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Guam Enters the Great Space Age Photo 3

Rapp and Walton stake out the claim for satellite tracking

Tags: A.W. Walton, APOLLO, Byron Baker, DanDan, GEMINI, Guam Enters the Space Age, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Robert A. Rapp, Talofofo

Guam Enters the Great Space Age Photo 2

Looking over the site are Commander A.W. Walton, OICC, and Robert A. Rapp, NASA representative

Tags: A.W. Walton, APOLLO, Byron Baker, DanDan, GEMINI, Guam Enters the Space Age, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Robert A. Rapp, Talofofo

Guam Enters the Great Space Age Photo 1

This peaceful valley will be the site of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s tracking station. The land is located at DanDan, on property belonging to Pedro Martinez

Tags: APOLLO, Byron Baker, DanDan, GEMINI, Guam Enters the Space Age, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Pedro Martinez, Talofofo

Guam Enters the Great Space Age

NASA has chosen DanDan, southwest of Talofofo, as their site for the future GEMINI and APOLLO projects

Tags: APOLLO, astronomy, Byron Baker, DanDan, GEMINI, Guam Enters the Space Age, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Talofofo

News Weekly from the Governor's Office Photo

FEDERAL SAFETY COUNCIL, GUAM, West Pacific Islands Area, met recently to elect officers. Elected were: (L-R) Lt. W.J. Adkins, USN, vice president and chairman of traffic safety; Ed Engledow, special assistant to the Governor of Guam; Herb Lajoi, PWC,…

Tags: Apollo project, article, Asan, CIRO, College of Guam, College of Medicine, Commercial Port, Committee on Children and Youth, Congress, Dale Call, Department of Interior, District Court, Dr. James W. Sampson, Ed Engledow, Edward L.G. Augon, Federal Safety Council, Fiscal Year 1966, Gemini project, Government, Government of Guam, Governmental release, GovGuam, Guam Rehabilitation Act, Guam Rehabilitation Bill, Guam Times Weekly, Herb Lajoi, High Commissioner M.W. Goding, Joaquin S. Santos, Larry E. Brown, Leonard C. Manning, Lester Benbow, Lt. W.N. Adkins, May 2 1964, Merle A. Tudor, NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NCS Beach, News Weekly from the Governor’s Office, Piti, PWC, Robert A. Rapp, Saipan, School of Public Health, Shirley Benbow, slaughter house, Trust Territory, United States Navy, University of California, University of Nebraska, volume 1 number 12, West Pacific Islands, Wyoming State Public Health Services

News Weekly from the Governor's Office

News Weekly from the Governor’s Office

Counselors Needed – the Governor’s Committee on Children and Youth need counselors for their summer camp program. In July there will be two camp sessions: the first for the boys, from July 6th to July 15th,…

Tags: Apollo project, article, Asan, CIRO, College of Guam, College of Medicine, Commercial Port, Committee on Children and Youth, Congress, Dale Call, Department of Interior, District Court, Dr. James W. Sampson, Ed Engledow, Edward L.G. Augon, Federal Safety Council, Fiscal Year 1966, Gemini project, Government, Government of Guam, Governmental release, GovGuam, Guam Rehabilitation Act, Guam Rehabilitation Bill, Guam Times Weekly, Herb Lajoi, High Commissioner M.W. Goding, Joaquin S. Santos, Larry E. Brown, Leonard C. Manning, Lester Benbow, Lt. W.N. Adkins, May 2 1964, Merle A. Tudor, NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NCS Beach, News Weekly from the Governor’s Office, Piti, PWC, Robert A. Rapp, Saipan, School of Public Health, Shirley Benbow, slaughter house, Trust Territory, United States Navy, University of California, University of Nebraska, volume 1 number 12, West Pacific Islands, Wyoming State Public Health Services

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