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Guam's Beaches and their Future Photo 5
Ypao Park offers a large open area for future recreational and picnic facilities
Guam's Beaches and their Future Photo 4
New bathhouse at Ypao is part of a development program that should make the area one of Guam's most complete recreation centers
Guam's Beaches and their Future Photo 3
Parklike panorama greets the viewer, overlooking the Ypao area. On Guam the need is not to create beauty, but to preserve it
Guam's Beaches and their Future Photo 2
The inevitable trash can - a slight intrusion, but one of the facts of life in civilization
Guam's Beaches and their Future Photo 1
Tumon Beach begins in civilization (note home in foreground) and sweeps around the bay to areas of almost untouched wilderness. Extensive building in the future could eventually deprive the public of the right to use this popular beach
Guam's Beaches and their Future
Editor Smith reflects on the state of the island's beaches and how they appeal to the local population and from the perspective of tourists - the addition of parks, classification of what a park and or a beach is, and how the local populace can…
Navy Log Weekly - News from the Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Community Photo 9
Ens. Alvin j. Richards was welcomed by his wife and family who had arrived on Guam November 1, when he arrived February 27
Navy Log Weekly - News from the Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Community Photo 8
Lt. Francis M. Butler, wife Patricia and daughter Susanne
Navy Log Weekly - News from the Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Community Photo 7
LCdr. John W. Hammocki, wife Elaine with John W.
Navy Log Weekly - News from the Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Community Photo 6
Cdr. William L. Parks, Jr., his wife Nita and children William L., III, and Barbara
