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U.S. Navy•12 members
Naval Magazine Guam, also known as NAVMAG Guam, was established during World War II following the U.S. liberation of Guam from Japanese forces in 1944. Originally constructed as an ammunition depot to support ongoing military operations in the Pacific Theater, it played a critical role in storing and supplying munitions for U.S. Navy and allied forces. Over the decades, NAVMAG Guam has continued to serve as a key logistics hub, providing ordnance storage, handling, and distribution capabilities for the U.S. Pacific Fleet. Today, it remains an essential asset for regional security and U.S. military readiness in the Indo-Pacific region.
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