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Shown in the master
control of the Signal Corps Photographic Center Mobile
Television Unit at Camp Gordon, Georgia, on November 3,
1953, are John Ceuetic, Joe Schedari, Jack
Berg and Dick Robinson.
Dick Robinson wrote:
I
was with the Mobile Unit while it went to Camp Gordon, Fort
Benning, Fort Bragg, and West Point. I have pictures of that
time.
I left the Mobile Unit in the
late spring of 1954 when I was transferred back to the main
studios.
I was at the main studios until I was discharged October
1954.
SCPC Mobile Unit cameraman.
SCPC Mobile Unit personnel including Dick Robinson and
Roger Damm.
SCPC Mobile Unit trucks.
SCPC Mobile Unit mechanics.
SCPC Mobile Unit trucks.
SCPC Mobile Unit training.
SCPC Mobile Unit at Ft.
Benning, Georgia.
SCPC Mobile Unit television camera.
Richard Robinson [dsrobinson@surfree.com]
wrote:
I have been recently putting together a personal
history. In looking at your web site for some
pictures, I see there is not much information about the
early television effort.
I served with the SCPC Mobile Television Unit, and at
the Main Studio from about June 1953 to October 1954.
I have pictures of some of the Mobile Unit personnel and
the vans / equipment if you have any interest.
I was with the Mobile unit when we demonstrated
television capability at Camp Gordon, West Point, Fort
Benning (jump school), and Fort Bragg (Operation
Flashburn).
Sorry to say I do not have all the names of the people.
I do remember Joe Flaherty at the main
studio, and Roger
Damm of the Mobile Unit on your 'people who
served' list.
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