The Old Piers by Navy Town. Attu, 1993. Is that the "fog monster" in the background? (Photo by Pete Wolfe, provided by R. Thibault)

Coco, the Attu Coast Guard Station mascot. January, 1995. (Photo by Jim Flynn, provided by R. Thibault)

A black and white panoramic view from Attu. 1995 (Photo by Jim Flynn, provided by R. Thibault

This is a composite of a view looking towards Massacre Bay, probably from Artillery Hill. This file is about 85kB, so, if you've got a slow modem grab a cup of coffe. You'll have to pan left and right to see this one! This image is being touched up, and will be uploaded when finished. (Courtesty R. Thibault)

This photo was taken on Attu in the May/June 1995 time frame. It is showing the front of the Coast Guard's Loran Station. (Photo by Jim Flynn, provided by R. Thibault, Coord H5)

Coast Guard Area and Air Strip, Attu, AK. May-June 1995. (Photo by Jim Flynn, provided by R. Thibault)

Attu's Coast Guard Station and Runway. May-June 1995. (Photo by Jim Flynn, provided by R. Thibault)

Attu's Massacre Valley and the Jarmin Pass, 1995. (Photo Jim Flynn, provided by R. Thibault)

A May-June 1995 panoramic view of what was the Marine Area in 1945, looking South towards Massacre Bay in the direction of Casco or Temnac Bay. Image is about 100kB. Click on the left, middle, or right section of the image to bring up a magnified view of those sections. (Photo by Jim Flynn, provided by R. thibault)

A 1995 panoramic view of what was the Marine Area in 1945, looking South towards Massacre Bay in the direction of Casco or Temnac Bay. This image is the same as the center image in the above panoramic, but with identifying tags showing what was what. Near the upper right of the photo you can see the remains of the guard shack seen in photo #5 of the Attu WWII page. (Photo by Jim Flynn, provided by Rene "Frenchy" Thibault)