Guam Photo Gallery by Henry Taitano at pbase.com

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Bob Vincent		23-Aug-2021 13:48
I was a A.F. Radar operator on Mt.Santa Rosa 1959- 60. Was in Naval hospital in summer of 1960 when a Japanese soldier was also there.

Guest		21-Nov-2018 16:57
I was stationed in the 1958th AACS at the wettengel radio receiver site as a radio tech from Feb 1959 to July 1960. A1C Adam Poincon. email apoincon@att.net

george atack		13-Nov-2018 17:24
George attack. I was stationed at the 1958th comm sq. from oct 68 thru Jan 70, at the main sq power plant and at the wettengel radio receiver site, emergency power plant, as ncoic

Jim Dunnigan		02-Jul-2018 00:16
Jim Dunnigan I was stationed at Barrigada Transmitter Site from 1953 - 1955. I maintained and operated the emergency power units.

Mary Hamilton Call		02-Jun-2018 22:21
My father, John Hamilton Sr. was stationed on Guam during Typhoon Karen 1961. anyone there too? would love to hear from you

Lisa S.		05-Apr-2018 19:15
My father was stationed in Guam somewhere around 58-62, Lloyd "Tim" Timmons? Looking for information about him or the name of the base commander at that time.

Guest		14-Mar-2018 06:43
Brian LG again i was also in the AF from 1980-1990 stationed at AAFB from 1980-1985 with the 43 FMS jet engine shop FM 5 RED BALL

Guest		14-Mar-2018 06:40
My name is Brian Leon Guerrero my dad got stationed to AAFB from Okinawa on Jan of 1968 we lived at 2039B Gecko lane Capart housing played football for Andersen Vikings/Cowboys and also played for UOG from 1978-1981 am looking for pictures of football on guam from the 70's.my e-mail is brian_leon-guerrero@fws.gov Still living the life on my island,wouldnt live anywhere else !!!!!!!!!!

Jim Meadowcroft		08-Nov-2017 18:54
I served as a Crash Firefighter at Andrson AFB durring the Linebacker 11 and Arc Light missions in 1972-73. Later in life I returned to Guam with my wife as Christian missionaries and spent most of my time ministering in the Magnilio prison facility. I love Guam so very much. I am looking forward to moving back on island and retiring perminantly Hafas Adai !!!

Mike S.		11-Oct-2017 00:02
Hello all. My wife & I were stationed at Anderson from 78/82. What a great time. Played BB & FB for the " Bombers". Wife was a cheerleader. Great competitive friendships were galvanized: Kenny Lejuan, Bubba Artero, Marvin & Jerry Lee, Bill& Karen Kearl, Tommy & Jane Bolin, Ken & Aleta Morrison, the Warden's, the Nolin's ect... To many to keep listing. " Party @ the Chamorro Huts", woop-woop. Who would believe you could join the service and see such beautiful places and play full-contact FB too. Almmost like being back in HS., "Not". Finae Dina & Red rice, Toto-Mani Monster & (wait-for-it) Hafa Dai. Thanks Guam & Gov Paul Calvo".

Guest		12-Aug-2017 02:55
Our family was on Guam from around '59 to '61. Left right before the typhoon. We lived in Tipalao Housing (Navy). Did anyone attend Old or New Piti Elementary School? I can't remember which one I went to from grades 4-6. I know it took a long time to get there on a Bluebird bus! (The things we remember!!!!!) My older brother remembers fishing at the Shark Pit, which I don't think I ever actually went to. Just heard stories and legends about the place. Also remember collecting and eating lots of fresh coconuts and breadfruit and filling the bathtub with water when there was a typhoon alert! Crazy, but fun, times.

Frderick Dame		11-Aug-2017 13:45
I was stationed at NCS, Guam in 1968/69. I worked with Chief Ferguson, he was a great person. CT1 Fred Dame, USN.

Frderick Dame		11-Aug-2017 13:38
I was stationed on Guam in 1968/1969. My name and rate was Fred Dame, CT1, USN. Chief Ferguson was a great person to work for and a great friend.

Guest		05-Aug-2017 16:49
My dad was stationed at Guam in 1956. Went thru Lackland AFB end of 1954, graduating 1955. His Squadron is 3709, Flt 1206. His name is Phillip "Red" Wiseman, if anyone would have any pics they would share that would be great. My name is Carol Rhodes and my email is crhodes@prairieheart.com. Thank you!!!

Guest		12-May-2017 21:29
was stationed at the Naval Facility, on the beach at Ritidian Point. We were housed at NCS. I was there from Sep 71-Jan 73. Loved it there. Many good memories. Glad I found this site. Thanks Henry! Bill Gabriel USN RMSN/RM3 BiGabri5@aol.com

Guest		12-May-2017 21:24
I was stationed at the Naval Facility, on the beach at Ritidian Point. We were housed at NCS. I was there from Sep 71-Jan 73.

Larry B.		14-Mar-2017 23:22
Was on Guam '47 to '49. Attended Adelup Point Elementary School and GWHS in Sinajana finishing soph year. Dad was working for Army Corps of Engineers and we lived in housing built for dependents of such employees. Engineers had their own motor pool, water supply, electricity etc. This was in an area called Marbo Gumas and carved out of the jungle. I remember a Quartermaster laundry across the street as well as a supply dump filled with cases of rations, beer (ruppert) and various other items. In the rear of our compound was a scrapyard of military equipment destined for nationalist china for recycling. Down the road apiece the Filipino Scouts had their camp. Great memories of exploring caves at the cliffs and shooting at sharks from the cliffs, outdoor movies in the rain with ponchos, swimming at Tumon and Tarague, Boys Athletic Assoc. formed by Commander (Chaplain) Dittmar, hitching rides whenever you wanted to go anywhere and all the fine classmates I had. The best teen years of my life.

