Navy Lakehurst Historical Society P.O. Box 328 Lakehurst, NJ 08733 http://www.nlhs.com Mar - Apr 2014

Members Meeting Wed., April 9, 2014 at 7PMGuest Speaker: CAPT Christopher Fletcher, USNDep. CDR. Joint Base M-D-L, CO NSA, Joint Base Lakehurst

NLHS OFFICERSPresident

Carl JablonskiYice Presidents

Don AdamsRon Montgomery

Rick ZitarosaCharles Bish

TrusteesKevin Pace

Elizabeth H RossellJane NiedzwieckiMarion Kuchler

Peter LarkinJohn Niedzwiecki

Assistant TreasurerPeter Larkin

Thomas Kuchler

ChaplainFr. Emmett Carroll OFM CONY.

Corresponding SecretaryThomas Kuchler

NLHS Historian & Curator DirectorRick Zitarosa

NLHS Base ToursMembership Director

Donald Adams

NLHC & Ready Room DirectorRon Montgomery

Ass't NLHC & Ready Room DirectorPete Lovering

NLHC CuratorsKevin PaceAlex SwaimRon Stryshak

Legal Counsel PAOThomas Kunz Elizabeth Rossell

Gift Shop ManagersJohn & Jane Niedzwiecki

NLHS PhotographerMax Frei

Webmaster: Tara Cunninzham

How True

When the President calls 911, theaircraft carriers answer!

When the aircraft carriers call 911 ,Lakehurst answers!

Our next general membershipmeeting will take place on Wednesday,Apr 9, 2014 at 7 PM at our usuallocation - Bldg 484 Joint BaseLakehurst Galley conference Room.Our Guest Speaker will be CAPTFletcher. Please join us as wewelcome CAPT Fletcher. Seeattendance coupon at end of thisnewsletter.

1 President's Message1 Meeting Notice1 How True1 Officers Meeting1 Volunteer Hours2 Tours2 Dues Notice2 Flag Policy2 Member Honors2 TAPS3 Welcome Aboard3 Hindenburg Event3 Air Show & Open House3 Code Breaker Dies4 Calendar o(Events3 PDF Newsletter

Meeting Attendance CouponHindenburg CouponNLHS Store ListingBrass Nameplates

View from the TopPresidents Message

So far the Winter of 2014 has beenvery rough. Many snow filled, icy colddays have resulted in the loss of manytour days. However, there are still a lotof things that have to be done. Ourvolunteers have been busy withvarious projects and maintenance ofour spaces.

I'm pleased to announce that CAPTChris Fletcher,USN, Dep. COR JointBase M-D-L and CO NSA Joint BaseLakehurst will be our honored guestand speaker at our April 9, 2014membership meeting. I encourage ourmembers to attend and give CAPTFletcher a warm NLHS WelcomeAboard.

Yes! There will be a HindenburgAnnual Memorial Service on Tuesday,May 6, 2014 at Joint Base Lakehurststarting at 6:45 pm. Also an Air Show& Open House will take place at JBMcGuire on Sat. & Sun., May 10-11,2014. (See separate story on theseevents later in this newsletter.)

Once again I strongly urge ourmembers to recruit at least one newmember. See you at JB Lakehurst.

Meeting Notice

Officers Meeting

Our next Officers & TrusteesMeeting of 2014 will be on Saturday,Apr 5, 2014 at 9:30am in our usuallocation - conference room Bldg 150.All officers and trustees are requestedto attend this meeting as we willdiscuss plans for our May 6Hindenburg and May 10-11 Air Showevents.

Volunteer Hours

Volunteer hours for Jan & Feb 2014for the NLHC and Ready Room, tours,work projects and outside speakingengagements totaled over 425 hours.Many thanks to our volunteers for yoursupport: Don Adams, Carl Larsen, RickZitarosa, Frank Dennis, NickRakoncza, Stephanie Phillips, RonlVIontgomery, Charlie Bish, RonStryshak, Frank Smith, Kevin Mulligan,Pete Lovering, Pete Murphy, KevinP~CQ. Howie Slurssn ElizabethRossell, John & Jane Niedzwiecki,

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Peter Larkin, Susan K. Koller, RogerJordan, Jim Morano and CarlJablonski.

Tours

Our tours continue to be a verypopular attraction. Don Adams, NickRakoncza, Frank Dennis, Carl Larsen,Ron Montgomery, Carl Jablonski,Kevin Mulligan, Elizabeth Rossell,Susan K. Koller and Rick Zitarosa con-tinue to serve as tour guides and John& Jane Niedzwiecki staff the gift shop.

NLHS is now offering our WinterTour Schedule - every Wednesdayand every 2nd Saturday from 10am to

_ 'l.. Pf!l_:... I?~glnning in April 2014 andthrough Oct 201 ~-iOurs -will-ako be

th 'given on the 4 Saturday as well as the2nd Saturday of the month.

