Wayne Hulit served in DSC from 1969 to 1970 working in the communications center as a tech controller.  As you see in the pictures above he was involved with building our Chapel.  The second picture was when he received an ARCOM for having built it. The third picture as he described it was after a game of tackle volleyball.  Which as I recall was quite a popular local sport. And the last picture is Wayne today. 

I also want to personally thank Wayne for doing a little historical research for us. This is what he wrote to verbatim.

"I'm still involved with the military and I've done a little historical research myself on the name changes. Today, the military, no doubt as then, keeps reorganizing. After Tet in 68, Westmorland was expanding the Area of Responsibility (AOR) up to the north and the 12th signal group was formed to collect all the little signal companies sprinkled all over the place. The Danang Signal Battalion, located downtown, was the big brother of DSC which was put inside the 80th support group compound to provide communications servcies or the mortuary, hospital, and some logistics depots within that perimeter. Eventually, the DSC under Danang Signal Batallion under 12th Signal Group under 1st Signal Brigade was put under the control of the Strategic Communications Command (STRATCOM). To this day, the STRATCOM still exists and manages all the Department of Defense's networks."

Thanks Wayne, have a nice cold FANTA ROOT BEER on me!

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