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LORAN STATION ULITHI
10 04
14.5N – 139 40 24.3E (Potangeras Is.)
10 04 14.5N – 40 40 24.3E (1948 Op Data Report)
10 01 31.4N 139 47 27.7E (1952-Falalop Island)
10 04 14.5 N 139 40 24.3 E (1960 Mercury
Datum)
Pictures
Fact Sheet
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Site Survey: |
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Construction Date |
17 DEC
1944 - FEB 1945 – Pontangeras Island.
1 MAR 1945 Station commissioned turnover to 14th
District
1 June 1952 - Pontangeras Island moved to Falalop |
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Constructed by: |
Construction DET “C” -
Pontangris Island |
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Established: |
DEC 1944 |
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Disestablished: |
FEB 1965 |
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Operated by: |
USCG |
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Chain: |
MARIANAS |
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Station Letter
designation: |
2L1, 2L2
“H” |
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Station code name: |
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Station Unit Number: |
CG UNIT 338
Nay Unit 926 |
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Radio Call Sign: |
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Station aka: |
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On-air testing date: |
4H2 – 27
DEC 1944 |
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Operational date: |
12 JAN
1945 |
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Operations Ceased: |
1 FEB
1965 – Relocation station operations to YAP |
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Station Operation: |
4H2 –
Single MASTER (SM)
2H2, 2H3 - Double MASTER (DM)
2L1,2L2 – Double MASTER (DM) |
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Station pair: |
4H2 -
GUAM (COCOS Is.)
2H2 – Guam (COCOS Is.)
2L1 – ANGAUR
2L2 - GUAM (OROTE POINT) |
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Loran Rate: |
4H2, 2H2, 2L1,
2L2 |
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On-Air: |
4H2 – 12
JAN 1945
2H2 – 1 JUN 1952
2L1 – 15 AUG 1953
2L2 – 1 MAY 1953 |
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Off-Air |
4H2 –
Change of Rate
2H2 – 1 MAY 1953
2L1 – 1 FEB 1965 Relocation of station operations to YAP
2L2 – 1 FEB 1965 Relocation of station operations to YAP |
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Monitor Rate: |
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Equipment: |
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Personnel Allowance: |
1950 Crew:
LTJG, EN, SN, BM, HM, CS, 8-ETs, RM
JAN 1953 – LTJG, ETC, ET2, 4 ET3, RM2, CS1, HM1, EN1, EN3,
DC2, BM1, 2 SN |
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Miscellaneous: |
1944 - 1ST
station on Potangeras Island
1 JUN 1952 - 2nd station on Falalop Island
1960 - Typhoon Ophelia stuck the island
1 FEB 1965 – Station operations relocated to YAP |
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Commanding Officers /
Officers in Charge |
1st CO:
ENS Lloyd White 1944 -1945
CO: LTJG Goldberg JUL 1946 - 1947
CO: LTJG C. E. Haley 1948
CO: LT Vance APR 1960 - APR 1961 |
Documents:
15 OCT 1948 - Operational Data Report - pdf
10 NOV 1948 - Status of Occupancy ltr - pdf
12 JUN 1950 - Falalop Budget Approval - pdf
AUG 1950 - HQs Falalop Inspection report - pdf
08 NOV 1950 - Falalop Permit of Land use msg - pdf
22 NOV 1950 - Station relocation Dispatch - pdg
30 NOV 1950 - Falalop Antenna Location Msg - pdf
07 MAY 1957 - Emergency Avaition Fuel Storage Guidelines - pdf Pictures

The below photos were located at NARA Washington, DC
US Coast Guard official photos

Living quarters c./APR 1948

Rear View c./APR 1948

View of the station c./APR 1948

c./FEB 1949

Station c./1960

Remains of FALALOP station
The below photos were contributed by Emilo Garcia
Photos were taken after Typhoon Ophelia stuck the island c./1960

FN Fenton

EN2 Gus Porro










Thanks Emilo!
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