Brown, Clyde, SSgt

Communications Systems

Service Photo

Service Details

Current Service Status
USAF Veteran

Current/Last Rank
Staff Sergeant

Current/Last Primary AFSC/MOS
29372C-Airborne Radio Communications Technician

Current/Last AFSC Group
Communications Systems

Primary Unit
1968-1969, 29372, 31st Communications Squadron

Previously Held AFSC/MOS
99000-Basic Airman
29330-Apprentice Ground Radio Operator
29231-Apprentice Morse Intercept Operator
29251-Morse Intercept Operator
29350-Ground Radio Operator
29350E-Ground Radio Operator
29352C-Airborne Radio Operator
29372-Airborne Radio and Flight Inspection Technician

Service Years
1956 - 1969

Other Languages

German

Official/Unofficial US Air Force Certificates

Cold War Certificate

Cuban Missile Crisis

Official Badges

Unofficial Badges

Military Associations and Other Affiliations

Air Force Communicators & Air Traffic Controllers Association


	2009, Air Force Together We Served
	2010, Air Force Communicators & Air Traffic Controllers Association
	2013, Veterans of the Vietnam War - Assoc. Page
	2014, American Legion, Post 635 (Deceased Member (Honor Roll)) (Normal, Illinois) - Chap. Page
	2014, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (VFW), Post 454, John H. Kraus Post (Member) (Bloomington, Illinois) - Chap. Page
	2015, Air Force Memorial (AFM) - Assoc. Page

Photo Album (More...)

Basic Training	SP600-JX Radio	SP600-JX Radio	TSC-15 Radio Van
Suggestion Award	PFC Michael R. Smith	Service Photo	Combat Lightning KC-...
Service Photo	BMT Jan 16, 1957	Promotion to E-4 A1C	Paris, May 1957

Gemini IV Retrieval/Splashdown
From Month/Year January / 1965	To Month/Year December / 1965
Description Not Specified

My Participation in This Battle or Operation
From Month/Year January / 1965	To Month/Year December / 1965

Last Updated: Mar 16, 2020

Personal Memories
People You Remember A1C John A. Marshall A2C Joseph C. Henry, Jr. A2C Anthony J. Wernhardt
Memories Deployed to Rio de Janerio, Brazil on 28 May, 1965 to support potential rescue operations for the possibility of Gemini IV having to abort and land in the jungles of South America.

My Photos From This Battle or Operation

No Available Photos