Phillip Anderson		12-Mar-2017 22:45
I was there from 1960-1961 in 1958th AACS we called it Acres & Acres of Chicken Shit. Stationed at Barrigatta transmitter site. Drove USAF truck every day to get mail in Agana. Also to see this attractive sales clerk at the department store. 78 now and live in Bakersfield.Loved the beaches and golfing at NAS.

Guest		18-Jan-2017 02:06
Wayne see you are going to Guam after 51 years you are going to be disappointed when you get there I was at naval air station agana for 18 months 61 to 63 navy man talked to cliff Wilson on phone last month he lives in Iowa he was on Guam same I was he was in high school at the time about 8 years younger than me Guam was my last navy duty station we talked about diving cliff went back for his class reunion and was disappointed when he saw how it has changed no fish coral bleached white to many people hotels fast food places I don't think I would want to go back for visit I didn't know cliff until saw his message on this site Jim Hughes age now 78 on Guam was23

Wayne		13-Jan-2017 01:37
Great comments about living on Guam in the old days. Remember the slogan, "In God we Trust - On Guam we Rust". Dove with South Sea Searchers - Lived at 1542A Capehart Housing 1963-1966. Will visit Guam for the first time in 51 years in April.

Tom Dailey		28-Nov-2016 18:15
Was at NCS at Finegayen from 12/67 - 8/69. Some of the best duty, in spite of way too much brass about. Operated from the NCS ham station (KG6AAY) - we ran thousands of phone patches to CONUS in those days. Wish I could find CAROLYN HOLT - she did lots of stuff for the ARC and her parents were teachers. They lived near Inarajan.

Ray Armstrong		07-Jul-2016 14:54
I was military brat leaving in Dededo. My dad was stationed at Anderson. Any pic of Dededo 1967-69

Guest		06-Jun-2016 23:22
Was a military Brat, Dad was in Pnuedraulics? SMSGT McNamee, he was there before 1972? if anyone knows him. He passed in 1981. We lived just down the road from the tank farm, don't remember the street. I would love to go back one time and check out the old places.

JOHN B PRICE		15-Feb-2016 20:02
I was stationed on guam in 1949/1950 at marbo gen disp then 60th general depot then sent to korea the pictures are a revelation as to what it was like them. I doubt any one is still around from that time if so would like to hear from you.

Tony Grubbs		09-Jan-2016 04:07
605 th Mac Sq air cargo 70/72 thanks for the photos

jack gonterman		30-Jun-2015 03:24
I was a radioman from 70-72. I played cornerback for NCS blue devils. great times. met a couple of great guys whose fathers worked there. Carl May. he was a lifeguard with me at NCS POOL JACK GONTERMAN... jackgonterman@sbcglobal.net

Guest		06-May-2015 23:43
I was in Guam in 1975 , was with the det.Seabees working on Chief club.Was also a Coach for the seahorses . Play on the undefeated softball team . Great Island ,I remember chin fees and chucks steak house on pay day ! Miss those days . Great gallery ,Bu3 Billingsley

Guest		12-Mar-2015 05:52
Was on Guam 1967----1969 ?Andersen AFB. Lived at 28020 Flemming Heights ,directly across the street from the Skyveiw Theater . It was the time of my life. Played lots of baseball and football . Some of my buddies we're Chuck and Jeff French, Charles Austin ,Jimmy Jett, Albi Drieth, CA Cockrell Alex Fraily .would love to here back .Email me mmbounds@me.com

charles muse		08-Feb-2015 04:38
any body on here that was a barrigada NRS(T) april 1963-october 1964

Larry Butler		06-Jan-2015 04:04
I serve at Andersen AFB from 04/65 to 10/66 as a base policeman with Coskie, Gibbs, Wittie, James Taylor, Preacher, Ron Connally. Starting point guard on squadron basketball team with Jessie Richards and big Jim White. Socialize with dependents Sherry Scipio, Vicky Tuttle. Memories were made that will never be forgotten with Ed Stowers, Ron Middlebrooks, Lenny Woods, Paul Ware and so many more. Played in Pac Af tournament at Yokoto AFB. Love to hear anyone who served during this time at realtist3@aol.com

cjm2001		20-Dec-2014 02:57
Great gallery Henry. Graduated from JFK in 1967. My parents were school teachers on Truk and Saipan.

John Watts		15-Dec-2014 13:34
I was stationed at Anderson AFB from 79-80. Worked in the AGE shop. Did great until a certain backwoods redneck MSGT. Short took over. He was a miserable drunk. Had good times there, however. Even stayed after my discharge and worked as a DJ on KSTO for a few months before returning home to Arizona.

John Layland		24-Nov-2014 02:29
I was a submarine sailor and worked out of Guam around 1976 -77. I met a young lady then and her first name was Jillette. She was a cocktail waitress part time. She left Guam in 1978 to go to college on Oaho Hawaii. I got out of the Navy in 1978 and never saw her again. I made her a book of poems out of a Navy log book and also set her a music box when I was in Hawaii and she was still in Guam. I wonder if anyone in Guam would know who I am talking about. It would be really fun to learn what might have happened to her. I wish I could remember her last name..!

Jan R		06-Nov-2014 22:46
Thank you so much for sharing your pictures of Guam. I was a Brat there 1969-1970. Father was stationed at Andersen AFB. Wish I could find others from that time... Wish I could turn back the clock... Lost a good friend there, " my fuzzy duck Steve F.." Great guitar player. Junior in HS. Gone way too soon. Randy, Lois and Barb House, Stephanie, Bob Knolls, Alan Wolf, Joe, Hilary Best, Love to hear from you. Jan ( irish9099@aol.com )

Carl Ausfahl		22-Sep-2014 00:21
Carl Ausfahl Stationed at AAFB 1969-70. You have captured the beauty of Guam.

Leonard Lewis		02-Sep-2014 00:56
Was stationed at Barrigada transmitter site...1964-1965 as radioman. Lot of memories of Guam...most good memories.....even had birds on the island in 1964. Still have a copy of the Typhoon Karen issue of Glimpses of Guam.

