This category encompass, the former Subic Bay Naval Base,-Naval Station,-Naval Air Station Cubi Point, the former Olongapo Naval Station,-the prewar Olongapo Town and the present Subic Bay Freeport Zone (SBFZ) under the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA).
Zc832. The War is Over 1945, Robert E. Norris, EM3c, USN, Subic Bay, Philippines
Read MoreZc834. New tent area Subic Bay, Philippines (1945-1946), I speculate that these tents of these 3 tent camp pictures were located in Maquinaya
Read MoreZc833. Old tent area Subic Bay, Philippines (1945-1946), I speculate that these tents of these 3 tent camp pictures were located in Maquinaya
Read MoreAn aerial view of the harbor with docked ships, including the guided missile frigate USS BROOKE (FFG-1) and the guided missile cruiser USS HALSEY (CG-23) docked bow to bow with the Filipino corvette RPS RIZAL (PS-69) and the combat stores ship USS SAN JOSE (AFS-7) docked at the stern of the destroyer USS O’BRIEN (DD-975) and the guided missile destroyer USS BUCHANAN (DDG-14).Zc819. This is a view of the U. S. Naval Base Subic Bay in 1981 from the U. S. National Archives; we are looking from above the Ship Repair Facility (SRF) towards the fuel pier, Lower MAU (Marine Amphibious Unit) and the Boton River Valley.
Read MoreZc818.A comparable view of the former U. S. Naval Base Subic Bay in 1981 from the U. S. National Achieves, as it looks now from Google Earth in 2018. We notice that 1= this admin building has been extended, 2=these two barracks became 1 hotel, 3= Enlistment Men Boat Landing where I stepped ashore in 1962, the Movie theatre still stands but is not used much for anything, 5=other barracks that are hotels now, 6=Spanish Gate, 7= these MWR buildings collapsed and here is now a big hotel, 8= ex Post Office-now a cocktail lounge, 9= ex mess hall houses various businesses, 10= the former Fleet Exchange houses a similar business, 11=various businesses and USS William H. Standley-CG32. This is a Google Earth 2018 image of the SBFZ marked-up by me.
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