Derry Pictures from 1943
  SN Joseph Retcho provided these pictures of Derry taken during his tour in 1942-43. 
Top: Shipquay Street; and The Guild Hall - 1st Anniversary of the Red Cross 
Bottom: William Street; and The Guild Hall Square in front of Derry Walls 

US Sailors take part in 50-Mile walk in 1964  
From left to right: Edward Matthews, Ernest Miller, John Larsen, David Bland and Clarence 'Joe' Thigpen

RM Dave Bland provided this picture from a 1964 Derry Newspaper.
RM Joe Visco provided the above names and the following story of the Walk from the base newspaper: 

NAVY MEN IN LONG HIKE; 18 COMPETE, 2 COMPLETE Accepting a challenge to take part in the "All Northern Ireland 50 Miles March" across rugged mountain roads, U.S. Naval Communications Station Londonderry hopefully entered four teams totaling 18 men. Others among the 710 marchers represented the North Irish Brigade, the Royal Navy, the Royal Air Force, and various colleges and universities. Unfortunately, hot weather and the rugged terrain of the green, craggy hills proved more than a match for most of the aspiring hikers. Only 12 finished the long march. Among this hardy dozen were two U.S. sailors from NAVCOMMSTA Londonderry: William Campbell and Joseph Visco. Their Commanding Officer, Captain A.P. Carpenter, USN, presented each of the two men a suitable award - a new pair of shoes.

Top Row: Kelly Alvis, Susan McCullar, Diane Cullins
Middle Row: Jennifer Newcity, Kathy Jaszewski
Bottom Row: Linda Shea, Donald Jaszewski, Holly Holland
Missing from picture: Allison Lynch
In April of 1971 these Base children, who were pupils of the "Dorian School of Dance,"
became the first Americans to compete in the "Feile Rinnce Cholmcille" competition.
They received a great ovation from the audience.
(RM Dick Shea's wife Margaret provided this picture.)

U.S. NAVCOMMSTA Londonderry Chief Petty Officers, Circa: 1966
(UTC Ed White (65-67) provided this picture)