U.S. Navy – Page 25 – Philippine-Sailor

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In my life as sailor, the Philippine-Sailor, I saw much of the world, thanks to the U.S. Navy. It was my life and it brought to my last harbor, the Philippine. This is the U.S. Navy category.

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Zc842. This is a section of a 1:50000 map of the Bo. Barretto area and I marked in where Manga Point, the Seabee camp and the NSD Dock used to be.

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Zc841. This is a Google Earth image of the Bo. Barretto area and I marked in where Manga Point, the Seabee camp and the NSD Dock used to be.

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Zc849. Naval Supply Depot, Navy 3002, Christmas meal Chain of Command 1945.

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Zc848. N.S.D. Merry Christmas 1945 Dinner Subic Bay, Philippines

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Zc847. 1945 N.S.D. Subic Bay Christmas Menu.

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Zc846. Robert E. Norris, EM3c, USN, Naval Supply Depot, Navy 3002, Subic Bay, Philippines (6 April 1946), this is a certification that EM3 Norris receive several service ribbons during this time.

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Zc845. Naval Supply Depot, Subic Bay, 1946, Navy 3002. I certainly recognize the ridge line behind the depot, it is the ridgeline on the NW side of the Maquinaya River

Zc844. Magna Point, Subic Bay, Philippines 1945-1946. On an old map the name of the point is actually Mangalinoewin Point, so let’s just call it Manga Point and most people refer to the beach now as Barretto Beach, and a small public section of it as Driftwood Beach. I certainly recgnize the mountain across the bay as the Mt. Redondo which also gave its name to the whole peninsular these days. Here is a link to this old U.S.1902 Subic Bay map: https://www.flickr.com/photos/44567569@N00/44777667705/in/dateposted-public/

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Zc836. . Robert Norris in the shorts and L.E. Johnson of Corlinvile, IL or Linville, Il (1945-1946) Subic Bay Philippines