Category:Naval Base Subic Bay

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English: U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay was a major ship-repair, supply, and rest and recreation facility of the United States Navy located in Zambales, Philippines. Following its closure in 1992, it was transformed into the Subic Bay Freeport Zone by the Philippine government. Therefore, photos taken after 1992 should not be added to this category.

Naval Base Subic Bay

former naval base in the Philippines used by the United States

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Instance of

naval base (–1992)

Location

United States of America

Located in or next to body of water

Subic Bay

Replaced by

Subic Special Economic and Freeport Zone

Map

14° 48′ 28″ N, 120° 16′ 41″ E

Authority file
Q1458014 VIAF ID: 159594024 Library of Congress authority ID: n93050322 National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007533127505171
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Subcategories

This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.

F

Fort Wint‎ (6 F)

N

Naval Air Station Cubi Point‎ (1 C, 59 F)

S

Ships at Naval Base Subic Bay‎ (106 F)

U

United States Navy images from Subic Bay‎ (68 F)

Media in category "Naval Base Subic Bay"

The following 101 files are in this category, out of 101 total.

1st Platoon, A Company, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines aboard USS Tuscaloosa (LST-1187) at Naval Station Subic Bay, Philippines in December 1989.jpg 5,838 × 4,167; 13.69 MB
203 mm gun is lowered on the dock at Naval Station Subic Bay, in 1968.jpg 945 × 611; 351 KB
203mm gun at Naval Station Subic Bay, in 1968.jpg 591 × 865; 200 KB
428-GX-K-125742 (26873410511).jpg 2,260 × 1,602; 1.44 MB
80-CF-21338-6 USS Augusta (CA-31).jpg 1,280 × 1,014; 162 KB
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80-G-509872-M.jpg 1,161 × 823; 252 KB
80-G-509872-N.jpg 1,145 × 877; 291 KB
A computer operator enters information into the Naval Supply Depot requisition tracking system in the data processing center - DPLA - 1ba7b419e11daba0e2aead9b6c717a0c.jpeg 2,860 × 1,910; 1.69 MB
A low angle view of ships docked at the pier as the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS HADDOCK (SSN-621) passes by. Among the docked ships is the store ship USNS RIGEL (T-AF-58) - DPLA - e5f272d41cc4b934510e669928585b67.jpeg 2,980 × 2,030; 3.75 MB
A port quarter view of the Philippine tank landing ship RPS SAMAR DEL NORTE (LT-510), the former USS NASEMOND COUNTY (LST-1064), forward of the NORTE is the Philippine auxiliary fle - DPLA - 970a640ea96f4581376d706b47f36acd.jpeg 2,830 × 1,880; 2.15 MB
A site survey of the Port of Subic is being conducted on October 4, 2011 at Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines . This survey was carried out in order to prepare for an off-loading that will happen on 111004-M-UY788-001.jpg 4,752 × 3,168; 4.71 MB
A site survey of the Port of Subic is being conducted on October 4, 2011 at Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines . This survey was carried out in order to prepare for an off-loading that will happen on 111004-M-UY788-012.jpg 4,752 × 3,168; 4.26 MB
A site survey of the Port of Subic is being conducted on October 4, 2011 at Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines . This survey was carried out in order to prepare for an off-loading that will happen on 111004-M-UY788-015.jpg 4,752 × 3,168; 4.34 MB
Aerial photo of the former US Naval station Olongapo on 15 December 1944.jpg 4,517 × 4,015; 7.27 MB
Aerial view Naval Station Subic Bay, Philippines, in 1961.jpg 1,181 × 728; 316 KB
Aerial view of Naval Base Subic Bay.jpg 2,936 × 1,930; 2.57 MB
Aerial view of US Naval Station Subic Bay in October 1941.jpg 5,796 × 4,380; 9.81 MB
Aerial view Olangapo Naval Station 1928 NARA 19-LC-19C.jpg 4,807 × 3,642; 7.56 MB
