a lot from this site.

Ed Grose
6/25/2025 12:00:00 AM


Should have said dad was a radioman at the LORAN station they built on East Island, French Frigate Shoals, during WWII.

John Gates
6/22/2025 12:00:00 AM


Just a wonderful site. My dad was a radioman on East Island, French Frigate Shoals during WWII and I was very interested in your French Frigate Shoals pages. Great work and very much appreciated.

John Gates
6/22/2025 12:00:00 AM


Great video links, thank you!

Rick
2/5/2025 12:00:00 AM


As Bill noticed on the home page, yesterday was another victory day in regards to medals and ribbons earned. I and I guess the rest of Operation Tight Reigen early crews did not receive the Vietnam Service Medal back in 1966-67. I applied for it in the med 1980s and finally received in 11 March 1986. In 2010 I applied for and received the Restricted Duty Ribbon for my duty at Sattahip Loran C station. Yesterday after one year++ I received the Vietnam Campaign Medal. So the thing is if you want awards that you earned by did not receive, they are available. And a big Thanks to Bill for keeping the site going and the memories alive. Building the Sattahip Master Loran C station was a highlight in my 80 year life. And the education and 4 years electronic system experience served me all my working years and beyond to this day.

Christopher Dailey
1/28/2025 12:00:00 AM


Cool site. Was looking for sites that only had a LORAN antennas (no livable area/buildings.

D Likens
1/22/2025 12:00:00 AM


I served on Attu in 1976 1977 and went to Dana in 1978. I loved working in Dana, we had an A plus crew and skipper. (CWO Dibble) The town people were very good to us.

Kevin Stanberry
1/9/2025 12:00:00 AM


Steve P: We built the tactical SE Asia Loral C Chain the summer of 1966 and the main service area of Cambodia, Loas and Vietnam was all over land. Reco Airplanes were Loran C users(RF-4 and OV10A), and were able to take repeated photos over the ho chi minh trail days or weeks apart. There even was a not so good Loran bomb.

Chris Dailey
8/29/2024 12:00:00 AM


Stopped in here to learn more about the Loran-C station in Searchlight, Nevada. I did not know Loran stations were also located so far inland. This one is about 325 miles from the nearest coast. Thanks for the info.

Steve P
7/21/2024 12:00:00 AM


    

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