Kellogg’s transmission repair shop
Amchitka, loading up to go to Semisopochnoi
Shemya, tuning the tower radios that replaced the airport mobile units
Blue foxes on Shemya were VERY tame
Shemya, a 155 MPH wind buried this Quonset hut, and we had to be shoveled out
The two small pictures were taken when I was waiting to be rescued
We had to replace the telephone poles
Alexai Point, power line was buried in 5-10 feet of snow
Large box on the left is a diesel generator for DF station and control room with map table
Amchitka, summer of 1943
Mud was a BIG problem!
We worked all day building the DF tower and lived on Spam sandwiches
Alexai Point control station main antenna pole over 100 feet up
I am the lower of two men installing the whip antenna
Wind has our handline blowing higher than the 45-degree guy wires!
Attu, April 1944 souvenir hunting after the big fight
We did not keep this — military censors cut out the helmet and skull
Holtz Bay, Japanese anti-aircraft gun
