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- ↑ Mi Corps Hall Of Fame
- "The National Cryptologic Museum and the Military Intelligence Corps – Hall of Fame" . Retrieved 20 October 2010.
- "National Cryptologic Museum [NSA page]" . Retrieved 18 June 2014.