You can also find the map online, with more sites and Google directions ... lists the names of those who died defending Guam during World War II, those who died recapturing Guam, the civilians ...

Guam’s World War II sites are located islandwide in known and lesser known locations. Many can be driven to and some require a bit of serious hiking. What follows is a selection of just a few ...

Seventy-three years after Guam’s liberation, Japanese World War II survivor Kazuo Hoshi, 87, returned to the island to search for an area where he and other Japanese nationals hid. Hoshi and ...

You have access to many cultural, historical and environmental sites behind military base fences. A public access plan was negotiated under the 2011 Programmatic Agreement between the Guam ...

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Explore how Guam and its residents dealt with the Japanese occupation of their island in WWII. Explore how the American territory of Guam and its residents dealt with the horrific Japanese ...

Military officials are required to consult Guam authorities when ... in a land grab during and after World War II. And under much of the construction sites lie the relics of CHamoru life before ...

Explosive ordnance technicians recently removed a World War II-era Japanese grenade from a construction site at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. An airman and a Marine with the 36th Civil Engineer ...