Media Category: U.S. Navy

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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Zo021

Zo021. USS Liberty, screen shots from the You Tube video: The Day Israel Attacked America | Special Series. It was produced by James Scott and Elaine Morris. James father was the Damage Control Assistant (DCA) responsible to transport the wounded and dead, keep the ship from sinking, fight the fires and make repairs.

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Zc993

Zc993. Capt. Travis Zettel, then-commander of the fast-attack submarine USS Bremerton, salutes sideboys at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, Aug. 5, 2016.
Photo-MICHAEL LEE/U.S. NAVY

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Zc885

Zc885

Zc885. SS Fremont aground between Cayuag Point and Apalit Point, that is in the upper NW corner of the bay.

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Zc884

Zc884

Zc884. LST-311 aground on the west side of Pequena Island, some of sailors called it Snake Island. I notice there are still 3 LCM-3 (Mike Boats) on the topside deck.

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Zc886

Zc886. SS Banshee aground on Cubi Shoals, just think, behind it the Navy Seabees flattened those hills, pushed them into the sea to build the long runway for the Cubi Point Naval Air Station. That work started shortly after 1951.

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Zc879

Zc879. LSM-292 on beach north of Macmany Point. That is just south of USMC Green Beach at Agusuhin Point.

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Zc881

Zc881. LST-331 on west side of Apalit Point, Subic Bay. That is just west of Subic Town.

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ZC871

ZC871

Zc871. LST-639 aground on Pamocan Shoals. Pamocan Point was about where the west end of the Cubi Point runway is today; the shoals are out a little more west. It is shown on one of the maps.

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ZC870

ZC870

Zc870.Subic Bay views, looking north toward Pequena Island and the Subic Town at right. What we Sailors called Subic City would be a little more right.

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ZC873

ZC873

Zc873. LSMs 147, 154, 88 69 in a nest and bow of LSM 439 – all aground in Triboa Bay. I suspect that the most of the ships of the Mothball Fleet Subic Bay were anchored here, in a nest, in Triboa Bay.

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