Taiwan USTDC
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TCUTHBERT
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Posted: 4 Feb 2000 12:38PM GMT
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Edited: 13 Mar 2003 11:59PM GMT
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Looking for military personnel with the United States Taiwan Defense Command who served
in Taipei 1958-1960.
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USTDC/MAAG Command Taipei, Taiwan
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TCUTHBERT
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Posted: 23 May 2000 12:52PM GMT
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Edited: 13 Mar 2003 11:59PM GMT
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In my haste to get a message board up for USTDC,
I forgot part of the command title. The correct
name is United States Taiwan Defense Command /
Military Assistance Advisory Group (USTDC/MAAG).
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Re: USTDC/MAAG Command Taipei, Taiwan
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ROBERT MANSPEAKER
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Posted: 28 Oct 2005 12:49AM GMT
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I AS ON FLIGHT CREW THERE 1972 TO 1975
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Re: Taiwan USTDC
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dmcnamara5
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Posted: 7 Apr 2011 9:35PM GMT
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Classification: Query
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Surnames: Cuthbert, McNamara
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Was a Radiomen 3rd my first tour at USTDC Jan 58-Jun 59, Radiomen 2nd my second tour Jan 60 to May 62. I remember a Cuthbert. USTDC was the best command that anyone could be assigned to. I did spend four months on Kinmen during my first tour.C
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Re: Taiwan USTDC
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tbrown618
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Posted: 5 Dec 2012 3:07PM GMT
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Classification: Query
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Surnames: Smoot, Melson, Hollingsworth, Hanson, Vordenbaum, Childers.
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Served from 61' through 63' reporting to Adms. writer YNC Vordenbaum, Vadm Smoot' writer. Adm Smoot was relieved by Vadm C L Melson who'w writer was YNCS Marvin Childers. The Aide for VADM Smoot was a mustang LCDR Hollingsworth. The Adie for VADM Melson was LCDR C T Hansen who would later retire as a VADM himself. I left the Island in Oct. 1963 to attend MMA school under a rate change program offered by the Navy. VADM Melson approved my request chit for that and was a great supporter of mine. Completed MMA and later USN Nuclear Power School Bainbride/West Milton NY. Plank Owner, USS TRUXTUN DLG(N) 35. Left the Navy in July 1969 as an MM1 Nuclear Qualified Surface. Been back to Taipee, Taichung, Kaoshung and Keelung (sp?) over many years during my work life with a large pump company. It's of course changed considerably. Club 63 is now the very expensive American Club. The old Linku and Officer Clubs status are unknown and of course the old FRA club is gone with the wind. Regards
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