HAIKU NAVAL RADIO STATION 1946 - Page 5

A SECRET NAVAL STATION IN HAIKU VALLEY.

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David Jessup > The top of the wooden stairway. The CCL house is just a few feet ahead. The Joe McGee landing can be seen on the right. It has just delivered our lunch.... Rugged duty at Haiku NRS. (LOL)

David Jessup > View from top of stairway shown in previous photo. I believe that is a broken cable draped across the stair railing.Photo courtesy of Richard Stankiewicz's son Peter.

David Jessup > George T. Lee. The overhead antennas allowed the radio equipment in the CCL house to relay morse code signals originating at Wahiawa to the Alternator that then transmitted them over half the world.

David Jessup > Just another "Hey look at me. I was there." picture at the CCL house.

David Jessup > Haiku valley peak or "Puu keahi a kahoe".Looking North toward Kaneohe. Elevation 2,850 feet.There is always some showoff spoiling the view.

David Jessup > The Joe McGee's landing platform shown lower left is 300 yards Straight line distance from the upper hoist house: - plus up 322 feet. Photo courtesy of Richard Stankiewicz's son Peter.

David Jessup > Len Hardy finds the peak a little windy and chilly. Be patient. The weather could be completely different in just a few seconds.

David Jessup > Reg Hubley photographing the cloud that surrounds him.

David Jessup > View West toward Pearl Harbor. An antenna A-frame can be seen just to my left. That antenna cable ran over a mile to the North side of Haiku valley. One of these antennas set a record of 7600 feet for unsupported length.

The top of the wooden stairway. The CCL house is just a few feet ahead. The Joe McGee landing can be seen on the right. It has just delivered our lunch.... Rugged duty at Haiku NRS. (LOL)

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