PAA’s hotel facility at Sumay, Guam - Japanese Navy bombers flew over and destroyed it

PAA's hotel facility at Sumay, over-looking Apra Harbor on Guam. Shortly after adding this new hotel addition, World War II started and Japanese bombers flew over and destroyed most of this base. After that,

Japanese forces arrived to

invade Guam and take control.

Some of the toughest WW-II

Pacific fighting was over these islands, which became a key platform for the use of strategic B-29 bombers against Japan.

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The Pan Am Guam Base

The Pan Am Guam Base. PAA's hotel facility at Sumay, over-looking Apra Harbor on Guam. Shortly after adding this new hotel addition, World War II started and Japanese bombers flew over and destroyed most of this base. After that, Japanese forces arrived to invade Guam and take control. Some of the toughest WW-II Pacific fighting was over these islands, which became a key platform for the use of strategic B-29 bombers against Japan.

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