Sumay Village, a historic Chamorro settlement located in Apra Harbor on the island of Guam, was a hub for international ships and telecommunications before being heavily impacted by war. The village saw Japanese bombings in 1941 and was left in ruins by the military actions during World War II. The

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In July and August of 1944 and 1945, the Chamorro Military Patrol played a crucial role in recapturing Guam from the Japanese forces during World War II. Through intense combat patrols, the local Chamorro scouts aided the US armed forces in locating Japanese troops hidden in the dense jungle vegetat

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Food insecurity is a significant issue, especially in developing regions like Africa, exacerbated by factors such as climate change and population growth. Despite the importance of early prevention, there is limited literature on predicting food crises, unlike conflict outbreaks. This study by Bo An

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When the Japanese invaded Guam in 1941, six American navy men sought refuge in the jungle, aided by the brave Chamorro residents who shielded and moved them despite facing brutality from the Japanese forces. The saga of underground resistance included farmers who provided hiding places on their lanc

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