Look To The Skies -- Radar operator Cpl. Joseph E. Brunner, Onaga, Kansas, Adjusts his radar scope device as cannoneers Pfc. Eugene E. Keeney and Pvt. Gene E. Ball, Frederick town, Missouri, stand by for action. They are members of battery a, 531st anti aircraft artillery Bn., Fort Bliss, Texas. December 06, 1954. (Photo by Official U.S. Army Photo).

Look To The Skies -- Radar operator Cpl. Joseph E. Brunner, Onaga, Kansas, Adjusts his radar scope device as cannoneers Pfc. Eugene E. Keeney and Pvt. Gene E. Ball, Frederick town, Missouri, stand by for action. They are members of battery a, 531st anti aircraft artillery Bn., Fort Bliss, Texas. December 06, 1954. (Photo by Official U.S. Army Photo).
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