View of Malden Island from the air while C-124 approaches for landing.

Sign on way from airstrip to camp welcome's visitors. "Population 30 + 1 pig"

Our limo service consisting of 1 dump truck and one jeep next to chow tent.

Water tanks on to of the tower. Sun heated the water for showers in the afternoon.

Above this was the water tank. It occasionally grabbed our sondes on launch. At rear is power generation building.

Here the famous Malden Restaurant food was prepared by our chef. Refrigeration units at right.

Inflation shelter for balloons next to the Operations Tent.

The 1957th Comm Group in front of their comm tent.

Holmes and Narver staff keep the electric generators going for the camp.

We found a pig, rounded him up and named him Mose III 'Duke of Malden'. Fattened him up, too.

Wyatt, "Doc" Kayse and Don Garbutt after a great day of fishing. A favorite pastime but watch those sharks!

View of our GMD from camp while tracking a weather sonde.

Big Jim Fraser, my maintenance honcho tames the beast, our GMD1 during a run. Did we really track a 1 mb run???

Malden Resort's swimming hole is site for a party.

Dave Weiner takes advantage of one of the fine natural amenities at our fabulous Malden Resort.

Gerry "Frenchie" Guay readies for the 'Keep your feet flat on the board' dive.

One of the many sunsets enjoyed every evening by the 30 + 1 pig of this deserted island.

Everyone is alerted when the plane is sighted, mail call soon.

One of the residents of Malden that nested on the east side of the enclosed lagoon. I borrowed this pic.

Roster (part 1) of Flight F, 6th Weather Squadron, & 1957th Communications Group

Roster (part 2) of 1957th Communications Group and Holmes & Narver Support Services, and our Army Medic.

This certificate was presented to all Malden Island personnel by MSgt Kenneth Benson, our island commander.