Carroll Ayres

Carroll is the son of T.C. and Winnie Ayres and lived at 218 Frances St. in the northern part of Warner Robins. He was born in Atlanta Georgia and attended the 1st thru the 12th Grade in Warner Robins. As a teen, Carroll became interested in electronics and received his amateur radio license (K4UTK) in the mid 50s. After graduating from Warner Robins High School, Carroll received his commercial radio license and then attended Mt. Berry College for two years before being invited by the Houston County draft board to join the Armed Forces. While pursuing his education at Berry He worked part time as a radio station engineer at WLAQ in Rome Georgia and at WMAZ in Macon Georgia during the summers. Carroll did a tour of duty in the Army Security Agency (1963-1967) as an Electronic Warfare Specialist and was stationed in Japan. Carroll left the Army and returned to Warner Robins Georgia in 1967. He was employed at Robins AFB in the base metrology laboratory. He also worked part time as the radio station engineer at WRBN radio. In 1972 Carroll returned to Japan to work on an Air force Missile Defense system, and in 1974 he transferred to an Air Force Unit attached to the Embassy in Manila Philippines. There he operated and maintained communications between the Embassy and the Defense Communication Service.

After the Philippines he worked as an Aircraft Avionics Equipment Specialist at Tinker AFB in Oklahoma. In December 1980 Carroll moved to the 1st Signal Brigade in Seoul Korea where as Chief of the Plans and Projects Branch he was responsible for the planning, engineering and installation of all Army communication systems on the Korean peninsula. Carroll returned to the intelligence community as a systems project officer (pacific) in June 2000 and currently lives in Woodbridge Virginia 20 miles south of Washington D.C.

Carroll met his wife Kyung -Im (Kim) in Korea. They were married in 1998.

He has two children by a previous marriage. His son David graduated from the University of Georgia and works at Delta Airlines in Atlanta Georgia.

His daughter Christine graduated from the University of California and works in the music business in Hollywood California.