Lt. Castleton was attached to the Meteorological Reconnaissance Squadron. The plane in which he flew was scheduled to depart from Sangley Point to Samar (Philippine Island) then return to Sangley Point. The plane was in radio contact with the control tower at time of take off that morning 5:08 a.m.. However, when Lt. Castleton checked [...]
He had been in New Guinea serving when being transferred to the Philippines his plane was shot down February 10, 1945. It was two or three days before U.S. troops were able to reach the scene in Luzon, Philippines. By then all of his personal belongings were stripped from him except his partially burned S.S. [...]
Voy was T/Sgt in the 180th PLT Co. “C” 565 SW B.N. serving in Noemfor Island, New Guinea. He was a radar tower operator. October 17, 1944, he was on duty in the radar tower with another solider, when an U.S. aircraft hit the tower. Both men were burned and died instantly. Voy was identified [...]
A project 40 years in the making, Tremontons Malad River Corridor Trail System is finally coming to life. Dating as far back as Tremonton City’s 1978 General Plan, it has been the City’s objective to preserve and establish a trail system within the Malad River Corridor . This first Phase of the trail [...]
Winter is right around the corner, which means snowy and icy roads. In order to allow City officials to remove snow and ice in a safe and efficient manner, all vehicles, including trailers, must be removed from all public streets from midnight until 6 a.m., during the months of December, January and February or anytime [...]
