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AB Betty S. Taylor, base operator, at work in the Switchboard Center of the 1974th Communications Group, Air Force Communications Command
An airman assigned to the 1965th Communications Squadron, Air Force Communications Command (AFCC), checks on the status of phone repair work orders in circular file bin in the job control center
Switchboard operators assigned to the 1965th Communications Squadron, Air Force Communications Command (AFCC), at work
A1C Robert Thomas, radio operator, and SGT Theodore Walker, shift supervisor, search for a particular log entry in the phone patch log book of the Communications Relay Center, Aeronautical Station, 1974th Communications Group, Air Force Communications Command (AFCC)
A1C Robert Thomas, radio operator, runs phone patches in the Communications Relay Center, Aeronautical Station, 1974th Communications Group, Air Force Communications Command (AFCC). In the background, SGT Theodore Walker, shift supervisor, logs phone patch entries
A switchboard operator of the 1965th Communications Squadron, Air Force Communications Command (AFCC), at work
Switchboard operators of the 1965th Communications Squadron, Air Force Communications Command (AFCC), at work
A staff sergeant and a senior airman, a husband and wife team, operate the AN/FYA-071 digital subscriber terminal equipment (DSTE) at the base communications center. The couple is assigned to the 2137th Communications Squadron
SSGT Ellea Amos, ground radio equipment repair technician, checks the operation of the scope control in the Aeronautical Station of the 1974th Communications Group, Air Force Communications Command
Margaret Flatus, switchboard supervisor, scans the base directory while switchboard operators work in the background. The Switchboard Center is part of the 1974th Communications Group, Air Force Communications Command
Summary
The original finding aid described this photograph as:
Base: Scott Air Force Base
State: Illinois (IL)
Country: United States Of America (USA)
Scene Camera Operator: Unknown
Release Status: Released to Public
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Date
01/11/1980
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