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David Jessup > Below where Raffaelli stood in the last photo are steps. Some have recently been replaced. Note how the cliff falls away from the ladder on both sides.

David Jessup > Page one top portionHaiku Naval Radio Station (located south west of Kaneohe on Oahu, Hawaii) utilized an Alexanderson Very Low Frequency Alternator to send radio signals to submarines while they remained underwater as far away as Tokyo Bay.

David Jessup > HAIKU NAVAL RADIO STATION 1946 photo

David Jessup > Starting up the South side of Haiku Valley. A portion of the ladder is visible at the extreme left just above center.Photo taken July 1954. Preserved and submitted by Tom Mersinger.

David Jessup > January 20, 1943 Haiku Valley. View North-west from 9,000 feet .Several roads have been cut the length of the valley. Antenna Anchor construction sites are barely visible on both the south and north ridges. Notice the razor thin edge at the top of the cliff. Photo preserved and submitted by Tom Mersinger.

David Jessup > Same photo cropped.Notice the residue streaming down the cliff from the new antenna anchor sites. Photo courtesy of Tom Mersinger.

David Jessup > Len Hardy finds the peak a little windy and chilly. Be patient. The weather could be completely different in just a few seconds.

David Jessup > Len Hardy . Notice the plants overgrowing the ladder.

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