Leonard Lewis		02-Sep-2014 00:56
Was stationed at Barrigada transmitter site...1964-1965 as radioman. Lot of memories of Guam...most good memories.....even had birds on the island in 1964. Still have a copy of the Typhoon Karen issue of Glimpses of Guam.

Frank G. Monaghan		24-Jul-2014 21:23
I was hired at SRF Guam in 1965 as a result of the explosion on the AFDM 8 that killed the production officer and planning officer and several other persons. The main buildings at STF were named for them, Commander Hartin and Commander Kraus.. My boss, Les Hires believed that the explosion was caused by the ignition of leaking acetylene from a welder's torch in a machinery space following the lunch period. John M. Fernandez, a Marine Chemist/CIH on Guam, 671-688-1447, is trying to find any reports or newspaper stories on the explosion. Any information you can provided will be greatly appreciated. Frank G. Monaghan

Guest		30-Jun-2014 01:36
USS AFDM 8 1964 or 1965 Fire that killed 5 Anyone know anything contact bob mcgill 2514 liberty rd talbott tn 37877

linda berrigan		27-Jun-2014 22:22
My father was also with FAA and we lived in the FAA housing area too. I remember FAA beach and enjoyed many hikes down. The name is Berrigan - Momi, Donnette and Linda. We left in 69. But lived on and off in the housing area since 1960 on.

Guest		15-Jun-2014 23:03
Trying this again.

Guest		15-Jun-2014 22:57
We directly supported the Vietnam conflict, then went to Utapao, Thailand for a year. Flying B52Ds.

Guest		15-Jun-2014 22:51
Hello to all who served at Anderson. I was there as an augmentee there for Fairchild. My home base was Mather. Assigned to FMS AGE shop. TDY from March to September 1969.

sean reynolds		23-May-2014 21:05
My father was an air traffic controller when we lived in the faa housing in 68_69.my two brothers and I had a ball living there.There was a secret cove we used to hike down to we called faa beach, the fresh water from an underground stream would mix with the salt water to the point that we could actually open our eyes underwater without it stinging.some of the other family names who lived there while we were there were Vela,Kaniopio,krajcek,Sexton and Smith.Great, great memories.If any of our old friends read this, email me.What an awesome thing this internet ifs and

Allan Lima		13-May-2014 10:08
My name is Al Lima and I was stationed on Guam from 1958 Through 1960/ I was stationed at Naval Communication Station at the North end of the Island near Anderson Air Force Base. Those two years turned out to be fantastic, once you get use to military life. I had the opportunity to play, basketball, football and baseball for our station. I also was fortunate in that I also coached a Womens Soft ball team - all civilians. This was definately an education. I have often thought I would like to go back to Guam for a visit and take my wife. The island is absolutely beautiful. We went to Talofofo Falls and had to hike five miles through the jungle at that time to get there. Now I understand you can drive there. The walk through the jungle and the swim was amazing. Then you could also walk behind the falls. I had the opportunity to view some photos of the island and its large step towards modernization. Not sure I like it, especially with all those high rise building near the water front. Thank you for sharing your web site.

BG		14-Mar-2014 23:34
Stationed in Guam 1972to1975, got certified NAUI,but can't remember name of dive shop,but the instructors nickname was Nick the Greek, very hard on us,would like to know name of that dive shop anyone

Sam Senner		28-Nov-2013 10:04
Great pictures! I was stationed at NCS Guam1963/1964. As a radioman I worked in the wire room and the relay center. I played football for the Fighting Blue Devils of NCS. I liked hanging out at the Royal Lanes and grabbing a burger at A&W. My wife (ex-wife) went to JFK High School and lived in Tamuning. She was my girlfriend while I was stationed on Guam and we used to swim at Tumon Beach. I met her at the Liberation Day Festival held in Agana. The day I left Guam I walked down to the bay and the first ever Japanese cruise ship pulled in. I sat out Typhoon Karen in a communication bunker used as a link between rescue workers and hospital. One memorable event was the garbage truck driver from our base was fired on by Japanese soldiers hiding in jungle. These were soldiers that had been hiding out since 2nd World War. They were eventually captured and sent back to Japan and received a heros welcome. When I was stationed there Guam was a remarkably beautiful island. .

Loren Q. Cruz		12-Nov-2013 02:02
Henry: I was on NCS Finegayan from 1965 to 1968. My Wife would have graduated in 1964 from JFK High School in Tumon. If you have or have access to a 1961 or 1962 Yearbook her name was Lorenza Quitugua Cruz from Yigo. We are looking for the Freshman Class Pictures. I am Elmer Lee Frazier, Jr and worked in Decal Issue on NCS Finegayan under Chief Palmer. You can email us at elmerfrazier@aol.com. We viewed your photos and they are very nice..Thanks. Elmer "TEX" and Loren Frazier

craig a		11-Nov-2013 17:19
I was an Air Force brat on Guam 68-70. Lived in Roberts Terrace housing (1076 Ulithi) for a year and a half. Those were well built homes! good memories living on and off base.

Ted Magnuson		09-Nov-2013 23:31
Discovered your site while checking the details of November 1962's Typhoon Karen. I was Communications and then Operations officer on the USS Haverfield, from Dec. '61 to Jan. '64. The Haverfield was home ported at Apra Harbor. Our main mission was surveillance of the Trust Territory Islands - something right out of Joseph Conrad, visiting those beautiful little islands in the Marianas & Carolines. After Typhoon Karen, our ship operated as a communications platform, until relief arrived. I loved Guam, and the people I knew there. In October of 1972, on my way back to the States from Vietnam, I stopped over in Guam. What a change! Many hotels, and many Japanese tourists. Again, what a beautiful island. Henry, thanks for the lovely pictures!

John L H		05-Nov-2013 02:59
Great Photos! I was at 1025 Roberts Terrace '57-'59. They called it Typhoon-Proof Housing, but I heard it was destroyed in the early 60's. Any input appreciated, Thanks.

