Subic Bay Freeport Zone – Page 53

Media Category: Subic Bay Freeport Zone

The former US Subic Bay Naval Base became the Subic Bay Freeport Zone in Nov. 1992

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Zc278. Charlie Moser visited me at Subic Bay. Here we are on Mt. Cayuyag, north end of the bay of Subic Bay, and we see Grande Island about thumbs width left of my head. The other shipmate is a Korean-American and we all served in the Junk Boat Fleet (meaning the diving and salvage Navy). This is a 2015 image.

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Zc281. Fort Casey 10 inch Disappearing gun, from Wikimedia Commons:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fort_Casey_Disappearing_gun.jpg

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Zc280. Fort Casey big guns 50th anniversary notice from this URL:

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Zc279. Fort Casey State Park big guns 50th anniversary flyer from this URL:

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Zc237. One of several images showing mostly our members of VFW Post 11447, Subic Bay, celebrating the 4th of July at the Midnight Rambler Beach Bar.

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Zc236. One of several images showing the beach, the bay of Subic Bay at the beach side of the Midnight Rambler Beach Bar where our VFW Post 11447, Subic Bay, celebrated the 4th of July 2018.

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Zc235. One of several images showing the beach, the bay of Subic Bay at the beach side of the Midnight Rambler Beach Bar where our VFW Post 11447, Subic Bay, celebrated the 4th of July 2018.

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Zc234. The VFW Post 11447 Subic Bay organized again and as usual the 4th of July celebration on our Day of Independents. This year we did it at the Midnight Rambler Beach Club.

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Zc238. One of several images showing the beach, the busy bay of Subic Bay at the beach side of the Midnight Rambler Beach Bar where our VFW Post 11447, Subic Bay, celebrated the 4th of July 2018.

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Zc232. Aerial shot of the Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ), the ex Subic Bay Naval Base. Photo credit- SBFZ.