NCS Guam photos from 1968-1969

Images from   Roger Cole

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Photo of the antenna array and building where most of the CT's worked.

Entrance to NCS on left, road to Anderson AFB on right.

Scenes around the island in early 1968, just after I bought my Honda CL160 scrambler and finally had wheels to see the sights.

The town of Umatac. Magellan is said to have landed here on his around-the-world voyage.

The Bali Hai Swimming Hole.

Gun Beach and a left-over Japanese artillary piece.

Taken at and near NCS beach. You had to catch the tides right to walk around the base of the cliffs.

Taken at and near NCS beach. You had to catch the tides right to walk around the base of the cliffs.

KC130 (or is it a KC135) tanker. B52s and their tankers were constantly taking off from Anderson over NCS on their way to Vietnam for bombing runs.

A view from an overlook above Agana.

Another scenic view of the island.

View of the road leading to NCS beach.

View of a Catholic Church.

Road leading to/from old Naval Air Station.

View from abandoned air field.

A load of bombs bound for Anderson overturned at the NCS entrance in early 1969. Luckily, they weren't armed.

The new million-dollar-plus cockfighting arena.

An old Spanish bridge.

The high vantage point overlooking Umatac and the Japanese guard shack that was still there in '69. It also reeked of urine.

Another scenic shot.

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