Cavite (Sangley Point) Philippines Naval Radio Station

10 kw 16068 kc crystal controlled transmitter as in new high frequency room - June 1929	New high frequency room (ex- station battery room) showing six station-built high frequency transmitters. Wiring trenches and spaces on left are reserved for TAL and TAG transmitters - June 1929	500 watt A C W high frequency transmitter - June 1929	Naval radio operators on duty in the receiving hut of the Navy's trans-Pacific high power station at Cavite, Philippine Islands from 1922 Radio Broadcast magazine thanks to Google
Three 600' towers were built in 1917 - one destroyed in 1941 attack, two demolished in 1945
NPO Cavite, Philippines 1927	NPO Cavite, Philippines 1930 - Sangley Point antenna towers in background	NPO Cavite, Philippines 1934 - Sangley Point antenna towers in background	NPO Cavite, Philippines 1940
NPO tower base	Photo from atop an NPO tower	Photo from atop an NPO tower	NPO Cavite View looking southwest from coal bunkers on Sangley Point, 10 April 1917. Note riveting stage on center tower. The other two towers have been completed
View looking northwest, probably from Cavite, following World War I	1930's photo	1941 photo
1945 Tower Demolition by 77th Construction Battalion (Seabees)
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