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18th April 2018, 11:44

vathra

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Re: MACR Notation ?

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Originally Posted by RSwank

I think it might be "N.AF" or "N.AFo" or N.AFr" meaning "Now (in the ) Air Force". Both of the men Rodreick and Zukowski went on to serve in the Air Force. Rodreick retired in 1960 and Zukowski served in both Korea and Viet Nam.

I doubt it is the case.
RTD - returned to duty basically has same meaning as Now in the Air Force.

I guess it could be something else, ie transit through North Africa.
I don't know their case, maybe it could be helpful where did they go.

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