Construction isn't pretty...

Filipino construction project seen on the way to Baguio

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1974 Detail Wallaby detachment to the Philippines

A 360-degree view from atop the Runway Support Bldg HERE

I used 11 photos to piece together this view. You can see the runway off in the distance, Subic Bay, and a bunch of planes that flew in from a carrier the day before.

We work on the USMC Helicopter Hangar project HERE

The story of building the USMC Helicopter Hangar. Photos.

It gets hot working on the hangar so let's take a break and get some water HERE

When the Runway Support Building project was winding down some of us were transferred to the USMC Helicopter Hangar site. Here's a page of pics I took over a couple days at the water cooler.

Crew photos from the NMCB 133 Okinawa 1974 cruisebook

Runway Support Crew HERE
My first crew in the PI. Picture of the crew (and me) from the cruisebook. This support building was finished during our deployment. When the work was winding down, I was switched to work on the USMC Helicopter Hangar project.

Cubi Point Barracks Crew HERE
I worked on this crew for a few weeks.

Hangar Steelworkers Crew HERE
The guys who put up, took down, then put up the Helicopter Hangar steel.

Reservoir Crew HERE

Trips to Baguio

During this deployment  some of us Charlie Company BU's took a couple trips to Baguio - the summer capitol of the Philippines. Here are a few photos from the trips.

Who said Construction isn't pretty? (I guess it was me.) Well, I've been proved wrong. I received THIS in my email.

If you're on your way to Gulfport to become a real Kangrooer,
you might want to check out some off-base housing...

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