On Friday, July 9, 1993 at 3:24:37 AM UTC-4, Robert Carleton wrote:   
   > During field day a few of those operating may have heard the call sign   
   > KH6SP from the island of Oahu in Hawaii.  The call sign is   
   > held by the US Navy Morale, Welfare and Recreation committee and   
   > presently, is not directly associated a club at Pearl Harbor.   
   >    
   > There are a number of people in the local Hawaii area that would like   
   > to bring the original club back to life but there is little   
   > information about the club in it's previous form.   
   >    
   > If anyone out there could supply us with information regarding the club   
   > we would be happy to hear it.  Please send E-mail to rbc@pegasus.com, or   
   > bcollars@pegasus.com.  We can also be reached at (808)472-7394 as Robert   
   > Carleton or Brett Collars.   
   >    
   > Thanks in advance,   
   >    
   > 			Robert Carleton   
      
   I too operated KH6SP, in the upstairs of the block building, much as Clint   
   Chron W7KEC did.  I was a radioman on the USS Ouellet (DE-1077) home-ported   
   there in Pearl Harbor. We were there from around June 1971 through February   
   1972, so I often went up to    
   KH6SP and ran phone patches for the submariners on Guam. Besides the Collins   
   S-Line, I think there was a Drake R-line, with a Henry 2K amp as the backup   
   station.   
   Gregory Cross   
   W8FJK (ex-WA8FJK)   
      
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