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DESTINY'S LANDFALL (http://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary&v=1&bookid=39052)
Destiny's Landfall : A History of Guam
by Rogers, Robert F. NetLibrary's eBook Summary.
GUAM: HISTORICAL PROFILE (http://www.worldinformation.com/World/Oceania/Guam/profile.asp?country=671)
World of Information presents a profile of Guam, which is an overseas territory of the United States. This profile provides information on such topics as the island's history, political structure, population, media, economy, agricultural production, and more. World of Information includes current foreign exchange rates for the U.S. dollar, the official currency used on the island.
HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF GUAM AND MICRONESIA (http://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary&v=1&bookid=24152)
Historical Dictionary of Guam and Micronesia Oceanian Historical Dictionaries ; No. 3 by Wuerch, William L.; Ballendorf, Dirk Anthony NetLibrary's eBook Summary.
ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW (http://www.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/guides/190.htm)
One interview with Travers.
PAPERS (http://www.history.navy.mil/ar/bravo/brantman.htm)
This collection contains the personal papers of Chief Communications Technician Richard Brantman. There is a small amount of material on Brantman and his Navy career, including certificates documenting his training and service, orders, news clippings, and a small amount of correspondence. This material makes up Series I, Biographical Information, and is arranged alphabetically. Series II, Miscellaneous, contains items collected by Brantman during his service. Among the documents in this series are a commissioning program from USS Aldura, currency from China, Japan, and the Philippines, holiday menus from USS Sierra, Aldura, and President Adams, and an unidentified photograph, possibly of Brantman. This series is arranged alphabetically.
PAPERS (http://www.history.navy.mil/ar/mike/mccaffree.htm)
The Papers of Captain Burnham C. McCaffree are a set of news clippings, message dispatches, photographs, and correspondence collected by the Captain and his son, Burnham C. McCaffree, Jr. The collection is organized in two series. Series I is a subject file. The folders are divided by subject, and arranged alphabetically. Among items of note are a report on the collision-damaged Wasp's return to New York by Captain McCaffree's son, materials from Wasp's recommissioning and the Wasp-Hobson collision. Series II, Oversize, contains a large photograph taken of Captain McCaffree's first aviation assignment, Fighter Squadron Five. The series also contains Captain McCaffree's scrapbook from his time as captain of USS Wasp and commanding officer, NAS Jacksonville. Series I includes a photocopy of the scrapbook for use by researchers.
PAPERS ON GUAM (http://www.history.navy.mil/ar/alfa/alexander.htm)
Personal correspondence and an executive order from the government of Guam; photographs from Alexander's term as governor of Guam; photographs of ships and naval officers from Alexander's Navy service; programs and brochures commemorating official dinners and receptions; clippings about Alexander's career, the Naval Academy hazing scandal of 1903, and an article from The American Magazine covering an American on Guam during the Japanese occupation; notebook from a 1903 Naval Academy course, Seamanship 52; speeches given by Alexander at the commissioning of USS Guam; a copy of The American Naval Occupation and Government of Guam, 1898-1902.
WELCOME TO GUAM! (http://www.visitguam.org/)
Paradise in the Pacific where America day begins. Information on Guam's history, culture, attractions, travel requirements.
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