Dues Notice

Our membership Director sent outrenewal notices in early November.Dues are $25 for 1 year and $45 for2years. Sincere thanks to all who haverenewed. Unfortunately there are stillsome members to date that have notrenewed. Please remit your dues now,if not, this could be your lastnewsletter. Remember, try to recruit anew member or gift a membership tosomeone for that special occasion.

Any questions call Don at 732-244-6004.

Flag Policy

.. _AmeIj~'m.JJgg~ pu.n::h.'lsE;t<LbY-JhE;tu.s. military must be completely madein America.

It's the sort of thing that seems likeit would have been formalized already.There's a rule that governs what thePentagon can purchase and wherethese things must originate, a rule thatwasn't used to cover American flags.

The new policy says that Americanflags, "including the materials andcomponents thereof," have to be madein the United States.

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With Sincere Gratitude

It is with sincere gratitude that I saythank you to Christina Herbert, NLHSRecording Secretary, for her manyyears of dedicated service. RegretfullyI have accepted her resignation forpersonal reasons. Christina, we wishyou well.

Member Honors

NLHS proudly acknowledges thefollowing members for theiroutstanding contributions to NLHS.

Frank Dennis, docent, for his manyhours of volunteering- for our Wed &Sat tour duties. Frank travels from W.Long Branch to Lakehurst to escort ourvisitors as they tour our displays. Manyof the guests that Frank has escortedhave sent us letters extolling hisexpertise and knowledge. Frank alsoserves as a volunteer fireman with theW. Long Branch FD. Many thanks andkeep up the good work.

Charlie Bish, Vice-President, waswith NLHS from day one when westarted to build our spaces. Hisexpertise with carpentry and buildinghas been a valued asset to NLHS.Charlie spends many hoursvolunteering his talents. We aregrateful for your beautiful work andyour dedication.

John & Jane Niedzwiecki, our giftshop managers, bring a zeal and

. -- enthusiasm-to-our -gift ·shop:-Besides· .regular hours, John & Jane visit the giftship on many non-tour days to stock,clean up, order, etc... John & Janerun the gift shop as if it was their ownstore. They have been responsible forincreased sales and many newproducts being displayed. Keep up thegood work.

TAPS

It is with deep regret and sorrowthat I announce the passing of NancyConte (daughter of trustee JaneNiedzwiecki), George Smith (1st VP,Patricia Hunt (mother of Jennifer Hunt,Pass & 10 Supervisor) and former

member & JB M-D-L employee CarlGoldenberg.

Sincere condolences are extendedto their families and relatives.

-------.-------------------George R. Smith

George R. Smith, 85, of Edison,passed away January 25, 2014, atHaven Hospice in JFK Medical Center.He was born February 14, 1928, inPerth Amboy. He graduated PerthAmboy High School, Class of 1946. Hewas a communicant of Our Lady ofPeace Church; past Grand Knight ofOur Lady of Peace Knights ofColumbus and 4th degree member ofS1.-Gecelia's Assembly.-He served in ~..the US Navy during the Korean War asan aerial photographer, 1952-1954. Hewas the First Vice President andLibrarian of the Navy LakehurstHistorical Society. George was aCaptain and Life Member of the ClaraBarton First Aid Squad. He was theChief Photographer and Photo Editorfor the Courier News. He was a 28-year member of the NJ PressPhotographers Association, where hewas a Past President and served as anElectoral Board Committee Memberand Chairperson. He was life memberof the National Press PhotographyAssociation and an Instructor ofPhotography at the Edison AdultSchool.

George is survived by his belovedwife of 65 years, Marie (nee Holland)Smith, of Edison; daughter, Caryn DahlMD and her husband Stephen ofBridgewater; son, Brian Smith and his

- fianc~ Joyce cS'fJeifof Stockbridge MA; ----and 3 grandchildren: Erin,Gregory,and Kirsten.

Donations may be made to the St.Jude Children's Research Hospital.

===========Nancy Lynn Conte

Nancy Lynn Conte, 48, of LongBranch, passed on Monday, Jan. 20,2014, at her home. Born in LongBranch, she grew up in Oakhurst, livedin Neptune before returning to LongBranch 5 years ago. .

Nancy was an Office Manager forAll Season Services in Asbury Park.She had a love for cooking and

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decorating. She volunteered at CPCBehavioral Healthcare, and most of allloved animals, especially her min pinFifi.

She is survived by her mother, JaneNiedzwiecki and husband John; herfather, Michael Sikorsky and wifeRoberta; Uncle William Fiedler andwife Barbara; two sisters, Betty Mooreand wife Patti, and Patricia Tropea,along with numerous nieces, nephews,and cousins. Nancy is predeceased byher brother, John Niedzwiecki.

