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Guam Times Weekly, Saipan

The Guam Times Weekly magazines are now available every Saturday afternoon at Joeten Market on Saipan. Guam Times Weekly, 'Presenting and Discussing Events of Consequence in Guam and the Western Pacific'

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Pacific Construction Company

Ad piece for the Pacific Construction Company. The Pacific Construction Company offers building materials and supplies, such as plumbing, hardware, lumber, millwork, electrical, tile, linoleum, and paint

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Wringer Washer

Ad piece from The Murray Corporation of America, Appliance Division and F. L. Moylan Company for the new Wringer Washer Model WSL. Manufactured by The Murray Corporation of America, the Wringer Washer Model WSL is on display at the F. L. Moylan…

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Air Force Community Weekly Photo 3

ANDERSEN VISITOR – Brig. Gen. John F. Samuel (R), USAF director of special investigations, talks with Col. William L. McDowell, 3d Air Division deputy commander, during his visit to Andersen AFB recently. General Samuel stopped at Andersen during his…

Air Force Community Weekly Photo 2

TOP SHOOTER – J.W. Poovey, A1C, Andersen AAFB, receives trophy for high individual aggregate score from Marine Barracks Commanding Officer Col. John T. Rooney. Andersen shooters took top overall honors in a two week shoot held at Orote Point. – Navy…

Air Force Community Weekly Photo 1

ANDERSEN MSC TROPHY – Col. Edward C. Unger (L), 3960th Strategic Wing Commander, presents the Management Control System trophy for the January-March quarter to 1st Lt. Richard F. Walker, 863d Medical Squadron Section commander. The trophy is…

Air Force Community Weekly

A series of photos from the Airforce community

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)

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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)

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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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