John L H		05-Nov-2013 02:59
Great Photos! I was at 1025 Roberts Terrace '57-'59. They called it Typhoon-Proof Housing, but I heard it was destroyed in the early 60's. Any input appreciated, Thanks.

jay		31-Oct-2013 09:34
hi gang jay hann I was in guam from 1966-1968 in usaf. 79th arrs an 54th weather sq. changed mats to mac 605th mac. was great to seephotos .I have a few but, I don't no how to send them.I was there pres Johnson came for a visit.thanks.

carlogalliani		18-Oct-2013 11:29
Excellent gallery !

Bill "Mort" Frazer		21-Sep-2013 13:44
I was stationed on Guam at Northwest Field in 1947/1948. We had 75 P-47's as part of the 20th Army Air Corps/U.S. Air Force. I remember seeing some of the results of the hurricane that hit Guam in 1946. Unfortunately, we lost 3 pilots in 2 different accidents while I was there. For recreation we played lots of baseball and even won the Far Eastern Air Force championship at Yokota Air Base in Japan in 1947.

Tom Dailey		27-Aug-2013 00:24
I was on Guam from 12-67 through 8-69, at NCS (Finegayen). Drove around in a bugeye Sprite, then a Spridget, then a red Austin-Healey 3000 MKIII. It was fun to up to the Cliff Hotel, and rub elbows [sic] with the Pan Am crews. Knew some wonderful people on Duva, and dated a girl (Carolyn Holt - parents were teachers) who lived just N. of Inarajan. Did a lot of ham radio there at NCS (KG6AAY), and ran thousands of phone patches for Sailors, Marines, & some Airmen from the Harmon commo complex down the road. I still remember driving down to a place, just N of Agana, to buy a grocery sack of eggrolls, as a typhoon was bearing down on us, and almost getting blown off the road, on the way back, just past Dededo. Hafa Adai - Tom - W0EAJ

Henry Taitano		09-Aug-2013 06:48
Don, was it Tumon bay where you lived? If so, its hotel alley now and lots of tourist.

don klemke		08-Aug-2013 21:15
My wife I were on guam 1961-1962, I was in the airforce and worked as an aircraft mechanic.My youngest son was born on guam,. We lived in tamuning bay area,with all the development, I cant tell exactly where it was,but I believe one of the hotels is now on that site.We expierenced typhoon Karen also, lucky to be alive.Amazing that scores of people were not killed.It was a beautiful unspoiled place to live,and I miss those days and the native people we came to know,wonderful people.

Buba Jafarli		07-Aug-2013 00:31
Guam is definitely a great source of beauty and inspiration! This is a brilliant gallery, Henry! V.

Guest		23-Jun-2013 23:22
I loved the photos. I was stationed at Andersen from Nov 72 - Jan 74, with the 43rd Security Police Squadron. My step-dad was also stationed at Andersen with me (27th Communications Squadron. Andersen was my second base and his last base. I was lucky to live with my parents and brothers and sisters in Capehart Housing (1953-A Wake Lane). The Tarague and NCS Beaches were my two favorite beaches.

Peter R. Lewis		17-Jun-2013 19:41
I was a dependant of CTCM Edward J. Lewis Jr. in 1967 on Guam. We lived on the Naval Communication Station in really bad quarters. The "air conditioner" was a black fan mounted on each wall. I worked at Air Services with some other swabs in Andersen AFB. I still have my driver's license, issued 10-4-66, No. 111389. We lived at 102 Holden, NCS, Guam. B52 flights would wake us up around 2 AM. You'd have 4 bombers, a KC-135 tanker, then more bombers, etc. I gave 5 sailors a ride to work in a Rambler Classic 660 one night, during a rainstorm. One sailor started screaming after I negotiated an S-turn nearly sideways. Good memories.

Rowland Ball		16-Jun-2013 01:09
I served on Guam from March 1945 until Sept. 1945 I was a navigator on a B-29 and we flew bombing missions to Japan. Hard to believe how beautiful everything is now.

Guest		01-May-2013 08:09
Really enjoyed the lovely photos. I'm looking for anyone who might have lived at the base &/or heard about the disappearance (and presumed death by drowning) of David Wayne Lord with the SAC Unit there. He was listed as "presumed dead" on 10/23/1964. Just seeking some closure. Thanks for your consideration and the opportunity to post here.

Guest		01-May-2013 08:09
Really enjoyed the lovely photos. I'm looking for anyone who might have lived at the base &/or heard about the disappearance (and presumed death by drowning) of David Wayne Lord with the SAC Unit there. He was listed as "presumed dead" on 10/23/1964. Just seeking some closure. Thanks for your consideration and the opportunity to post here.

dave		05-Apr-2013 22:58
my dad was richard walter gauthier we were in guam from 1966-1968 we lived on anderson afb does any body have a log of military during that time or photos of military personnel he worked in a place called production control i2kando@yahoo.com my e mail is i2kando@yahoo.com

dave		05-Apr-2013 22:57
my dad was richard walter gauthier we were in guam from 1966-1968 we lived on anderson afb does any body have a log of military during that time or photos of military personnel he worked in a place called production control my e mail is i2kando@yahoo.com

Marcel		26-Mar-2013 03:44
Served with the Sea Bee's at the self help shop (NCS) from Jan '75 to June '76. Lived on the third floor at the barracks across from the mess hall. I personally paneled the lower half of the mess hall as a Navy Carpenter (BU) as one of my projects there. It's funny how Guam enters my mind so often. Went diving a lot. Beautiful warm waters. Saw the Jap Zero under water several times down south. I drove an old Guam Bomb. It was a Datsun Pick-up with a home built plywood camper on the bed. I remember Bare Ass beach. If you remember me, give a holler. Marcel @ equitybuildershawaii@yahoo.com I'd love to see that Island again...

Mike Schaffer		04-Mar-2013 21:40
Ryan S, Club Duva Den was converted to the Navy Exchange-Building 206. It was south of the base swimming pool, just across the side street.

