DUTY ASSIGNMENTS

Jun 43-Dec 45: 104th Infantry TimberWolf Divison
Jun 47-Jun 49 ROTC, University of Wisconsin
Feb 51-May 52 Co D,TRTC, Ft Eustis,VA
May 52-Sep 53 Co Officer Career Course
Sep 53-Jun 56 CO, 356th CommRecon Co,Fuchinobi,Japan
Jun 56-Jun 59 Asst.Liaison Officer,Presidio ofSan Francisco
Jun 59-May 62 Liaison Officer to G-2 USA Caribbean
May 62-Jun 63 Class Leader,USASA Officer Career Course,Ft Devens
Jun 63-Feb 67 Chief COMSEC Branch, Security Division, Office Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence, DA; detached service to J2-MACV; Assoicate Command and Staff College
Feb 67-Sep 69 Deputy Commander 509th RRG, Saigon; CO 313th RR BN, Nha Trang
Feb 68-Sep 69 Chief Electronic Warfare Branch, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Force Development, DA
Sep 69-Jun 71 Asst. to Deputy Chief of Staff, Force Development HQ, USASA and Deputy Chief of Staff Force Development HQ, USASA Arlington Hall
Sep 71-Sep73 Deputy Commander USASA Europe, Augsburg and Commander USASA Europe, Heidelburg
Sep 73-Aug 75 Chief N-23 and K-1 NSA and Executive to RADM Marocchi, Deputy Director for Cryptologic Support Activities,NSA

AWARDS and DECORATIONS

Legion of Merit w/cluster
Bronze Star w/cluster
Meritorious Service Medal w/cluster
Army Commendation Mdeal w/cluster
Air force Commendation Medal
Good Conduct Medal
European Theater Medal w/three battle stars
World War II Victory Medal
National Defense Service Medal w/cluster
Armed Forces Reserve Medal
American Campaign Medal
Army of Occupation Medal (Germany)
Vietnam Service Mdeal
Vietnam Campaign Medal
Korean Service Medal
UN Service Medal
Meritorious Unit Citation w/cluster
Commendation Ribbon w/ Medal Pendant
General Staff Identification Badge

WebMaster's Note:
Colonel Jones served his country from 1943 as an Automatic Rifleman(AR) with the 104th Infantry Division to 1975 as Deputy Director for Cryptologic Support Activities,NSA. Now in well earned retirement in sunny Florida, He has continued to serve. As Charter member number one of the NASAA, Colonel Jones served as a member of the "Interim Board of Directors". His leadership and orgainzational skills have contributed greatly to the success of our Association. We own a big thank you to him, not only for his service to country but to the NASAA.

The Tiger