An aerial view of the back gate area (Subic side) at the US Naval Facility - DPLA - c42de565cd952a06f8efe0d56ed48586.jpeg 2,800 × 1,863; 4.18 MB
An aerial view which includes the officers club, near water, and the Mubahay bachelor officers quarters and adjacent tennis courts - DPLA - 2a7dda803aa5b015b8c9c5704d3a5c31.jpeg 2,930 × 2,030; 3.47 MB
Ash covers the naval station following the eruption of Mount Pinatubo, a volcano which came to life in June 1991 for the first time in over 600 years - DPLA - 02ecad0587390df1e4bf3a9272b4371c.jpeg 3,000 × 1,979; 3.34 MB
Ash from Mount Pinatubo covers NS Subic Bay.jpg 3,000 × 1,947; 3.61 MB
Ash from Mount Pinatubo crushes a building at NS Subic Bay.jpg 3,000 × 1,982; 3.33 MB
Bomb racks await loading on USNS Buyer (T-AK-2033) prior to closure of NS Subic Bay.jpg 2,890 × 1,900; 2.57 MB
CH-46 offloads food supplies for Vietnamese refugees on Grande Island.jpg 2,072 × 1,463; 231 KB
Debris on RVNN ships at Naval Base Subic Bay.jpg 2,068 × 1,433; 264 KB
Defense.gov News Photo 091003-N-2218S-126.jpg 3,008 × 2,000; 1.65 MB
Grande Island.JPEG 2,800 × 1,870; 3.94 MB
Grumman F-14A Tomcats of VF-1 in flight over Subic Bay, Philippines, in 1978.jpg 1,417 × 906; 644 KB
K-109092.jpg 1,191 × 949; 273 KB
K-109096.jpg 947 × 1,165; 202 KB
Marines Offload USS From Valley Forge, January 1967 (29230149522).jpg 2,237 × 1,490; 224 KB
MPs search newly arrived Vietnamese refugees at Subic Bay.jpg 2,088 × 1,542; 235 KB
NAS Cubi Point and NS Subic Bay.jpg 2,780 × 1,900; 3.45 MB
NASCubiPt.JPEG 2,840 × 1,900; 3.77 MB
Naval Supply Depot at the U.S. Naval Station Subic Bay, Philippines, on 2 April 1967.jpg 1,063 × 666; 475 KB
NS Subic Bay Naval Exchange.jpg 2,798 × 1,863; 4.38 MB
NS Subic Bay power plant.jpg 2,800 × 1,858; 4.13 MB
O3U-1 Corsairs on a barge alongeside of USS Heron (AM-10) in Subic Bay, circa in 1933 (NH 51872).jpg 5,720 × 4,090; 8.22 MB
Oryoku Maru aerial attack.jpg 395 × 500; 52 KB
Parachute Arrival, Subic Bay, circa 1964 (49277979458).jpg 2,258 × 1,547; 112 KB
Parachute Arrival, Subic Bay, circa 1964 (49278452081).jpg 2,294 × 1,505; 110 KB
Philippine naval medical personnel prepare to examine some of the 109 Vietnamese refugees brought to Naval Base, Subic Bay by the petroleum tanker OVERSEAS VIVIAN (T-AOT-2006). The - DPLA - e56fb1f82e6527bd18916a3c62d43bfb.jpeg 2,830 × 1,880; 1.12 MB
Refugees board USNS Sgt. Truman Kimbro at Subic Bay.jpg 2,032 × 1,435; 237 KB
Refugees disembark from the RVNS Tran Hung Dao at Subic Bay.jpg 2,056 × 1,447; 243 KB
Refugees on an LCM pass RVNS Doan Ngoc Tang (HQ-228) at Subic Bay.jpg 2,020 × 1,468; 227 KB
Refugees wait to board USS Green Forest at Subic Bay.jpg 1,988 × 1,442; 233 KB
Removing debris from RVNN ships at Naval Base Subic Bay.jpg 2,110 × 1,465; 239 KB
Rudder of USS Higbee (DD-806) in drydock 1972.jpg 549 × 646; 177 KB
RVNAF UH-1s on USS Hancock as it arrives at Subic Bay.jpg 2,016 × 1,472; 228 KB
RVNN ships approach Subic Bay carrying refugees.jpg 1,992 × 1,472; 210 KB
RVNS Han Giang (HQ-401) approaches Subic Bay.jpg 2,024 × 1,478; 241 KB
RVNS Loi Cong (HQ-330), Tam Sat (HQ-331) and Nguyen Ngọc Long (HQ-230) and freighter Bong Hong 9 at Naval Base Subic Bay.jpg 2,076 × 1,486; 213 KB
RVNS My Tho (HQ-800) approaches Subic Bay.jpg 2,016 × 1,450; 248 KB
Seasick Masthead.jpg 1,070 × 513; 139 KB
Ships docked at the U.S. Naval Station Subic Bay, Philippines, on 28 August 1981 (6352680).jpg 2,933 × 1,951; 2.29 MB
Ships moored at the U.S. Naval Station Subic Bay, Philippines, on 19 October 1981 (6352616).jpg 2,913 × 1,917; 1.48 MB
Sikorsky HSS-1 of HS-6 flies over USS Philippine Sea (CVS-47) at Subic Bay in 1958.jpg 1,181 × 631; 388 KB
SRF Subic Bay and USS Brunswick June 1991.jpg 3,000 × 1,988; 2.22 MB
Subic Bay Deactivation Ceremony.png 1,860 × 2,830; 9.93 MB
Subic Bay Supply Depot.jpg 2,800 × 1,870; 4.95 MB
Subic Bay with Submarine Underway, circa 1964 (49278452211).jpg 2,226 × 1,473; 135 KB