John T		04-Feb-2013 14:28
CORRECTION: Shud read before sending. Wife and I both worked FOR Moylan who had the VW rental cars on Anderson AFB. I was just an E-3 then and finally made E4 before leaving.

John T		04-Feb-2013 14:27
I was stationed at Finegayen on the bottom floor from April 1967 until Oct 1968. Duva Den was a great place back then. Brought wife over and we lived in Inarajan about 100 yards from the bay. Moved from there to converted back room of two-story house beside the Hafa Adai bar on the way to Anderson AFB. Used to go to Tumon Bay quite a lot. Wife and I both worked bot Moylan who had the VA rental cars on Anderson AFB. I was just an E-3 then and finally made E4 before leaving.

tennessee		01-Feb-2013 21:53
c. muse, was at barrigada 1963-64. 1st operatior at 51. remember some of the names of Radioman there. I have now forgot more than I remember, age I suppose. If you were a radioman at NRST, barrigada at that time give a reply

steven oels		16-Jan-2013 17:42
Iwas on guam ncs bullseye 71-72anyone there same time? Could you contact me steven oels at nanoels@gmail.

steven oels		16-Jan-2013 17:35
We were on guam at the bullseye 71-71.anyone same time? Contact me steven at nanoels@gmail.com

Robin Machado		10-Jan-2013 22:23
I too was on Guam in the 72-74 and was on the NCS Seahorse swim team. I have been trying to find my dear friends from there Danielle and her sister Nanette Martineau. My brother and sister Donna Machado attended Dededo. Any of you NCS Seahorse Team reach out!!! rfriday2@comcast.net- My father was stationed at Anderson and we lived at NCS. his name is Arthur Machado

Robin Machado		10-Jan-2013 22:22
I too was on Guam in the 72-74 and was on the NCS Seahorse swim team. I have been trying to find my dear friends from there Danielle and her sister Nanette Martineau. My brother and sister Donna Machado attended Dededo. Any of you NCS Seahorse Team reach out!!! rfriday2@comcast.net- My father was stationed at Anderson and we lived at NCS. his name is Arthur Machado

Walter Thompson		04-Nov-2012 03:22
I was the physician at the Agana Hights SDA clinic in 1962 and spent the night in the Guam Memorial hospital with Typoon Karen. A most interesting night to say the least. Many, many miracles occured that night, at the hospital and across the Island. If any would like to read about my experiences during my 2 years serving as a physician there, they may obtain a book, Memories of a Missionary, from my web site, www.aplaceofhealing.info.

Walter Thompson		04-Nov-2012 03:21
I was the physician at the Agana Hights SDA clinic in 1962 and spent the night in the Guam Memorial hospital with Typoon Karen. A most interesting night to say the least. Many, many miracles occured that night, at the hospital and across the Island. If any would like to read about my experiences during my 2 years serving as a physician there, they may obtain a book, Memories of a Missionary, from my web site, www.aplaceofhealing.info.

John G		31-Oct-2012 15:02
Hello. I am trying to gather more information on the South Seas Searchers. My father, John Graham Sr, passed away a few years ago and that portion of his life is a void that I'm trying to fill in. I know he was in Guam from around '66 to '68 and did 4 dives with the searchers. His close friend while there was a "Smokey" Stover. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. My email is JohnG1972@gmail.com

Sonny		30-Oct-2012 05:00
At Andersen AFB in 1968. Great island better people. Spent lots of time at Marbo caves. Would love to go back

Sonny		30-Oct-2012 04:58
Was at Andersen AFB 1968. Always fond memories. Spent many a day at the Marbo caves. Love Guam and the people. Sonny p. golfson1948@hotmail.com.

karenj		14-Sep-2012 16:48
I was on Guam from '54 to '57. My Dad was in Navy and at the naval base Agana in a helicopter search and rescue squadron. When we first arrived there was no base housing so we lived in native housing and I attended MongMong elementary. Goats would wander in and out of the open doors. When we got base housing I attended Whitengil school which I understand no longer exists. We explored all over the island. At that time there was a Japanese 2 man submarine rusting on a beach near Coco Island. I remember the war dog cemetary and the (I can't remember what they were called)shack for the person who watched ship movements for the allies. Many tanks and guns in the jungle and to think there were still Japanese hiding in the jungle while we were exploring. My favorite beach was the one that had the radio communication building on it. Sorry, can't remember the name I was too young and Mom doesn't remember. Many of the buildings in Agana were not rebuilt from the war. Of all the places my Dad was stationed this was my favorite. A beautiful unspoiled island. The pictures brought back wonderful memories. Thanks, Karen GG

Kathe Neuendorf Rodgers		02-Aug-2012 01:28
I lived on Guam from 1961-63 and also survived Typhoon Karen. Lived in base housing at NCS and attended Tumon High. Those were the best years of my life and I still stay in touch with my friends from that time. These are beautiful photos, but my how it has changed. I am glad I was there when it was an undeveloped paradise.

Ted Osborn Jr		01-Aug-2012 12:40
I visited Guam and Tim McGarry in the early 80's with my dad and sister. Many wonderful memories. Dad had/has many friends there.

Keith Andrusia		17-Jun-2012 03:23
I too lived in Guam in 1969/70 and have fond memories from there! There was an open air theatre I believe and the witches hat swing on the beach

Henry Taitano		04-Jun-2012 06:50
Joe and Flo's, closed after typhoon..Top of the Mar still going strong and the Cliff hotel is still there but restaurant changed..

Guest		04-Jun-2012 00:19
Hi my husband Mike and I lived in J &G housing and St. john's housing from 1967-1972. I taught at St. john's school kindergarten. He worked for Hallmark Cards. I'd loved to see Guam today! Remember Flo andJo's the Cliff restaurant, and the Top of the Mar?

