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required moor'd head and stern, and a large Lagoon to the
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754:. This reorientation could be one of the largest peacetime military relocations in U.S. history. The details of the military move are evolving, and much is on hold due to budget sequestration. The U.S. Navy has suggested the need for expansion of Apra Harbor, which is the largest deep water port in the Western Pacific and the busiest in
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On the S.W. side of the Island is a very fine Bay and
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destroyed or severely damaged all the pontoon piers. At the same time as piers were being constructed, two other massive projects were occurring. The Glass
Breakwater, named after the captain who captured Guam in 1898, was extended on Calalan Bank 3,260 feet (990 m) to a width of 32 feet
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noted that over 7,000 tons of explosives had been used in 1944 to clear ship passages in Guam. 50 pounds (23 kg) of these explosives is enough to destroy a volume of coral 100 by 3 feet (30.48 m Ă— 0.91 m) deep. By July 1945, two months before the end of the
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recommended a massive buildup of U.S. Navy facilities. The Report recommended fortifying Guam as an air and submarine base, with many improvements to Apra Harbor, but the Navy balked at the estimated cost, eventually designated $ 5 million for Apra Harbor improvements. A
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crashed against the tip of Glass
Breakwater with her stern blocking a third of the harbor entrance. She broke into three pieces and rough weather prevented the Navy and Coast Guard from determining if her stern section piece still blocked the entrance, closing the port.
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Harbor beaches on Naval property include Gab Gab Beach and San Luis Beach on the Orote
Peninsula, and Fantasy Island on Polaris Point. Beaches on Cabras include Family Beach and Outhouse Beach. Port Authority Beach is located on the north shore of Drydock Island.
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plants. Aquaworld Marina and Harbor of Refuge are owned and operated by the Port, with slips leased to tenants. The area, collectively known as Cabras Marina, berths personal small watercraft, diving boats, tourist sightseeing boats, and an
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Hepburn Board Report improvements that was funded was the construction of a breakwater upon Luminao Reef, which began in August 1941. Limestone blocks quarried at Cabras Island were skidded along the reef to an improvised
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November 3, 1940, causing widespread damage. In Apra Harbor, the storm damaged the Navy Yard at Piti and the Marine barracks and Pan American Airways facilities at Sumay. The U.S. Navy's YM-13, which had been
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Spanish batteries are marked. The area marked as "Lagoon" corresponds to current day Inner Apra Harbor. The anchorage marked as "Inner Harbour" is now bisected by the artificial peninsula Drydock
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floatplane base at Sumay. Guam's first golf course, Sumay Golf Links, was established in the village in 1923. The U.S. eventually decided to close the seaplane base at Sumay on February 23, 1931. In 1935,
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The residents of Sumay were not allowed to return and rebuild their homes, and the U.S. military relocated them to a refugee camp in the nearby inland hills in 1946. Unbeknownst to them, Admiral
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and attempted to reach safety at Apra Harbor. In danger of being pulled onto the reef, the tug captain cut the tow line just 800 yards (730 m) from Spanish Rocks. Adrift,
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in 1944 and the area around the harbor saw intense fighting. Both Piti and Sumay were leveled by the pre-invasion bombardment and very few harbor improvements survived.
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were evicted and the town converted into a Japanese garrison. The harbor itself was extensively used by Japanese vessels, including for repair and refueling of their
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Construction of Inner Apra Harbor required 7,500,000 cubic feet (210,000 m) of dredging and 26,000 feet (7,900 m) of quay wall. A small boat pool and a
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of the late seventeenth century and resulting the early Spanish period, mainly because of the many reefs and coral heads. The Spanish preferred ports were
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form the eastern boundary of the harbor. There are two small artificial peninsulas jutting into the eastern end of the harbor. The northernmost is named
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community and many shipwrecks. There are many named scuba diving sites either within or immediately outside the harbor, including: Harley Reef;
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In addition to shore berths, a total of 21 mooring buoys are located in the harbor. However, none is suitable for large vessel mooring during a
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are the two major users of the harbor. It is also a popular recreation area for boaters, surfers, scuba divers, and other recreationalists.
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reported that Fort San Luis was no longer in use. The three cannon at Fort Santiago were reported unusable in 1853 and, in 1884, Governor
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were anchored at Guam and that the harbor itself had formidable defenses. However, when Glass arrived in Apra Harbor on June 20, 1898 to
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word "apapa", meaning "low." Apapa is the original name of Cabras Island. The harbor offered rich fishing grounds and was home to many
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had requested 55% of Guam be set aside for military use, including all of Sumay. In 1946, the U.S. Congress passed Public Law 594,
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with 50 tons of unexploded ordnance, prompting the biggest project ever conducted by the Explosive Ordnance Division on Guam.
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base with a finger pier was established in the Inner harbor. Small boat repair facilities at Piti were repaired and improved.
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traded with Guam specifically with the view to increasing its knowledge of the island. With tensions rising after the 1931
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in the first days of August. Full scale development began with arrival of the NCB 301 headquarters and barracks ship
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Clearance, salvage and harbor construction began before the island was fully secure by advance elements of the 301st
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was appointed on June 7, 1938 to chair a board to provide recommendations on the American response. The resulting
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trade and Spain's possessions in the Pacific. This was aggravated by an attack in 1721 by the English
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through a station at Sumay, linking the United States to Asia, and each to Guam, for the first time.
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Airways established rights to use the former Marine Aviation facility and made Sumay a base for its
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opened up new anchorages in Apra Harbor, and built three cannon batteries or forts to protect them.
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declared that Fort Santiago was useful only as an observation post. By the time of the 1898
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conducted its largest ever ship salvage, which was complicated by the discovery of a
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that had been held in Apra Harbor for two years, was the first violent action of the
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village. In 2010, the population of the Apra Harbor CDP was 2,471.
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Clement, Michael R. Jr.; Auyong, Marie Ada (February 18, 2020).
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1054:Encyclopedia Britannica
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717:Army Corps of Engineers
569:U.S. liberation of Guam
433:German prisoners of war
306:was built in 1737 near
195:Census designated place
2902:Guam Memorial Hospital
2704:Elective Governor Acts
2674:1856 smallpox epidemic
2331:Port Authority of Guam
2201:www.destination360.com
2123:Port Authority of Guam
2020:Port Authority of Guam
1944:Port Authority of Guam
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1705:"History of the Club"
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1050:"Apra Harbor | Guam"
1001:Hawksbill sea turtle
995:Preserve contains a
890:Guam Power Authority
851:Seagoing Buoy Tender
738:Military realignment
581:William Ward Burrows
503:Hepburn Board Report
445:U.S. Marine Squadron
392:Marine Barracks Guam
348:Spanish–American War
298:. In 1734, Governor
234:Apra comes from the
2942: /
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2881:Naval Hospital Guam
2689:Japanese occupation
2606:Mongmong-Toto-Maite
2045:Marianas Yacht Club
1940:"Facts and Figures"
1834:"Sector Guam Units"
1813:Scientific American
1709:Marianas Yacht Club
963:; and many others.
746:currently based in
670:Interior Department
590:on 11 August 1944.
559:, the residents of
499:Arthur Japy Hepburn
443:led it to create a
2226:Pacific Daily News
1969:www.portofguam.com
1866:GlobalSecurity.org
1786:Pacific Daily News
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1525:"Orote Air Field"
861:aircraft carriers
770:Attack submarine
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