My dad was a doctor on Kwaj and we lived there from 1986-1990. From what I remember as a kid the hospital was awesome, with friendly competent staff and there was a lot of socializing, beach bbq’s and water polo games among the hospital staff. It was an amazing place to work in the 1980’s and assume it is the same today! As many others have said, hands down the best years of my life! The freedom kids get on Kwaj is unparalleled and builds so much confidence. The endless opportunities for social, sports and beach activities are truly amazing!

Do you remember a woman being murdered by her husband in May of 1954.

Todd, do you remember playing little league baseball for the Cardinals, I still have the picture of our team from back then!!

Steve, my father also worked on Roi , his name is Clark Curry, living on Kwaj was one of the best times of my life. Would love to hear how to get back there as a visitor. I may have a way to do it but it may be hard to prove. My mother was pregnant when we were there but lost the baby at birth. They allowed my father to take the baby to Roi and bury it there. Another interesting thing is that Roi was the same island my father invaded during WW II , he said it was weird working there and remembering the time that they were in landing craft and landed there I wonder if there is a way to see if that I have a relative buried on Roi how I could get back there???