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Hello Ed & John:
Just joined the list and y'all were the first in the email
box. John--were you in any way affiliated with CCRAK? If so, did you
know or ever hear of 1Lt A. W. C. Naylor-Foote, USA; MSgt David "Snake"
Harrison, USA; or Lt. Leo Adams-Acton, British Army?
John Duquette
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 9:36
PM
Subject: The KW List
Ed:
I'm gratified to
learn that there are still some "old folks" around, who are interested in the
"forgotten war". I have already been rewarded by the all too brief mentions of
some of the covert ops & orgs, which I encountered, during my yrs in Asia.
I'm particularly interested in any experiences which the list members
may have had, involving the collection of foreign weapons & equipment, by
Technical Inelligence personnel of the various Army technical services. I'm
attempting to compile a history of technical inelligence activities in the US
military services. Bio: John C Baker, LTC, Ord Corps, AUS, Retired. US
Army-May, 51-May, 71. 17 yrs service in Tech Intel units, including 3 yrs with
the Combined Materiel Exploitation Center. MACV. Col Glenn Muggelberg, Coll
Div, J2, MACV, mentioned running
CCRAK/CCRAFE OPS, during the KW. I would guess that he was CPT/MAJ. One of his
assistants was G W Ness, who was probably a 1 LT. In 53-54, in Korea, the Ord
TI Dets had 2 jeeps for 6 men. We observed 3/4 & 2 1/2 ton trks, w/ our
bumper markings, during our travels. Discreet inquiry disclosed that the
larger vehs belonged to one of the CCRAK elements. Best regards, John
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