U S Captures Soviet SA6 Missile Unit From Israel
U S sources say Israel captured an intact SA6 antiaircraft system with radar and guidance gear during its conflict with Egypt and Syria. U S officials seek details on operation and countermeasures to study the system with Israeli technicians. past Israeli captures include SA7 missiles and AT3 Saggers used in Vietnam era countermeasures.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
United States
Israel
U.S
Suez Canal
Egypt
Service Men in News Highlight Military Training Completions
2nd Lt. Harold W. Levie, 24, son of Mr and Mrs James K Levie Jr from Madison 2, completed an eight week medical service corps officer course at the Academy of Health Sciences. Airman Larry G Shoemake, son of Mrs Betty Parker from Vinemont 1, graduated at Chanute AFB Ill from the Air Training Command aircraft mechanic course and is to report to Dyess AFB Tex for SAC duties. he attended West Point High School in Cullman.
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FT. Sam Houston, Tex
Harold W. Levie
James K. Levie Jr
Madison 2
Medical Service Corps
Academy of Health Sciences
U.S. Army
Rantoul, Ill
Larry G. Shoemake
Betty Parker
Vinemont 1
Chanute Afb
Ill
Air Training Command
Dyess Afb
Tex
Strategic Air Command
West Point High School
Cullman
Army Sergeant Michael Grant Promoted in Germany
Michael H. Grant the son of Mr and Mrs Richard W Grant of Laceys Spring was promoted to staff sergeant while serving with Headquarters US Army Europe and Seventh Army in Germany. He works as an administrative specialist with the Office of the Inspector General based at the Heidelberg headquarters.
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U.S. Army
Germany
Michael H. Grant
Richard W. Grant
Lacey's
Army Europe
Seventh Army
Grant
Heidelberg
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