Clark Air Base (CAB) Home Pages

It was a unique experience for many Americans! The process of taking what amounts to a small town of 20,000 folks and plunking it down in the middle of the Philippines yielded a wonderful experience. Given that most former residents may never visit Clark or see their friends again, the need for this page is obvious.

Even though we're the Clark AB Pages, we also welcome anyone who was at Clark Field, Fort Stotsenburg, Camp John Hay, Camp O'Donnell, Camp Wallace, Nichol's Field, Fort William McKinley, Port of Manila or any other U.S. Army or Air Force installation in the Philippines.

History
Clark's rough start in the 19th century gave way to warm friendship between the Filipino and American military. An era ended in 1991 with the eruption of Mt Pinatubo.

Publications
Now in stock: The Corregidor Story, the 1968 edition of the Clark Air Base Handbook, and several Philippine Flyer issues! Also see NCO Club Newsletters. For Mount Pinatubo items, see Airman Magazine and the Home For Christmas Philippine Flyer issue.

Maps
Road maps, base maps, aeronautical charts, and satellite photos. And there's much more, including blueprints, in our map directory.

Photos
Hold onto your seat -- we've got over 100 MB of photos online! Plus some excellent photo essays by people who were at Clark.

Organizations
Including the 13 AF, 3 CSG, 3 SPG, 405 FW, and 5 CMG. Check the offsite links below for more!

Sounds
Listen to actual broadcasts and recordings from Clark AB in the form of MP3 and RealAudio files.

Links
The most exhaustive list of Clark links anywhere! For personal web pages of those who attended Clark schools, drop by the WHOA site.

FAQ
Almost everything you wanted to know -- and didn't -- about living halfway around the world! Climatological normals for the base are here.

For retirees
A special page for retirees still in the Clark area. Contains year 2000 issues of the Afterburner and a RAO office link.

If you want to share your Clark AB experience and photos for posterity, please contact me at the link below. Services available for free include creating a permanent page on this website for you to tell your story, giving you user space if you'd like to upload your own files, and scanning/returning photos to you. -- Tim