Sgt. Bryce Lockwood
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We had three watch sections rotating eight hours each.
The three of us Russian linguists that were assigned as voice intercept section supervisors, our primary task was catching those Soviet Tu-95 intelligence aircraft in Alexandria.
The aircraft would
communicate in plain language Egyptian until they were airborne and over the Mediterranean Sea, change frequencies and go to plain language Russian.
It was ironic that while we were under attack, my relief came into the processing and reporting room where I was and said, hey, Sarge, I got him, I got him.
He said, you got who, Jim?
The Ruskies.
Really?
He said, yeah, plain language Russian.
He went back into the room where he was copying the intercept and torpedo struck him, killed him.
Hostilities broke out on the 5th of June, 1967.
We arrived on station on the 7th of June.
Throughout the day of the 7th and in the early morning hours of the 8th of June, we were overflown by several different Israeli aircraft.
They flew very close to us.
We could plainly see the pilots.
The fellows that were off duty and sunning themselves on the decks would wave to the pilots.
The pilots waved back.
We had a drill general quarters at noon on the morning of the 8th.
The captain came on the address system aboard the ship, the 1MC.
And told us that there were a few things he wanted us to improve.
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