Palms

An unidentified building at Camp Dealey whose roof is covered with palm branches. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

Unidentified men enter and exit the "White Hat" Enlisted Men's Club at Camp Dealey. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

The barracks at Camp Dealey, surrounded by palm trees. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

A group of unidentified submariners on leave relax on the porch of the recreation center at Camp Dealey. Palm trees lean from the winds that blow in from the ocean. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

Photograph of "Trader Vic's at Camp Dealey. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

Some of the barracks at Camp Dealey with the ocean in the background. The camp was located on the east coast of the southern part of Guam and provided recreation for submariners in 1944-1945. Photograph is part of an album entitled "WWII Camp Dealey Sub Recuperation Camp."

Photograph of a grove of coconut palms. Photo is part of Lewis Parks's album entitled "Beautiful Midway Goonie Birds." Photo may have been taken by Lewis Parks, who was an amateur photographer.

Unidentified woman walks in high waters left behind after a hurricane struck Key West, Florida and the Naval Air Station on September 20-21, 1948. Extensive to damage to trees and buildings can also be seen.

Damage to trees, palm trees, and buildings at the Key West Naval Air Station. On September 20-21, 1948 a hurricane struck Key West, Florida damaging several of the buildings at the Naval Air Station and killing three people in the area.

A building at the Key West Naval Air Station shown with windows boarded up to prevent damage from the hurricane that struck Key West, Florida and the Naval Air Station on September 20-21, 1948. Palm trees in front of the building show extensive damage.