Does anyone Live on Midway Island

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About Midway

There is nowhere else in the National Willife Refuge System where the life of wild animals and humans is so closely interwoven. In many ways, it is a small town, with all the facilities, facilities and facilities to provide infrastructures to assist a local humanitarian society, along with the operations and administration of Henderson Airfield as an airstrip for refuge.

Once, when Midway was run as a Naval Air Facility, it once served more than 5,000 inhabitants. Whereas the present residential populace is about 40, a large part of the initial infrastructures are still in place. Today, U.S. Fish and Wild-life Service volunteers and contractor live on Midway to help restore and maintain the habitats and biodiversity while offsetting their own impacts on the countryside and marine environment and preserving historic assets.

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And I miss Midway and how it used to be. Next and most important, let's suppose USFWS just goes away from places like Midway - that's where your proposal shows that you know nothing about the issue, or the place. Well, cash, you included, will keep supporting the fortune that is Midway today and in the futures.

Where we live, they have much country and let it develop into poisonous grasses and saplings. I understand that even if a visitors programme is re-established on Midway, the present amenities are sufficient. MPC had an unbelievably "optimistic" look at upcoming visits - it's unbelievably costly to go to Midway.

Apparently I don't have the same kind of affection as someone who was serving there. It was a very beautiful island to live on my back while I was halfway there in the Marine in the years 1978-1979. I' ve got a whole bunch of good recollections of the middle. Not only Midway, but ALL the smaller Pacific and Caribbean Isles of Navassa and Desecheo.

For my part, I would be more than willing to live and work in this beautiful place! But I' m agreeing it's a pity we can't go to Midway. When I was 2 years old, I went there in 1947 and will never be able to go back to the place where I was aborigin.

To know and comprehend how we can save our planet, we and our kids must have easy acces to places like Midway with its great variety of bird and marine life to truly comprehend what is endangered. I' been lucky enough to see Midway twice in 2001.

MPC' did a great task managing the island. I am happy that I was able to see Midway as heaven and blame my children and grandkids for never having this possibility because they only serve themselves to a few who have ruined a great thing. It' obvious that the FWS is planning to turn a wonderful island into a lonely island, as what they have done on Eastern Island proves.

I could only cry when I look at the horrible state Midway is in now. He' wrecked my memory and my dream. I don't see how anyone could let that happen. Do you? I' m so mad that the most gorgeous island in the whole wide globe has been ruined by the USFWL but I want to email you.

I have some suggestions for your diary that may be of interest to you. I' ve been following what's happened to Midway the last ten years. I didn't know, however, that the extraterrestrials that went into the NWS to annihilate the entire story of humanity in relation to Midway.

I hadn' t noticed how horrible they had been with Midway and its people. I' m not confident that any or all of the damage caused can be undone or avoided in the near-term. Interfering with them has made it possible to coat most island with infectious weed, and that is unfortunate, as it is preventing the Laison Albatrosses (Gooney Birds) from having enough places to breed and breed.

So if there's any way Midway can be rescued by the NVA, I just hopefully it will be quick. As one of the last naval groups to serve on Midway, I am astonished at how much the islands have worsened. However, of course, they have ruined most of what was historical in the name of the natural world, and I suppose only a simple positioning allure and complete disdain of anyone or anything other than themselves.

If you wish, please write this down and let me know how I or others can help to save what remains. As a navy I was halfway from November 1948 to November 1949 for a year or so. Somehow this has always impressed me.

I' m often thinking about the middle, and somehow I'd like to come and see you before I died. As small as Midway is, you have to try to keep it in its pristine condition at all cost and yet keep the environment around it working.

I found this website and this footage while trying to find out more about this historical, wonderful island after seeing a United Airlines aircraft in distress land in Midway tonight. I' m embarrassed about what USFWS did to the island. It is a place I would have liked to have visited, but instead our taxpayers' money was used to demolish it.

Hopefully one of these days I will be able to see this atoll! I' m heartbroken about what went down with Midway! Our refuelling stop was on our way across the Pacific to Vietnam and other targets in the Navy! We love the Goony Bird and the beauties of such an untouched island as Midway!

It is another example of what happens when such institutions come into the possession of a bureaucratic system that knows nothing of Midway's historic, culturally and militarily value. Have all veterinarians stand up and ask that Midway be renovated and run for a visitor square and a historic memorial to this nation's galant past and triumph in Midway in World War II, Vietnam, etc.

