HAIKU NAVAL RADIO STATION 1946 - Page 7

A SECRET NAVAL STATION IN HAIKU VALLEY.

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David Jessup > Downtown kaneohe about 1940. A similar photo clearly displaying the area hidden by clouds in this photo is shown in the gallery "Dave's Introduction to Haiku".

David Jessup > Antenna A frame Inhabited from left to right by Homer Henninger, John Rafaelli, Ted Urquhart (above) and Len Hardy.

David Jessup > Len Hardy, Ted Urquhart and Homer Henninger.

David Jessup > Len Hardy . Notice the plants overgrowing the ladder.

David Jessup > The ladder between the CCL house and the hoist house - 1946. . . The arrows point to the two hidden vertical portions of the ladder shown in previous photos. . . . The two antenna A frames seen in this photo are also shown in the next photo taken in 1943. Only the tents that covered the A frames during construction will be visible.photo courtesy of John Novacich

David Jessup > A 1943 overhead view of two antenna anchor sites visible in the previous photo. Photographed during the early stages of construction.

David Jessup > The black arrow points out the 60 foot tower on the North cliff. The white arrow indicates the lower hoist A frame. The building contains the hoist drive mechanism.

Downtown kaneohe about 1940. A similar photo clearly displaying the area hidden by clouds in this photo is shown in the gallery "Dave's Introduction to Haiku".

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