Remembering Guam Liberation: A man of courage and conviction
If ever a man stood proudly for his people, the Chamorros, for his church, the Catholic Church, and for his adopted country, America.
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If ever a man stood proudly for his people, the Chamorros, for his church, the Catholic Church, and for his adopted country, America.
The American Navy man who was able to escape capture from the Japanese during their occupation of Guam in World War II. He was the only American to do so.
Doctors, nurses and other health staff are taking action in regions across Spain against low wages, deteriorating working conditions and attacks on public health care.
Dozens of CHamorus helped hide Navy radioman George Tweed during the World War II Japanese occupation of Guam. Some hid him for a few days, others for weeks. Tun Antonio
George R. Tweed’s 1945 book “Robinson Crusoe USN” wasn’t really written by Tweed. It was ghostwritten by journalist Blake Clark, based off of Tweed’s account of his experience hiding and