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Boonie Fair Photo 3

ROYALTY – Crowning the King and Queen of the Boonie Fair held July 4th at NCS Guam. – from left – CAPT. Robert F. Shoemaker, CO NCS; KING Denny Harshbarger; Queen Suzie Shoemaker; and Mr. Edward M. Warner, area FAA manager of Guam

Tags: 4th of July, Boonie Fair, Denny Harshbarger, Edward M. Warner, FAA, Fourth of July, Independence Day, NCS, Robert F. Shoemaker, Robert Thompson, Suzzie Shoemaker

Boonie Fair

An article by CWO Robert Thompson. Thompson writes of the Boonie Fair, a 4th of July celebration hosted by the FAA and NCS at the NCS CPO softball field

Tags: 4th of July, Boonie Fair, Carabao, CPO, FAA, Independence Day, James L. Gates, NCS, Robert Thompson

FAA Names Three Men to Important Positions Photo 3

MARC_GTW_v1_n22_1964_FAA Names Three Men to Important Postitions Photo 3_030.pdf

E.A. Mikos

Tags: Aviation, E.A. Mikos, FAA, Federal Aviation Administration, flying, Planes

FAA Names Three Men to Important Positions Photo 2

MARC_GTW_v1_n22_1964_FAA Names Three Men to Important Postitions Photo 2_030.pdf

Ivan W. Starkey

Tags: Aviation, FAA, Federal Aviation Administration, flying, Ivan W. Starkey, Planes

FAA Names Three Men to Important Positions Photo 1

MARC_GTW_v1_n22_1964_FAA Names Three Men to Important Postitions Photo 1_030.pdf

James L. Stimson

Tags: Aviation, FAA, Federal Aviation Administration, flying, James L. Stimson, Planes

FAA Names Three Men to Important Positions

MARC_GTW_v1_n22_1964_FAA Names Three Men to Important Postitions_030.pdf

The Federal Aviation Administration names E.A. Mikos as the new Property and Supply manager, Ivan W. Starkey as the Supervisory Electronics maintenance technician, and James L. Stimson as an administrative officer

Tags: Aviation, E.A. Mikos, Edward M. Warner, FAA, Federal Aviation Administration, flying, Ivan W. Starkey, James L. Stimson, Planes

Navy Log Weekly Photo 20

RETURNED – Capt. Jerry M. Barlow, NAS CO, is met at the landing strip by Father Lee Friel (center) and Tinian Mayor Henry Hoffschneider. The last time Capt. Barlow had been on Tinian was in 1944 as a WWII pilot. – (U.S. Navy Photo)

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 19

NAVY FIRST – A section of the Navy Band honors the Four Winds by making her the first band ever played out of the Tinian Harbor. – (U.S. Navy Photo)

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 18

FAMILY AFFAIR – Harold R. Brewer, HMC, takes the oath of reenlistment for six years with some help form his wife and son. The ceremonies were conducted by Capt. Robert F. Shoemaker on May 1. – (U.S. Navy Photo)

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Navy Log Weekly Photo 17

STAR – Floyd V. Tackett, CTSN, takes the oath of reenlistment under the provisions of the Navy’s STAR program during ceremonies conducted by his commanding officer, Capt. Robert F. Shoemaker. – (U.S. Navy Photo)

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

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