MaskRider
May 28th, 2010, 13:16
While Googling for images of North Field on Guam yesterday it returned a result from Airliners.net.
The search thru Airliners.net returned a collection of snapshots taken by a guy's father at the end of WWII. I guess he had been stationed at North Field. It appears that one afternoon- or on a couple of afternoon- since it looks like it just rained in a couple of the pictures- he took a stroll around the parking areas and aprons taking pictures of the various AC that were parked and ready for retirement. There are some great pics. I'll attach a few here- hopefully it won't cause any alarm bells!:rolleyes:
Here is the standard caption that was posted along with the ID of the planes in each photo:
Photo taken at North Field, Guam at the end of WWII by my father, Harold E. Gronenthal. Here is the link:
(http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?countrysearch=Guam&placesearch=North+Field&distinct_entry=true&sort_order=photo_id+desc&page=1&page_limit=15&sid=cf297f5b324481c0435a09a5956aa07c)
Cheers,
Chris
The search thru Airliners.net returned a collection of snapshots taken by a guy's father at the end of WWII. I guess he had been stationed at North Field. It appears that one afternoon- or on a couple of afternoon- since it looks like it just rained in a couple of the pictures- he took a stroll around the parking areas and aprons taking pictures of the various AC that were parked and ready for retirement. There are some great pics. I'll attach a few here- hopefully it won't cause any alarm bells!:rolleyes:
Here is the standard caption that was posted along with the ID of the planes in each photo:
Photo taken at North Field, Guam at the end of WWII by my father, Harold E. Gronenthal. Here is the link:
(http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?countrysearch=Guam&placesearch=North+Field&distinct_entry=true&sort_order=photo_id+desc&page=1&page_limit=15&sid=cf297f5b324481c0435a09a5956aa07c)
Cheers,
Chris