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Coco Solo was a United States Navy submarine base and naval air station near the Panama Canal, active from 1918 to the 1960s. History. The submarine base at Coco Solo was established May 6, 1918. [1] . The site corresponds with modern-day Cativá in Panama. It was on the Atlantic Ocean (northwest) side of the Panama Canal Zone, near Colón, Panama.
- 1918–1999
- Naval base
Coco Solo war eine U-Boot -Basis der United States Navy, welche 1918 im Atlantischen Ozean an der Nordwestseite der Panamakanalzone nahe Colón gegründet wurde. Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Geschichte. 2 Wirtschaft. 3 Persönlichkeiten. 4 Weblinks. 5 Einzelnachweise. Geschichte. Coco Solo Hospital wurde im Sommer 1941 gebaut.
25. Juni 2016 · Millions of dollars flow through the area around Coco Solo, the former U.S. military base on Panama's Atlantic coast where Arizona Senator John McCain was born. A small slum squeezed between...
11. Mai 2018 · Coco Solo, birthplace of the late Senator John McCain – Panama Canal Museum Collection. Uncategorized. Coco Solo, birthplace of the late Senator John McCain. August 29, 2018 / 6 Comments. Today, in honor of the late Sen. John McCain’s funeral services, we’re sharing some photos of Coco Solo from our collections.
6. Feb. 2012 · The story of the people living in the area known as Coco Solo, a deserted U.S. Military Base in Colón, Panamá. Paul Skrable. 42K views.
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31. Mai 2016 · Subscribed. 3. 1.2K views 7 years ago. Once a thriving U.S. Naval Base in the Panamanian Province of Colon, Coco Solo is now a crumbling ghost town . Despite a lack of running water, sanitation...
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Coco Solo, while still housing some military, became housing for Panama Canal Company workers. It had a commissary, movie theater, and the Cristobal Junior & Senior High School. In the 1960s as the Cold War escalated, NSGA Galeta Island was also growing – expanding from about 130 sailors in 1966 to around 300 in 1968.