Fetlock | Operations & Codenames of WWII
The USA began construction of an airstrip on the wide section of Funafuti shortly before the war. However, the US Army refused a US Navy request to garrison the island early in 1942 to help protect
Data and Station Information for FUNAFUTI B
Using metadata from the National Tidal Centre Australia, Funafuti B, Tuvalu has been made RLR. Primary benchmark BM 22 is 4.012m above datum Tide Staff Zero (TSZ).
Operational Naval Base Funafuti in WWII
The base was part of a broader effort to establish a network of logistical support across the Pacific Theater. Operations from Funafuti helped in the interdiction of enemy supply lines and
Data and Station Information for FUNAFUTI
Please note: In many cases, the station position in our database is accurate to only one minute. Thus, the tide gauge may not appear to be on the coast.
Occupation of Funafuti Atoll (Operation Fetlock), 2 October 1942
Operation Fetlock, or the occupation of Funafuti Atoll (2 October 1942) saw the Americans seize the largest atoll in the Ellice Islands, ready to turn it into a base to use against the Japanese in the
The Pacific War Online Encyclopedia: Funafuti
The island was secretly reoccupied on 2 October 1942 by elements of 5 Marine Defense Battalion (Operation FETLOCK) and Navy base forces began dredging the passes and charting of the lagoon.
Tuvalu breaks ground on first undersea telecommunications cable
The groundbreaking ceremony marks the commencement of land-based works needed to land the telecommunications cable in Funafuti, including the installation of a beach manhole, duct
Naval Base Funafuti Explained
Naval Base Funafuti was a naval base built by the United States Navy in 1942 to support the World War II effort. The base was located on the Island of Funafuti of the Ellice Islands in the Western Pacific
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