Services were held Jan 26, 2014.Nancy would want donations made inher memory to the Monmouth CountySPCA, 260 Wall St., Eatontown, NJ07724. www.silvertonmemorial.com

Welcome Aboard

NLHS welcomes aboard TaraCunningham. Tara has come aboardas our grant writer. Her expertise andprofessional talent will be invaluable tous. Tara has been hard at work andhas already processed many grantsand is working on upgrading ourwebsite.

Hindenburg & JointServices Memorial

Events

On Tuesday evening, May 6, 2014,NLHS & Joint Base M-D-L will conducta memorial service commemoratingthe rt" Anniversary of the loss of theHindenburg. This commerative servicewill also remember and honor ourfallen troops from all branches of themilitary, with a presentation of wreathshonoring our Service Memberes whogave their lives in the line of duty.

Our program will include remarksfrom our guest speakers: Dr. HorstSchirmer. (Dr. Schirmer's fatherdesigned the aeronautics for theHindenburg) and Robert Buchannan(Mr. Buchannan wa a 17yr. old civilianground cremember.

This service starts at 6:45 pm at thememorial site at JB Lakehurst. Sincethis event is closed to the generalpublic, all members planning to attendmust fill out the attendance formprinted in this newsletter if you do nothave a base pass.

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Air Show &Open House

Joint Base M-D-L has announcedthere will be an Air Show & OpenHouse at JB McGuire on Sat & Sun,May 10-11, 2014. The ThunderbirdsUSAF precision flying team will be thefeatured attraction. Many other aerialperformers will also be featured. Manydisplays featuring aircraft will beavailable for public viewing. NLHS willonce again participate with a display ofartifacts, etc ... , we will share spacewith NAV Air. Gates open 9 am. Publicis invited and the event is Free.

Mavis Batey dies at 92Renowned code-breaker for Britain in

WWII

Fifty miles north of London liesBletchley Park, a railway town duringWorld War II that had few, if any,sights to recommend it. It was here, toa rundown estate on the other side ofthe tracks, that 19-year-old MavisBatey was dispatched in the spring of1940.

As Hitler's forces advanced acrossEurope, encoded messages fromPanzer divisions, U-boats and even theGerman high command were beingintercepted and relayed to the men andwomen at Bletchley Park, whose jobwas to break the German code andhelp Britain and its allies outwit theAxis powers.

Batey, a college student studyingGerman linguistics, became one ofBletchley Park's nimblest decoders.She decrypted a message that led to astunning British victory over the Italiannavy in the Mediterranean. She alsowas the first to crack the secretmessages of the Abwehr, the Germanintelligence service, a breakthroughthat helped ensure the success of theD-day landings.

"She was the last of the greatbreak-in experts ... who broke codes orciphers that no one else had everbroken," said British historian MichaelSmith, who wrote several books onBletchley Park. "She was a remarkablewoman and someone I will neverforget, nor will anyone who ever met

her·"

Batey, who earned distinction as agarden historian before her World WarII exploits were publicly recognized,died of natural causes Nov. 12 at herhome in the West Sussex village ofPetworth, said Katherine Lynch of theBletchley Park Trust. She was 92.

Though it resembled a typewriter,with 26 alphabetic keys, it was farmore complex, with three or fourelectrically wired rotors capable ofproducing endless combinations ofcoded letters. To make decipheringeven more of a challenge, there were anumber of different models, each withits own confounding way of changingthe input and output, so that, forexample, MMMMM might come outQVCTW one day and a differentnonsensical jumble the next day.

According to Batey, one newdecoder fled Bletchley after hearing adetailed description of the Enigma'sconvoluted innards.

One day she was examining amessage sent on the Italian navy'sEnigma and noticed that there was notone L in it. Knowing that the machinenever encoded a letter as itself, shesuspected that she was looking at atest message a lazy operator hadmade by repeatedly pressing the L key.With this discovery, "Mavis broke themain Italian naval Enigma," Smith toldThe Times last week, "andreconstructed its inner workings on thebasis of one single message."

In March 1941 she decoded a farmore important dispatch. The Italiannavy had transmitted a message thatsaid "Today's the day minus three,"signaling a major attack in three days.The next intercepted messagesupplied details of the battle plan,including the number of Italianwarships and the time and location ofthe assault.

"Why they had to say that I can'timagine," Batey said of the firstdramatic message when she wasinterviewed by Smith decades later. "Itseems rather daft, but they did."

The information allowed the RoyalNavy to hand Italy its worst defeat atsea: In the Battle of Cape Matapan, offthe Greek coast, more than 2,000Italian sailors died and five Italian shipswere destroyed.

Batey's most noteworthycontribution came in late 1941, when

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she worked with Knox and anothercolleague, Margaret Rock, to break theultra-complex Enigma machine usedby the Abwehr. Batey decoded amessage between Berlin andBelgrade,the capital of modern-daySerbia, that allowed her team tounderstand the machine's encryptionprocess. Days later, she broke thecode of a second Abwehr machine.