Henry Taitano		29-Mar-2012 04:58
Hey Tim! I rememeber you! Your brother cud vibrate his eyes! or was that you? been a long time..Where are you these days? didnt you drive a baby blue mustang? How you been? what you up to? Hows Dave? Remember "Rabbit" Ronald Hunt?

Tim McGarry		27-Mar-2012 14:00
Hi Henry, Your pictures bring back a lot of memories. I lived on Guam from October 1957 until May 1992. I lived in Dededo with my brother Dave and sisters Kim and Jami from 1969 to 1973. I remember a few girls who lived in FAA housing. We used to go to the movies at NCS and the Duva Den for dances back in the late 60s. When we lived in Dededo we ran around with a Henry Taitano (he went to DJ with my brother Dave). We spent a lot of time at Andersen chasing girls (long time ago, can't remember names). Anyway, these a great photos.

Jeanette McCuin		26-Mar-2012 06:42
I was born and raised on Guam. I graduated from George Washington High School in 1969. I moved to Northern California when I left my beautiful island of Guam. My mother was Chamorro and my father was a statesider. He was employed by the Civil Service--Naval Supply Depot. His name was Arkie McCuin. My name is Jeanette McCuin. I am trying to find two very good friends of mine that I grew up with. Kathi and David Lipko. If you know of them, please contact me. I don't know if they still live on Guam. my e-mail address is jmccuin@att.net. My home phone number is: 775 971-9040. I hope they still remember me 'cause I'll never forget them.

Jeanette McCuin		26-Mar-2012 06:42
I was born and raised on Guam. I graduated from George Washington High School in 1969. I moved to Northern California when I left my beautiful island of Guam. My mother was Chamorro and my father was a statesider. He was employed by the Civil Service--Naval Supply Depot. His name was Arkie McCuin. My name is Jeanette McCuin. I am trying to find two very good friends of mine that I grew up with. Kathi and David Lipko. If you know of them, please contact me. I don't know if they still live on Guam. my e-mail address is jmccuin@att.net. My home phone number is: 775 971-9040. I hope they still remember me 'cause I'll never forget them.

Joel Hunt		18-Mar-2012 11:03
Lived in Guam from 1972-74. Anderson AFB Loved the Palm Tree Golf Course and my Dad and two brothers and I were all PADI certified as part of the South Sea Searchers. I still dive to this day and will be in the Philippines in 10 days for some great diving. Took my family to Guam when I was working in Japan and my eldest daughter and I dove from Gunn Beach, the same place I had my first scuba check out dive. Man, has the island changed. Too commercialized!! Hard Rock and hotels where there used to be just jungle a short distance from JFK High School. Great Pictures!!

Janis Jastram Fehr		16-Mar-2012 01:40
another Typhoon Karen survivor...my dad was stationed at Anderson from 1962-1964...Beautiful pictures of Guam but not the Paradise island i remember..feel so fortunate we were there when we were when so much of the island was still undisturbed..even tho i was 5 and 6 i have FANTASTIC memories from this Beautiful place! we lived at 1229 Palau Loop and sometimes even tho these memories are almost 50 years old they seem like yesterday! i plant to check out the FB link...TY!! Janis Jastram Fehr

Judy Miller Stewart		27-Feb-2012 02:19
We lived on Guam until 1958. My dad was in the AF and we lived on Anderson. My dad was in the plane that went down during typhoon Ophelia. He was the weather observer-Capt. Marcus G. Miller. We loved Guam and would still be there if not for his death. It was so beautiful and we loved it there. Always meant to go back but can't afford it so I enjoy the pix instead. My thanks to all the branches of service that sent out rescue craft to try and find the plane.

D.P.Heilala		25-Feb-2012 01:18
I was stationed at NCS in 1955-

Dave Hoffman		05-Feb-2012 02:58
Enjoyed the pictures and comments very much. I was stationed at NCS Guam from late summer 1953 until Jan 1955. Ther was alot of jungle then to explore with a good friend George Gates who since I have lost track of.I have about 150 pictures which I treasure and will be willing to share sometime.

Dave Hoffman		05-Feb-2012 02:58
Enjoyed the pictures and comments very much. I was stationed at NCS Guam from late summer 1953 until Jan 1955. Ther was alot of jungle then to explore with a good friend George Gates who since I have lost track of.I have about 150 pictures which I treasure and will be willing to share sometime.

Rhea and Becky Cooke		04-Feb-2012 21:55
My future wife, Becky Gibson, and I were Air Force Brats at Andersen from the summer of 65 to the summer of 67. Those were great years for Guam. I too was a South Seas Searcher and made many dives in Apra Harbor. Great pictures. We would love to go back.

barry adams		05-Jan-2012 00:44
howdy, i was on Guam at Finegayan june 1964 to December 1965... while i was there December 1965, there was a "Base Alert" over a "nuclear doo-dah"... also... looking for buddies james fort, dave britton (sp), Stewart.... others... remember "Brass doors' on the blockhouse inside the Blockhouse... to protect the computers... from montana, barry adams... tks.

Kathy Paulson		28-Dec-2011 04:30
I was a waitress/bartender at the Duva Den in 1976. If anyone has pictures from then, I would love to see them. I also lived in NCS base housing.

Vance Graham		26-Dec-2011 22:14
Steve, I was stationed in Guam 1972-1974 and was also with the South Seas Searchers. Probably one of the toughest dive groups a person could get in. It was taught on the same basis as Air Force pararescue dive course. On one dive I found a perfectly intact Jap Zero and as far as I know it is still there today. One of the other divers that was with me was later that year eaten by sharks and all I have left is the name of another diver that was with us. Guam is perhaps one of the most beautiful dive sites in he world.

