Talk:Bad Aibling Station

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I served at Bad Aibling from 1970-1972. I was unaware of NSA's reorganization of the military security agencies into a single Central Security Service in 1972, as suggested in the article and in references to Bamford's work in the "Puzzle Palace" and "Body of Secrets[.]" My initial temptation was to omit this reference, as it didn't seem to be relevant to the organization or at BA from the mid-1950s to its hand off to direct NSA administration after military activities were transferred to Augsburg.Djoconnell (talk) 00:50, 2 September 2008 (UTC)