Survey of the submerged ordnance at Camel Rock and War in the Pacific NHP, Guam
By: conducted by Dwayne Minton ... [et al.].
Contributors: War in the Pacific National Historical Park (Guam)
Publisher: War in the Pacific NHP
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Asan, Guam
Language: eng
Subjects: Ordnance; Unexploded ordnance; Research
Other titles: Survey of submerged ordnance at Camel Rock
Description: Following World War II, an estimated 64 tons of unexploded Japanese and American ordnance were disposed of into the waters off Camel Rock in Asan Bay Guam. The location of the ordnance was last surveyed in 1978 by the Department of the Navy (Dept. of Navy 1978). Recent concerns over the possible spread of these ordnance, particularly toward the reef flat and beaches within War in the Pacific NHP, has prompted this survey to ascertain the current distribution of the Camel Rock ordnance.
Notes: Cover title.

"February 18, 2006" -- Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 5).