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Navy Log Weekly Photo 3
Chief Personnelman William J. Logsdon, Sr., a native of Fontana, California attached to the U.S. Naval Communication Station Guam’s Administration Department, received a letter of Commendation for his outstanding performance in his professional…
Navy Log Weekly Photo 7
LTJG. William G. Williams was called to the Training Room at the U.S. Naval Communications Station Guam on Tuesday, October 13, 1964 the day before departed Guam where the men of the Maintenance Division, which had been his division for a year, said…
Navy Log Weekly Photo 4
CAPT. and Mrs. William B. Provost, Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval Communication Station Guam says goodbye in the true southsea islands style with leis and hugs to their predecessors, CAPT. and Mrs. Robert F. Shoemaker. – U.S. Navy Photo
Navy Log Weekly Photo 3
Several farewell gifts and plaques were given to CAPT. and Mrs. Robert F. Shoemaker at a party given by the Officers and their wives at the U.S. Naval Communications Station Guam on September 6, 1964. The party also welcomed the new Commanding…
Navy Log Weekly Photo 2
At the U.S. Naval Communication Station Guam’s change of Command Personnel Inspection on September 4, 1964, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson right, was awarded a Letter of Commendation by Capt. Robert F. Shoemaker, left, the departing Commanding Officer
Navy Log Weekly Photo 6
All departing Officers (some still in their locally producted extravaganza costumes) and their wives were called to the stage to be given a fond farewell at the monthly party held at the U.S. Naval Communications Station Guam Officer’s Wives Club.…
Navy Log Weekly Photo 5
One of the acts presented by the local NCS Guam stock company at the Officer’s monthly part held on July 17, 1964 at the U.S. Naval Communication Station Guam Officer’s Club
Navy Relief Carnival Photo 6
Tahitian dances will be part of the entertainment offered at the Fair. They are all students of Mrs. Edith McKinzie’s Hula Halau
Navy Relief Carnival Photo 5
Edith McKinzie’s lovely hula dancers will be a featured part of the entertainment at the Navy Relief Community Fair
Navy Relief Carnival Photo 4
Marlene Ebeo (left) and Sandra Ooka model their striking holo-ku’s during the presentation of a typical hula dance. These dances will be presented by students of Edith McKinzie’s Hula Halau at the Navy Relief Community Fair
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I Bella Antes Na Tiempo Giya Guam
A short story written in Chamoru about the tradition of the bella following the death of a loved one.