From the Archives
Nearly 70 years after USS Indianapolis tragedy, survivor tells his tale
Just past midnight July 30, 1945, two torpedoes from a Japanese submarine struck the USS Indianapolis with almost 1,200 people aboard.
Guam: Tourist site steeped in military history, to mark Liberation Day
Along the Normandy coast this June, ex-GIs, French and U.S. dignitaries and ordinary French citizens will gather to mark the 60th anniversary of the D-Day landing.
On Guam, All Souls Day an all-consuming tradition
Hundreds of Guam residents gathered around the graves of loved ones in the Guam Veterans Cemetery on Wednesday during a Catholic Mass in observance of All Souls Day.
To know which way the wind blows, you need Weatherscout
Air Force officials on Guam last week completed a series of tests of the Weatherscout unmanned aerial vehicle, which may become the next tool for predicting typhoon behavior.
Guam sailors answer call, volunteer to help local cleanup program
As part of the 35- year-old Sister Village program in Guam, 100 sailors spent Saturday morning picking up roadside trash, cutting grass and painting in the village of Agat.
Endangered crows released on U.S. military base on Guam
As the crow flies, Guam’s Andersen Air Force Base isn’t such a long way to go for a chance at survival.
Ritidian Point: A gorgeous slice of tropical Guam
One of the most rewarding and authentic experiences Guam has to offer costs nothing, is enjoyable for the whole family and is a pleasing contrast to the tourist areas.