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FORT MEADE, Md. — Seated under a tent outside the newly opened National Cryptologic Museum (NCM) on a crisp, autumn morning, GEN Paul M. Nakasone, Commander, USCYBERCOM, Director NSA/Chief, CSS, NSA leaders, United States Postal Service (USPS) officials, and other special guests gathered to honor the work of the Women Cryptologists of World War II at the first-day-of-issue ceremony for a Forever Stamp. “It truly is amazing that the pioneers, the founders of our Agency, are being recognized with a stamp,” GEN Nakasone said. “As we dedicate this new stamp, let us also dedicate ourselves to the work that they have done in terms of being able to secure our Nation’s future.” GEN Nakasone thanked the USPS and the dedicating official, Jakki Krage Stako, chief commerce and business solutions officer and executive vice president of the, for their hard work in commemorating these STEM pioneers — the women who made NSA possible.