Freighters stopped at Midway on several occasion and picked up barrels from agents oranges on their way back to Denmark. Spending seventh-grad on Midway, I attended the George Cannon School (1965-1966) and watched my eye crying to see what our administration had done with my early years.

and everyone there had the greatest regard for all the flowers and flowers. We went to the East Island and hunted for fishballs (glass bullets to keep fishnets afloat). One of the lucky ones who visited Midway just before the eco-terrorists of FWS drove Midway Phoenix away.

The MPC reopened Midway a few years after its departure, a resolution that was often cited in the Midway reopening talks, but the unwelcome conservation diary prevailed soon after. Thought then Midway was a nature reserve. So if what I just saw was what just occurred to the island, all I can say is that what the services of wild animals did is a felon!

My recollection of this island was a wonderful place that was fully operational like most naval stations... it's difficult to believe how it is today... it should be a travel target. I' ve been halfway to work and enjoying my free day.

In the mid-1990s, when Midway Phoenix had full operational clout there. It was shocking and shaken by what I saw in Midway's movie from then until today. I only wonder how NWS was able to demolish all the historic building, memorials and artefacts on this once beautiful conserved and well conserved Atollo.

From May 1969 to June 1970 I was based on Midway, it didn't look like it does now. FWS has completely destroyed the island and should be made to make it back the way it was before they had dirty hands on it. One of my life's aims has always been to go to Midway and to find the island in such a state of decay is torture.

Being a Navy Goer and vet, I had the uncommon chance to live on Midway from 1971-1974, went to George Cannon School Grade 2-5. Heaven was Midway. Irony is, when the Navy was there, Midway was well entertained. Return Midway to a supplier such as MPC who can keep a good trade-off between preservation and inspection.

for a year, from November 1967 to November 1968. Though I was alone then and ~22 years old, I didn't quite understand the island's beauties like I do now. Looking through this show almost made me cry to see how this island fell into such a decay under the supervision of the USFWS.

I' ve often thought about going to Midway, but given the present state of things, I would keep the memory I have just as well and think about the better times with all the pictures I've taken. It cannot be returned to its original state, but I am hoping that a builder can be found who will at least be able to recover what was before.

It' s regrettable that more folks don' t know about this island and its historic importance. I think with a little money we can help to keep what this island once stood for and educate others! 50 years ago, my folks used to live on Midway. Like most of us, I have fond recollections of my midway days.

With my Schwinn Stingray "horse" over the whole island ride. I' m going to camp with my scout group on Eastern. This was an unspoilt period for a young man of that age. No. I am very concerned, like all of you, that the USFWS has essentially wrecked the island. It would have been better either to get everyone off the island and let Mother Earth take its course, or to allow a designer to turn it into a real haven.

Well, at least I have great recollections. You' re updating the island is heart-rending. I' m missing these mornings on Midway. Thank you for taking the liberty of sending your message. There you will find many of our expanded Midway series. It was in the US Navy, based on Midway in 1958 for 9 month, connected to AIRBARSRON 2 GD.

The Google Streetview trip across the island recently took place. This is one of the most gorgeous Pacific Island dedicated to doom. Aged about 20 years and some of my favorite memoirs are of Midway, which I still recall 57 years later. Hello everyone, this is my first time visiting this blogs; this website contains notable and really good information to help you.

l went to Midway three nights ago....... He stayed 24h on the island. Clipper House is now used by today's firm as one of the largest chows in the world. It' an exorbitant cost for the ONE, only firefighter there! There are currently about 40 people on the island. I' m guessing the present contractors are reducing personnel there.

Large parts of the island are taboo for people. Gooney poultry have been laying egg there without worry since man arrived and transformed the island. But unfortunately, after seeing the tape, I realised that the event could have been so much more! Thank you for taking the opportunity to tell us about your recent Midway trip.

After arriving in Midway at Thanksgiving 1972, I remained an air traffic controller until Nov. 74, working in both the control towers and the GCA team. A classmate of mine who invited me to Thanksgiving lunch and took me on a part-time job came to see me the next morning.

