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Navy Log Weekly Photo 7
The artistic talent of Mary Church Young, Engineering Draftsman (Electronics) is given recognition by Captain W.L. Marshall of Ship Repair Facility for her water color of the Statue of Liberty. The painting, done in blue, now hangs in the office of…
Navy Log Weekly Photo 4
Capt. Walter Marshall, Commanding Officer of the Ship Repair Facility, presents the Reverend Grosvenor Needham of St. John’s Episcopal Church with $380.00 for the Bob Hartin Memorial Fund. The gift, presented on behalf of the officers and men of the…
Navy Log Weekly Photo 3
BOATS AWEIGHT… USS Wandank personnel load the missionary boat for delivery to Truk. The boat, a charity project of Naval Station Guam’s Protestant Chapel, will be used for inter-island transportation in missionary work. – (U.S. Navy Photo)
Navy Log Weekly
This week’s, October 31st, 1964, Navy Log Weekly: Navy Helps Mission Obtain Boat, various members of the civilian and military come together to help repair a missionary boat for Missionary Erwin Pegel; USS Topeka Visits Guam, Rear Admiral William H.…
Dry Dock Disaster
An brief article that recaps the explosion incident that happened at the Ship Repair Facility
Explosion at SRF Photo 3
Below: A broad stain marks the point from which dense smoke poured after an explosion in dry dock 8. Firefighters handle hoses after the blaze was brought under control
Explosion at SRF Photo 2
Above: Soot-stained drydock crewman check upper deck machinery spaces which were filled with smoke by the fire
Explosion at SRF Photo 1
Rescue teams carry an injured man to a waiting ambulance as corpsmen ready another stretcher. Additional photos on page six
Explosion at SRF
An explosion at the Ship Repair Facility on Thursday killed six and injured 15. The injured were treated at Naval Hospital
34 Graduate from Navy Apprenticeship Program
34 gradutes, from the Public Works Center, Ship Repair Facility, and Andersen Air Force Base, graduated from the U.S. Navy Apprenticeship School
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Antes di Oran Eskuela
A short story written in CHamoru about a young boy's morning routine, includes activities and comprehension reviews for instruction.