Steve Brickman		03-Oct-2011 14:45
Henry these are great shots. I was in the 54th 1957-59 as airborne radio op. Col Dale D. Desper was CO.,WB 50 was the aircraft, and I did get a novice dive ticket with South Sea Searchers. Are they still around? I have a friend who is now stationed at the Navy Base and would like to do some diving. Guam sure has changed. Steve B

CLIFF WILSON		20-Aug-2011 00:26
I FORGOT TO PUT MY EMAIL IN..ANYONE WISHING TO EXCHANGE STORES EMAIL ME. DIANIEL TRUNDY WE WERE THERE AT THE SAME TIME AS WAS THOMAS LONHCAR AND ROY SANNELLA..WHO KNEW MY DAD..TOM WE WERE IN THE SOUTH SEA SEARCHERS DIVE CLUB TOGETHER, I DON'T THINK I GOT STARTED TILL EARLY 63. WE LIVED ON PALAU LOOP DOWN BY THE LAGOON... EMAIL IS ISP456@LISCO.COM LIVE IN IOWA NOW CALL ME 6418914560

Henry Taitano		18-Apr-2011 02:56
Ron, Would love to see your pics of Guam...

Neil Harris		13-Nov-2010 14:49
I was there from '70 to '71 and Spent my 19th B'day in the Duva Den. Prob'ly had too many Singapore Slings. One half of my RM "A" school got orders for Burmuda, and the rest of us got Guam. I was disappointed until I got there and still think we got the better duty station. I'd go back in a minute.

Edwared Bloom		20-Oct-2010 08:36
I was stationed at NCS from November,'53 unil Jan.'55. I've got 40 0r 50 slides that bring back a lot of memories.

Edwared Bloom		20-Oct-2010 08:35
I was stationed at NCS from November,'53 unil Jan.'55. I've got 40 0r 50 slides that bring back a lot of memories.

Roy Sannella		03-Aug-2010 03:04
To Cliff Wilson, I knew your dad. I was the Navy Exchange manager from 1960 to 1963. I was also entertainment director for all Navy service clubs. I booked the ink spots and many bands from Manila and Japan. I wrote two books and many stories are about Guam and Typhoon Karen.

guest		20-Jun-2010 18:56
I lived in guam from '77-'80. Dad was stationed at Anderson, but we lived near NCS. Was on the NCS Seahorse swim team. Must say it was the best place we ever lived. Great pictures, made me smile about childhood memories

daniel trundy		19-Jun-2010 04:42
there is a facebook page Anderson Air Force Base Guam Alumni if you want to check it out.I was there in 1961-1963.I saw the last post that wanted to know about nco base housing streets.If you send me a e-mail i can send you back a link of a map of anderson with some of the base housing streets on it.I lived on Midway dr by the back gate in capehart housing my e-mail address is 49erdan@sbcglobal.net

frances young coffey		15-Jun-2010 18:21
My family lived on Guam 1964-65. We left in February 65. I have a set of twin sisters. We went to GW High. Some of our friends were Johnny Vonderleith, Barbra Sause, Pat Patterson, Connie Jessup..I married Fred Coffey a GI after we came back stateside..I was Frances Young...Loved the pictures. Do u remember any of the NCO housing street names? My dad was Ed Young Your Dad might remember that name. thanks for the memories..fran young coffey.

CLIFF WILSON		01-Jun-2010 21:58
NICE PICTURES..I LIVED ON GUAM IN 1962-64, WITH MY DAD STATIONED ON AFB HE RAN THE NCO CLUB. I WAS IN THE 9th AND 10th AND ALSO BELONGED TO THE SOUTH SEA SEARCHERS DIVE CLUB LIKE TOM LONCHER..AND YES GUAM HAS CHANGED A LOT SINCE WE WERE THERE, I WENT BACK TO A CLASS REUNION IN 2005 (TUMON HS) IT WENT FROM A JUNGLE TO REGULAR CITY LIFE. BEACHES WHERE I SWAM NOW HAVE HIGH RISE HOTELS ON THEM. I ALSO WENT BACK SNORKELING ON THE AIR FORCE BASE WHILE BACK AND ALL THE REEF CORAL IS DEAD AND WATER ANIMALS,SHELLS AND FISH ARE GONE NOTHING BUT SLUGS. I WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED. I WAS GLAD I GOT TO DIVE IN THE WATERS AROUND GUAM WHILE I WAS THERE..IT WAS A CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME..AND THANKS FOR YOUR WEB SITE!!!!!!!

daniel trundy		18-May-2010 08:46
i lived on anderson afb 1961-1963 and i also survived typhoon Karen and we lived in capehart housing not far from the front gate.I loved the outdoor movies also.So summer get back to me and we might have known each other. my name was danny trundy my e-mail address is 49erdan@sbcglobal.net

Bill Robinson		23-Mar-2010 22:13
I was stationed at NCS in 1967-68 and worked in Circuit Control. Great winters and fond memories remain. I'd like to go back and see it now.

Dave Williams		02-Mar-2010 06:42
Very nice gallery. I was stationed at NCS 1967 and 1968. I am looking for any base photographs as mine were lost as a result of several moves. I visited Guam in March 2009 and have new photos and video as it is today. I could not get on the base but had a burger at the McDonalds outside the main gate. Things have really changed. Thanks.

Summer		18-Feb-2010 17:18
I lived on Nimitz Hill and survived Typhoon Karen. I loved living on Guam as a kid ...we used to go to the outdoor movies. I have seen the changes in the Island and it just makes me sad I miss those good old days!!!

Thomas M. Lonchar		18-Feb-2010 15:20
Great photos! Apparantly, Guam has changed a lot since I was stationed there at Andersen AFB from 1960-1962. During my time there, I belonged to the base diving club, The South Sea Searchers. The water over the reefs at different points on the island was fantastic! You were required to go through a two week training course, and qualify for a navy SCUBA pass to dive. Also, no one was allowed on the island unless you were a Guamanian, stationed there in the military, or had official government business. Also, Japanese soldiers were still living in the jungle. The ones that were captured were returned to Japan as heros. While I was there I lived with my family in Yigo, in the Wilson Homes Air Force housing. Guam was Good!

richard ortega		07-Sep-2009 17:46
Thats when I left Guam, Back in June of 1986.I also left avery special friend that I have been trying to reach since then(Janet Salas)from agana or Dededo. if any information please e-mail me at koala-02@hotmail.com Thank you

Frances Santos		02-Aug-2009 01:10
Frances Santos The last time I visit Guam was in 1986.Wow love your gallery. IIt sure makes me homesick!!!!

