Subic Bay – Page 23 – Philippine-Sailor

Media Category: Subic Bay

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).

Zg543, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945

Zg543, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. NSD 1945 in Subic Bay at the former Maquinaya Rifle Range, now known as Barrio Barretto in Olongapo City.

Zg542, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945

Zg542, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. NSD 1945 in Subic Bay at the former Maquinaya Rifle Range, now known as Barrio Barretto in Olongapo City.

Zg540, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945

Zg540, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. NSD 1945 in Subic Bay at the former Maquinaya Rifle Range, now known as Barrio Barretto in Olongapo City.

Zg555, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945

Zg555, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. Furniture Factory. Chairs, desks, lounge, camp and school . . . tables, mess, serving, tailor’s, map … desks, ordinary, typing and radio … cabinets, filing, linen, storage and supply, kitchen, mess . . . everything in wood from surveyor’s stokes to rowboats and truck bodies is to be found in […]

Zg554, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945

Zg554, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. Amphibious Training Command (ATC). ATC was intended to house and train key personnel for three divisions at a time. After the Japanese surrender it became a 5000-man capacity receiving station.

Zg553, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945

Zg553, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. Amphibious Training Command (ATC). We were proud of our accomplishment for in less than a month we had built a small town. Added to this was the knowledge that there would be no delay occasioned by us in training troops for the corning invasion of Japan.

Zg552, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945

Zg552, NCB-115, Subic Bay 1945. Amphibious Training Command (ATC). We were proud of our accomplishment for in less than a month we had built a small town. Added to this was the knowledge that there would be no delay occasioned by us in training troops for the corning invasion of Japan.