Cryptologic Command Display

Take a walk through cryptologic history as you tour the Cryptologic Command Display. Discover the impacts of cryptology on World War II, including the contributions of the WAVES, and follow the thread to CLASSIC WIZARD. See and hear about the capture of USS PUEBLO, the attack on USS LIBERTY, and the downing of the EP-3 on Hainan Island. Check out the various equipment and keepsakes collected by cryptologists over the decades.

Discover (or re-discover) the past today!

The Cryptologic Command Display entrance with Bob Anderson, Steve Roberts, Jack "Gus" Gustafson, Dave Fiehtner, Mike Wray, and Kerry Moore

Atlantic station plaques: Andrew Isola, Jack Gustafson, Tena Opava, Steve Roberts and Bob Anderson

Classic Wizard display

Recognition of the capture of USS PUEBLO

Location and Hours

The Cryptologic Command Display is open Monday–Friday, 0800–1500. Volunteers are available for tours Monday-Friday, 1000–1400, or by appointment, including weekends.

The Cryptologic Command Display is located on Naval Air Station Corry Station in Building 503 located on Roberts Avenue between 2^nd and 3^rd Streets. The entrance is located on the north side of the building.

Located in Building 503 aboard the Center for Information Warfare Training (CIWT) Corry Station, the Display presents a history of U.S. Navy cryptologic operations. The Display is open on a reduced schedule during weekdays from 0800 until 1530.

Contacts

Volunteer Staff:

• Jay Brykczynski
• Steve Connors
• Tom Franceschiello
• Paul Frederick
• Hans Hagen
• Sheila Hagen
• Paddy McCarthy
• Ron Payne
• Ed Schaff
• Jasmine Shouse
• Mike Sonier
• Greg Welch
• Gabrielle Wilson