David Dong		23-Jun-2009 01:53
Good gallery, excellent documentary, great work.

Kim		02-Jun-2009 22:49
Amazing gallery, interesting and beautiful! V

Henry Taitano		14-May-2009 20:36
Guam has changed alot. Im sure you remember the FAA housing, well, there's no longer any house there. Big changes.

chcusn		14-May-2009 17:00
I was the Station Chaplain 1967-1969. Captain Delaney wa Skipper. Our first child was born at the Naval Hospital. We will always have fond memories of NCS and of Guam. These are beautiful pictures. When I showed them to my wife said, "let's plan to go back there." Probably not but it would be nice. LM LeFils

Marwan Habib		25-Feb-2009 22:15
Nice serie. It makes me want to discover Guam.

Randy "Jay" Dalton		10-Feb-2009 13:15
Henry, You have a great talent and have created some excellent images. Spent three years on Guam in the 70s. Haven't lost my love of the tropics since.

Guest		08-Oct-2008 17:22
I was stationed at NCS Finegayen from 67-69. When you walked out the door of the Duva Duva Den, you were looking at the base chapel (coincidence)! Miss Guam of 1968 was a gorgeous young lady named Eileen Camacho. Guam was as near to paradise in those days as I ever got. Vietnam came next.. Excellent website....Ray S. Alabama ROLL TIDE/WAR EAGLE...

Ryan S.		10-Sep-2008 03:27
I am currently stationed at NCS Guam (now known as NCTS Guam). I have not heard of this "Duva Den" It was most likely closed, NCS has been massively downsized, there are only about 27 or so military personnel stationed here, and the base has changed a lot since the 60's. Feel free to contact me for more information about the current state of the base or pictures.

Mike R.		28-Jul-2008 00:44
I was stationed on Guam 1967-68 at NCS Finegayan. Only two warm winters I have ever lived through. Duva Den was a nice place on base to kick back

Ev Holz		28-May-2008 21:41
Thanks for the memories served on Guam 1965-1967 was at the grand opening for the Duva Den

Dave DeMaw		17-Jan-2008 00:34
Donn Nemchick - I also would like to know where Duva Den is now and if there are any pictures of it. I was at the old NCS Guam in 67-68 and we had a Duva Den on the base.

Dave DeMaw		17-Jan-2008 00:34
Donn Nemchick - I also would like to know where Duva Den is now and if there are any pictures of it. I was at the old NCS Guam in 67-68 and we had a Duva Den on the base.

Rob Legeland		31-Aug-2007 22:12
This gallery gives a splendid impression of a beautiful island. Very well done!

Lisbeth Landstr�m		31-Jul-2007 20:40
It has been a real pleasure to look through this gallery! v

frank_1112		31-Jul-2007 09:17
GREAT GALLERY

Ali Majdfar		26-Jul-2007 20:17
Spectacular collection, excellent shots. GMV

Maxim Popykin		27-Jun-2007 10:59
Great photos Henry! Big vote

POMAH		21-May-2007 06:10
Great gallery of a beautiful place!

Ben Cox		17-May-2007 19:58
Donn Nemchick, so you tend bar in the Duva Den. I was there in 1967 and the den was located between the barracks and the place we worked. Not the one surrounded by the antenna but the other building. Where is it located today

Jeremy		08-Apr-2007 12:39
Thank you for sharing these beautiful pictures of Guam. I have visited Fiji before, but not Guam, and your gallery has provided me an excellent arm-chair tour of the island. Cheers.

Donn Nemchick		01-Apr-2007 15:40
I served on Guam at the NCS 71/72-before the commercial buildup. McDonald's was built on Marine Drive, we ordered 60 Big Macs for the watch section. Good pictures, thank you for sharing. I tend bar at the Duva Den EM Club if anyone wants to contact me.

frank morrill		02-Feb-2007 00:00
I was there in 1946...Apra Harbor....US NAVAL RECEIVING STATION....not enough time to explore................beautiful place.........

Mike		19-Jan-2007 08:49
I lived on Guam as a child. My father was in the Navy and we lived on the NCS base -- this was from 1970 to 1974. Guam was a great place to be a kid. I enjoyed your photos very much.

Guest		22-Oct-2006 04:05
Thank you for sharing the island beauty with the rest of the world! You see the island as I do. Keep up the good work.

Rosa		03-Oct-2006 23:21
Guam is such a beautiful place to be. However, I've not yet visited Guam or toured. But my grandpa has been there many of times. He used to tell me it was a place of peace because of its natural beauty! I like your gallery.

chris allison		27-Jul-2006 20:21
Nice gallery- I lived in Yigo from 2000 to 2001. One of my favorite assignments- planning to return some day

Harald Schillhammer		25-Jul-2006 12:19
Nice gallery. I'm suddenly in the mood for a holiday .... Cheers Harry

Guest		01-May-2006 16:28
henry, i lived in guam as a child and have such wonderful memories of the island! thanks for sharing these, they really hit a chord and took me back to another place and time. warm regard and thanks for your comments in my gallery! -m

Guest		27-Feb-2006 00:13
Hafa adai! Wonderful photos! Thanks for sharing.

Bob White		21-Dec-2005 04:59
Thanks for sharing --- beatiful gallery and it looks a beautiful place Regards Bob

arminb		11-Dec-2005 08:07
Thanks for sharing this lovely profil of a beautiful scape! Cheers, Armin

Guest		10-Sep-2005 13:17
thanks for a wonderful tour of guam.. you have a great country and a nice talent to show caseit so well cheers

Mark L		23-Aug-2005 06:58
Great gallery Henry, I had no idea what Guam looked like. I might have to add it on to my very long list of places I want to visit.

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