Images of the Subic Bay area before WWII
Zg562, NCB-115, Olongapo, Subic Bay 1945. During the years of enemy occupation Olongapo degenerated from a neat provincial town to a clutter of decrepit buildings whose peeling paint and patchwork repairs showed the “benefits” of the “Greater East Asia Co Prosperity Sphere.”
Read MoreZg561, NCB-115, Olongapo, Subic Bay 1945. During the years of enemy occupation Olongapo degenerated from a neat provincial town to a clutter of decrepit buildings whose peeling paint and patchwork repairs showed the “benefits” of the “Greater East Asia Co Prosperity Sphere.”
Read MoreZg560, NCB-115, Olongapo, Subic Bay 1945. I assume this is Dewey Ave. and we are looking from the Kalaklan Bridge.
Read MoreZg559, NCB-115, Olongapo, Subic Bay 1945. The Kalaklan Bridge, it looks like it had concrete pilings or bases since before the war.
Read MoreZg558, NCB-115, Olongapo, Subic Bay 1945. Across Subic Bay, left of center in Mt Redondo.
Read MoreZg557, NCB-115, Olongapo, Subic Bay 1945. During the years of enemy occupation Olongapo degenerated from a neat provincial town to a clutter of decrepit buildings whose peeling paint and patchwork repairs showed the “benefits” of the “Greater East Asia Co Prosperity Sphere.”
Read MoreZg576, NCB-115, Olongapo, Subic Bay 1945. ASINAN! The Japanese invasion of Luzon in late 1941 resulted in the burning of Olongapo; a blow from which the town had only partially recovered when it suffered it again on the oppressor’s withdrawal. The resulting housing shortage was aggravated by the influx of workers needed for the expansion […]
Read MoreZg575, NCB-115, Philippines 1945. The daughters of Philippines Supreme Court Justice Pablo: Glorio, Rosario, Victoria, Mini, Lena … in formal dress.
Read MoreZg548, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. More pontoons, the assembly area of the pontoons was also located at the former Naval Maquinaya Rifle Range, now called Barrio Barretto.
Read MoreZg547, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. More pontoons, the assembly area of the pontoons was also located at the former Naval Maquinaya Rifle Range, now called Barrio Barretto.
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