Media Category: Subic Town

This category is about the Subic Town and views of or from the hills around Subic Town.

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Zg104. (-03) Image; a view from the new concrete road back, which is running towards the new Matain River Bridge.

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Zg103. (-01) The suspected Olongapo Bypass Road is being improved with proper shoulders and embankments. This is about ½ km west of the new Matain River Bridge.

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Zg102. (-00a & 00b) Images. Maps for this story about an Olongapo Bypass Road.

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Zg101. (-00a & 00b) Images. Maps for this story about an Olongapo Bypass Road.

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Zg100. (-00) Image. The new bridge over the Matain River, it only could serve the purpose of having an Olongapo Bypass Road, I speculate.

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Zf688. From left to right are Tom Stone, we served together on the USS Coucal 1975-77, Carlito Pickering a long retired air dale Sailor who has retired earlier and has lived longer in Subic Bat then me, we are good friends, Charlie Moser and I. I don’t remember who the young lady was. Only yesterday, […]

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Zf687. From left to right are, Bill Loudermilk, Karl Welteke, Rick Storment and Charlie Moser. Rick is 20 years younger than me. He served both with Bill Loudermilk and me as a Seaman or as a young Petty Officer; he was a Gang-Ho Sailor then and now! Again, I don’t remember where, maybe at Rick’s […]

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Zf686. This must be the VFW in Barrio Barretto in Subic Bay, maybe the FRA in San Miguel? From left to right are Karl aka Carlos, Charlie Moser, Yolee Loudermilk, and Bill Loudermilk.

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Zf685. In the rear are Karl Welteke aka Carlos & Charlie Moser a frequent visitor to Subic Bay. In the front are Bill Loudermilk & John. T. Brady. John was my boss on the Da Nang Diving Barge in 1966; I was a BM 1 then but still a 2nd Class Diver.

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Zf165. After I reached the pass, I followed a trail up the ridge to the left and followed the road down to the Dizon Mine but it was so grown over that I could not go further without a bolo or machete. Only once was I able to get a glance of the Dizon Mine, […]

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