I' m informed that the island was without a tree before the Navy took it over. and how awful this place would be. The image of the tree free East Island supports my thoughts. Animals there could take less of a concern for people.

and now a realization of what is. All I can say is that I pray that the Midway of tomorrow contains some sense where the goonies will be accepted when they do their pairing dances. Had Midway been used for the "free spirits" instead of the army, it would have survived forever.

" Exactly how does the reduction of road signposts reduces people's security? "for the wild. It is the intention of the signposts to reserve areas for wild animals, which is customary in all protected area. "That in itself is the case, but it disregards the state of affairs. First you tried to part with the USFWS by saying that your on-line photographs did not provide any evidence that you were working for the USFWS, even though you were actually a USFWS-VOLUNTEER and are now a USFWS-staff.

The Midway ist ein ein Gamelife Refuge UND ein Battle of Midway National Memorial. There is no place for a purely wild animal diary at Midway. From November 1967 to October 1968 I was based on the East Island. Midway, Wake and Guam as National Historical Sites are far too important to become familiar with the USFWS.

If the USFWS really want to have a beneficial influence on the sea and bird world, they should finance boom to avoid driftwood and itetsam. While our government is pursuing such a policy, the island nations across the Pacific are shouting across the increasing sea, but they are decimating their own environments with untreated waste water, rubbish and overcrowded water, which allows the Communist Chinese to overfish their waters and are constantly looking for UN-support.

Only a thought that probably makes perfect and would be good for the island. If I had the chance to go to Midway to help manage the island, I would say yes. In the mid-70s, my father worked as a developer on Midway.

It' a disgrace what Midway has become. Maybe you can find someone who was there at the same moment as you were by clicking this page. My mom, my brother, my sister and me landed on Midway in September 1970. He had been on the island for a few month because he had to await free apartments.

It was a beautiful shock place with odd flowers and especially odd little bird. We could keep doing what we did on Midway for an hour s/days, good and not. There I learnt snorkeling and SCUBA diving, I began my obsession with snorkeling, I learnt to read and read fotography (alcohol was cheap), I learnt how to live with those you see every day, I loved (a few times), and I was one of four in the graduating year of 1972 (I still have my schoolring) It was an astonishing miracle period that can never be overtaken.

All the secluded and not isolated areas want for you own private agenda, where all ive seen by these individuals is responsible at FWS, so they can rent trainees or volonteers to work with them, so they can live their imaginations of the Blue Lagoon on secluded isles and Midway Atoll.

Folks running the FWS should be better handled by our gov. because they are lyes who always knowingly dump our taxpayers money iresponsibly when they need on behalf of America and its sanctuaries we need 15 million spies a year to keep up Midway Atoll so 4 to 6 FWS staff can be maintained on hands and feet oh and not forgotten about our 15% life costs adjustmenta ion in our wages every year when the US taxpayers already are paying for their food w /cot, touring and everything...

Had daydreaming of all the recollections Ive had all the folks ive met ive made all the buddies ive made and the tranquility ive found within me while being surrounded thruature and its beauty. I' ve never had as much respect for Mother Earth and its natures as I have now and for the remainder of my live, if not for my own Midway years.

Although you think that humans are only there for sports activities like scuba divers, sports and work, they have a very sound regard for the Laysand Albatross and all the fauna that ours (the Human Game Reserve) has to provide. Im the man who did a multitude of impressive at Midway from browsing, and free dipping with my Hawaiian belt at the outside barrage riff and using my 2? litter net with 2? Open views, opening 24? far and dining and sharing everything I ever asked with everyone around me myself inclusively three of the six salmon and wilderness staff who always asked for more when I was cooking and preparing crude crabs and squid.

he was the young hawaiianer with the ukulelele in one hands and the rod in the other hands, always at the midway banks platform and queing at the hut on the shore before we build the clipper and the beachside pub and I confess that I was the one who took the "green weenies" of the six wheels OHM Gator and rode them on every shore that I could when FWS awoke up in the morn, they saw mile after mile of my bike lanes in the mud and were

"The Improvement Act showed Congress that human beings are vital to the preservation of wild animals and that those who participate in the use and enjoyment of sanctuaries are more likely to be included in their administration. Congresswoman John Fleming, M.D., Committee Chairman - "The FWS has a bad record when it comes to getting a visit to Midway and deteriorating the historical structure of Midway.

Too bad the island's doing so badly. This was a haven when I was based there in 1961.