TUSLOG Det 94:95

TUSLOG Detachment 94/95 was part of the United States Air Force presence in Turkey during the Cold War under the TUSLOG (The United States Logistics Group) umbrella. Established in the 1950s, these detachments played a key role in supporting NATO operations and maintaining American military interests in the region. TUSLOG Det 94 was based at Sinop Air Station, while Det 95 operated at Samsun, both on the northern Turkish coast along the Black Sea. Their primary missions included signals intelligence (SIGINT) collection, early warning, and communications support, contributing significantly to surveillance of Soviet activities during a tense period of East-West rivalry. Both detachments were eventually closed as part of the post-Cold War drawdown in the early 1990s.