These breakthroughs were crucialto the success of the Double CrossSystem, a British operation that usedcaptured German spies to feed falseinformation back to Germany. With theinvaluable aid provided by BletchleyPark, Britain was able to confirm thesuccess of its massive deception.

The- phony intelligence -includedmisleading reports about .where themain Allied invasion force would land,pointing at the Pas de Calais ratherthan Normandy. Hitler subsequentlyfortified his forces on the Pas deCalais, dooming his chances ofrepelling the historic D-day assault onJune 6, 1944. President Eisenhowerlater said that the secrets unspooled atBletchley Park shortened the war bytwo years.

"There is nothing like seeing a codebroken, that is really the absolute

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tops," Batey told Smith in his 1998book "Station X: The Code Breakers ofBletchley Park,"

Calendar of Events

Apr 1 - April Fools Day

Apr 05 - Officers & Trustee meeting9:30 AM

Apr 09 - Members meeting 7PM

Apr 15 - Passover

Apr 18 - Good Friday

Apr 20 - Easter Sunday - .;

May 6 - 77th Anniv. Hindenburg,7PM observance at Memorial Site

May 10 & 11 -Air Show & OpenHouse, JB McGuire

May 11 - Mother's Day

May 26 - Memorial Day

Jun 3 - Battle of Midway ProgramJoint Base Lakehurst

Jun 11 - Members Meeting 7 PM

Jun 21 - Officers & Trustee Meeting9:30AM

Jul 4 - 4th of July Holiday

Jul 4 - Borough Lakehurst Car Show

PDF Newsletter

As mentioned earlier in thenewsletter our website has beenmoved to a new server and updated.Asa result we -have-temporarily lostthe ability to send out notices aboutthe PDF newsletter to those whosigned up for it.

Therefore all PDF list members willreceive the newsletter by regular mailthis month. We hope to have theproblem solved before the nextnewsletter comes out.

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NLHS May 6, 2014 Memorial Services ATTENDANCE COUPONI WILL ATTEND THE FOLLOWING EVENT ON Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at 6:45 PM

Each person Attending must fill out a coupon.

FULL NAME in following format: (please print) Make copies for each person attending

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MAIL TO: Navy Lakehurst Historical Society P.O. Box 328 Lakehurst, NJ 08733ATTN: Hindenburg Ceremony

Or e-mail to:NAVLAKE@PRODIGY.NETDEADLINE for registration: May 1, 2014 by 12 noon

You must fill out this coupon if you plan on attending this event and don't have a pass for the base.NOTE: Your NLHS Membership card IS NOT a base pass.

NLHS April Meeting Attendance Coupon Wednesday. Apr 09,2014 7PMMeeting Location: The Galley Conference meeting room located in Bldg. #484

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Please send this form with check or money order payable to Navy Lakehurst Historical Society to:

Navy Lakehurst Historical Society

PO Box 328 Lakehurst, NJ 08733'I

The Navy Lakehurst Historical Society would like to offer our members and the general public, theopportunity to memorialize a loved ones service to our county with a permanent brass nameplate. Theseplates will be mounted on the wall of the museum, midway between the floor and the ceiling. Eachnameplate will be seen by visitors who come to the museum each year. It is a wonderful, yet inexpensiveway, to insure your family member will be remembered in a setting befitting their service to our state andto the nation.

The donation cost of each brass plate is only $50.00. Even this minimal cost is offset by the fact themuseum is a 50l-C(3) non-profit, enabling you to deduct the full cost when you file your income taxes.

Your donation serves two purposes. First, and most important, it serves to memorialize a family memberwho served this country in peacetime or in war. It also allows the museum to continue to grow andexpand, insuring tomorrow's youth learn what the price of freedom is and WHO paid it.

B 1 f h b th . l nlate ow are some samp es 0 w at can e put on e memona .p a e:Sgt. John Smith Maj. John Smith Capt. John SmithUS Army USAF - USAF Res USAAFCo. A 12thInfRgt SthInfDiv so" Tac Ftr Sq 3S4th Tac Ftr Wg 70Sth BMS 384th BMB GRPEuropean Theater - WWII Cold War Pacific Theatre - WWII

Cp1 John Smith S/Sgt. John Smith CPO Mary SmithUSMC USAF Air Nat Guard US NavySthBn 7thMarines 132nd FIS 10151 FIW USSIOWAKorean War Vietnam War Cold War

Please fill out the exact wording you'd like on the memorial plate. (Please PRINT)

Name, rank & branch of service:

Unit Identification:

Time or area of service

To place an order, please call 732-244-8861 or mail your completed order from to:NLHS PO Box 328 Lakehurst, NJ 08733

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