Taken from My Daughter's Two Birthdays by Joe Miller:
We are republishing this article from the Fall 2005 issue of The Veteran to celebrate the 60th birthday of my daughter Lisa. She served as The Veteran copy editor and fact checker for ten years.
While I was stationed with the Naval Security Group (NSG) at Lin Kou Air Station in Taiwan in 1963, I met and fell in love with Hui-fang. (Linda was the western name she chose when she began work at the Taiwan Defense Command's EM Club in downtown Taipei.) After nearly six months of dating, the exposure of our secret relationship (by a so-called buddy) resulted in the determination that there was a potential "security risk." We in the NSG were not allowed to develop personal relationships with individuals or families among the local population. Since I was not willing to give up this relationship, I was removed from intelligence work in early 1964 and posted to Sung Shan Airport as a courier while awaiting orders for transfer to "regular" Navy duty.... Read More