Jeff Rubard
2010-02-04 03:53:13 UTC
From
National Security Agency Central Security Service
Defending our Nation. Securing the Future.
http://www.nsa.gov/
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National Cryptologic Memorial
The National Security Agency/Central Security Service Cryptologic
Memorial honors and remembers those who gave their lives, "serving in
silence," in the line of duty. It serves as an important reminder of
the crucial role that cryptology plays in keeping the United States
secure and of the courage of these individuals to carry out their
mission at such a dear price.
National Cryptologic Memorial Wall
The wall, dedicated in 1996, lists 161 names of Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marine, and civilian cryptologists who have made the ultimate
sacrifice. The black granite memorial stands eight feet tall by 12
feet wide with the words THEY SERVED IN SILENCE etched into the
polished stone at the cap of a triangle. The NSA seal is carved below
followed by the names of those cryptologists who have given their
lives in service to their country. The names are at the base of the
triangle because these cryptologists and their ideals -dedication to
mission, dedication to workmate, and dedication to country - form the
foundation for cryptologic service. The structure was designed by an
NSA employee, and the memorial is housed in the NSA headquarters
complex.
On Memorial Day 2001, NSA began a tradition of declassifying and
sharing the stories behind the names on the wall.
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*Hegel món ámour* , ¿ How could you do this to us ? Ans: Easily
JAMES RUBARD
National Security Agency Central Security Service
Defending our Nation. Securing the Future.
http://www.nsa.gov/
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National Cryptologic Memorial
The National Security Agency/Central Security Service Cryptologic
Memorial honors and remembers those who gave their lives, "serving in
silence," in the line of duty. It serves as an important reminder of
the crucial role that cryptology plays in keeping the United States
secure and of the courage of these individuals to carry out their
mission at such a dear price.
National Cryptologic Memorial Wall
The wall, dedicated in 1996, lists 161 names of Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marine, and civilian cryptologists who have made the ultimate
sacrifice. The black granite memorial stands eight feet tall by 12
feet wide with the words THEY SERVED IN SILENCE etched into the
polished stone at the cap of a triangle. The NSA seal is carved below
followed by the names of those cryptologists who have given their
lives in service to their country. The names are at the base of the
triangle because these cryptologists and their ideals -dedication to
mission, dedication to workmate, and dedication to country - form the
foundation for cryptologic service. The structure was designed by an
NSA employee, and the memorial is housed in the NSA headquarters
complex.
On Memorial Day 2001, NSA began a tradition of declassifying and
sharing the stories behind the names on the wall.
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*Hegel món ámour* , ¿ How could you do this to us ? Ans: Easily
JAMES RUBARD