[ASA Vet]

Negative. We had a lady who was German born in our ASA unit. Her parents were also German. She married an American GI shortly after WW-II. She came to the US with him at age 17. She naturalized as soon as she could do so which was at 3 years when married to a US Citizen. That would have been about 1965.

She joined our ASA USAR unit about 1980 and passed the SBI for her TS/SCI. She already was fluent in German of course. She picked up MOS 98G at Ft. Devens. Later she went with us to Germany and worked live mission. That was shortly before the fall of East Germany and the USSR.

She went on to become a Warrant Officer in our unit.

Her husband has since died and she's retired and living in Florida.

She is the only case I'm aware of where a naturalized Citizen obtained a TS/SCI, but there must be others. Uncle doesn't make exceptions for just one person.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for the feedback.

Sounds like this woman was cloned for your team.