SubicBay.jpg 2,939 × 1,945; 1.82 MB
Tamaqua (YTB-797) transports Vietnamese refugees to Grande Island.jpg 2,072 × 1,553; 219 KB
The dock landing ships USS ALAMO (LSD 33), left, and USS FORT FISHER (LSD 40) lie tied up alongside one another at the naval station - DPLA - 2e13be6cf477cd521cf3922a3d05b587.jpeg 2,830 × 1,850; 2.81 MB
The large harbor tugs WAUWATOSA (YTB 775) and NIANTIC (YTB 781) maneuver the battleship USS MISSOURI (BB 63) into port - DPLA - 72fbe482568d640744e31ae9cbe7f019.jpeg 1,860 × 2,820; 1.85 MB
The US Navy (USN) Wasp Class Amphibious Assault Ship, USS ESSEX (LHD 2) (left) and the USN Dock Landing Ship, USS HARPERS FERRY (LSD 49) prepare to get underway at Subic Bay, Republ - DPLA - fb36ea3ac7353a7f950e903b24d24dda.jpeg 3,000 × 2,008; 1.47 MB
U.S. Navy band playing at Naval Base Subic Bay, circa in 1957.jpg 950 × 601; 391 KB
US Flag lowered and Philippine flag raised during turnover of NS Subic Bay.jpg 2,820 × 1,890; 2.59 MB
US Naval Base Subic Bay aerial c1969.jpg 817 × 544; 317 KB
US warships in Subic Bay in the 1950s.jpg 1,518 × 796; 509 KB
USNS Sgt. Truman Kimbro at Subic Bay.jpg 1,801 × 1,180; 194 KB
USS Ajax and USS Pompey at Olongapo Naval Station, Philippines, 22 February 1915 (NH 88564).jpg 5,656 × 3,134; 4.25 MB
USS Augusta (CA-31) in drydock USS Dewey (YFD-1) at Olongapo, Philippine Islands, 29 January 1936 (80-CF-21338-3).jpg 5,709 × 4,296; 7.75 MB
USS Boston (CAG-1) and USS Long Beach (CGN-9) docked at Naval Station Subic Bay, Philippines, in April 1967.jpg 1,299 × 774; 377 KB
USS Hancock (CVA-19) returning from Frequent Wind 1975.jpg 1,497 × 664; 447 KB
USS Hancock arrives at Subic Bay after Operation Frequent Wind.jpg 2,020 × 1,455; 188 KB
USS Hancock enters Subic Bay after Operation Frequent Wind.jpg 2,140 × 1,477; 231 KB
USS Isabel (PY-10) in the Dewey dry dock at Olongapo Naval Station, Philippines, 1933 (NH 80116).jpg 5,657 × 3,921; 7.12 MB
USS Philippine Sea (CVS-47) at Subic Bay in 1958.jpg 942 × 637; 343 KB
USS Roark (FF-1053), USS Harold E. Holt (FF-1074) and USS Brooke (FFG-1) moored at Naval Base Subic Bay on 15 June 1982 (6382026).jpg 2,830 × 1,810; 938 KB
USS Valley Forge and USNS Breton, Subic Bay, circa 1964 (49278451946).jpg 3,150 × 2,130; 2.69 MB
USS Valley Forge Docked at Subic Bay, circa 1964 (49278654262).jpg 3,139 × 2,089; 2.05 MB
Vietnamese evacuees await barges to Grande Island.jpg 2,016 × 1,449; 228 KB
Vietnamese evacuees disembark USS Hancock at Subic Bay.jpg 2,108 × 1,550; 261 KB
Vietnamese evacuees helped onto barges to Grande Island.jpg 1,444 × 2,022; 244 KB
Vietnamese refugees arrive on barges at Grande Island.jpg 2,076 × 1,551; 264 KB
Vietnamese refugees clear trash from the deck of an RVNN ship.jpg 2,072 × 1,464; 267 KB
Vietnamese refugees disembark at Naval Base Subic Bay from RVNS Tran Hung Dao (HQ-01).jpg 2,060 × 1,461; 236 KB
Vietnamese refugees disembark from the RVNS Tran Hung Dao (HQ-01) at Subic Bay Naval Base.jpg 1,464 × 1,988; 217 KB
Vietnamese refugees disembark from USS Hancock at Subic Bay.jpg 2,020 × 1,475; 224 KB
Vietnamese refugees move into temporary housing on Grande Island.jpg 2,007 × 1,455; 231 KB
Vietnamese refugees on the deck of USNS Sgt Truman Kimbro (T-AK-254) as it arrives at Naval Base Subic Bay.jpg 2,048 × 1,475; 241 KB
Vietnamese refugees on the RNVS Tran Hung Dao at Subic Bay.jpg 2,099 × 1,546; 214 KB
Vietnamese refugees on USS Denver.jpg 2,084 × 1,461; 231 KB
Vietnamese refugees prepare to disembark at Naval Base Subic Bay from RVNS Tran Hung Dao (HQ-01).jpg 2,000 × 1,460; 237 KB
Vietnamese refugees transported on the Nashua (YTB-774) to NAS Cubi Point.jpg 1,988 × 1,443; 234 KB
Warning sign for U.S. military personnel at Naval Station Subic Bay, in 1965-1966.jpg 309 × 297; 77 KB
Weapons left on an RVNN ship at Subic Bay.jpg 1,452 × 2,081; 260 KB
Welcome sign for NS Subic Bay.jpg 2,770 × 1,900; 1.67 MB

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