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News Weekly from the Governor's Office
A meeting between representatives from the Government of Guam, Departments of Defense and Labor, and the Guam Contractors Association will take place on September 1st in Washington, due to disparities between the mentioned parties on Guam’s new labor…
Women in Politics
An article by Editor Marjorie E. Smith. Editor Smith writes about the advances that women have made in politics, focusing on Senator Margaret Chase Smith, stateside, and a plethora of women on the island of Guam, forebearers being the four women from…
MSTS: Vital Link for Guam's Military Photo 3
The task of MSTS ships are many and varied. Shown here is the USNS SGT SHOUP taking part in the Southwest Pacific Survey. – (U.S. Navy Photo)
MSTS: Vital Link for Guam's Military Photo 2
The USNS Shoshone delivers fuel to Guam. Oilers like this one help keep necessary fuel supplies to U.S. forces all over the world. This fuel will be used to generate electricity for the Island-Wide power system. – (U.S. Navy Photo)
MSTS: Vital Link for Guam's Military Photo 1
HAFA ADAI – The best known task of MSTS is personnel transportation. The Commander Naval Forces Marianas Band plays a musical welcome to men and families arriving on Guam aboard USNS Barrett. – (U.S. Navy Photo)
MSTS: Vital Link for Guam's Military
An article that discusses the history, uses, and importance of MSTS, Military Sea Transportation Service, and MATS, Military Air Transportation Service to the island of Guam. The mission of MSTS is as follows: 1. To provide immediate sealift…
Satellite Communications Ship Visits Guam Photo
IN APRA HARBOR - The USNS Kingsport, American only satellite communications ship. - (Navy Photo)
Satellite Communications Ship Visits Guam
An article that features the USNS Kingsport. The USNS Kingsport is the United States first satellite communications ship, which arrived here on the island on April 8. The Kingsport is operated by the Military Sea Transportation Service. Her last…
Air Force Community Weekly Photo 5
HEAVYWEIGHTS NOW FLY FROM GUAM - An eight-jet engine B-52 Superfortress "lifts off" the runway at Andersen AFB, beginning a training mission which will take the Strategic Air Command crew many thousands of miles and many hours to complete. The B-52…
Air Force Community Weekly Photo 4
HIGH ALTITUDE REFUELING - A Strategic Air Command KC-135 refuels a B-52 Stratofortress. Jet-to-jet refueling means that SAC's 600 miles-per-hour-plus medium and heavy jet bombers can take on a load of fuel while still on course and at operational jet…
