Subic Bay – Page 30 – 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).

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Zg444. About Feb. 1941 at Fort Wint, are Grace, Col. and Mrs Napoleon Boudreau in front of Lt. Britt’s home.

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Zg443. 1941-12-13 a Japanese transport and barges in Indochina WIREPHOTO.

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Zg434a. This is one grainy photo showing Grande Island being bombarded by the Americans in preparation for a landing in January 1945. The American forces reoccupied Fort Wint on Grande Island in Jan./Feb.1945 without firing a shot because the Japanese also wisely abandoned it.

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Zg431. This is the other photo of one of the four guns at Battery Jewell taken by American forces after the fort was retaken in January, 1945 without firing a shot because the Japanese also wisely abandoned it.

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Zg430. This attached photo was taken in early 1941 by Chester or Grace Britt showing one of the four guns at Battery Jewell, and the other is photo taken by American forces after the fort was retaken in January, 1945 without firing a shot because the Japanese also wisely abandoned it. Battery Jewell holds the […]

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Zg441. This is one of the two 3 Inch guns, now at the former Fort Casey at Washington State, that were transferred from the former Fort Wint on Grande Island in Subic Bay. In 1968, two of the 3 inch guns from Battery Jewell, and two 10 inch guns from Fort Wint were moved here.

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Zg440. This is one of the two 3 Inch guns, now at the former Fort Casey at Washington State, that were transferred from the former Fort Wint on Grande Island in Subic Bay. In 1968, two of the 3 inch guns from Battery Jewell, and two 10 inch guns from Fort Wint were moved here.

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Zg439. This is one of the two 3 Inch guns, now at the former Fort Casey at Washington State, that were transferred from the former Fort Wint on Grande Island in Subic Bay. In 1968, two of the 3 inch guns from Battery Jewell, and two 10 inch guns from Fort Wint were moved here.

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Zg438. This is one of the two 3 Inch guns, now at the former Fort Casey at Washington State, that were transferred from the former Fort Wint on Grande Island in Subic Bay. In 1968, two of the 3 inch guns from Battery Jewell, and two 10 inch guns from Fort Wint were moved here.

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Zg437. This is one of the two 3 Inch guns, now at the former Fort Casey at Washington State, that were transferred from the former Fort Wint on Grande Island in Subic Bay. In 1968, two of the 3 inch guns from Battery Jewell, and two 10 inch guns from Fort Wint were moved here.