What does ASA stand for?

Army Security Agency

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Sternberg and Vella say their best guess is that a soldier at Fort Devens found the ring, then was sent to the Army Security Agency facility in Japan where he lost it on the beach.

RETURN OF THE RING

He was an Army veteran, serving with the Army Security Agency (1955-57).

Daniel D. Sullivan, 71

Finally, the last of the six, the Army Security Agency School, began its classified operations in 1949, and stayed for two years before being displaced by the War College.

Honoring the past, shaping the future

The Venona Project was established in 1943 under another name at the Army Security Agency at Arlington Hall, VA.

Deceiving the deceivers

Prior to his professional Agency service, he served three years in the United States Army Security Agency.

CSPA announces mid-year agenda: homeland security and financial ...

Army Security Agency (ASA) was assigned the letter strings LEF, LAF, CEF and CAF to identify its reconnaissance projects.

The Army's fixed-winged reconnaissance aircraft contributed ...

Right out of high school, Lacey entered the Army and served in communications for the Army Security Agency.

SENIOR LEGISLATURE'S LACEY STATES CASE FOR OLDER RESIDENTS

A former language teacher at the universities of Texas and Wisconsin, Gardner was recruited by the Army Security Agency (a forerunner of the NSA) shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.

REVEALED: THE GENTLEMAN WHO CRACKED VENONA CODE WARRIOR, NOW 84, ...