Zeto Point, Adak 1970 & 1971

Mt. Andrew, Mt. Adagdak, ComSta and Zeto Point

my first view as I arrived on the Reeves Aleutian Plane - November 1970

	Zeto Operations - not the place to be during a Tsunami
	Zeto Point and Mt. Adagdak
	Zeto Beach Rocks
	Zeto Point waves -Lurch with bottle, Lou smoking, Mitch with camera
	The Dog House at Zeto Point our 80 hours off might find us here
	1 of the Gun Mounts on Zeto Point
	Sunset at Zeto Point
	Zeto Point Football Team!
	Lunch time during 80 hours off hanging out at Zeto Point
	Lou at the Dog House
	Lou and Lurch at the Dog House for R & R
	Tim and Lou at boathouse
	Grave Marker for Sho-Go (Zeto's dog) *Note below


ShoGo 1968 by Ken Harris	ShoGo 1968 by Rick Gridley	ShoGo 1971

When operations moved into the new building at Zeto in 1971 Sho-Go was not permitted inside. Several watch standers expressed an interest in taking her home when their tour was up on Adak. However, during the ceremonial opening of the building Sho-Go was reported to have bitten an officer from Washington. Shortly afterward she was taken without notice to the dump and shot to the horror of all who loved her. The grave marker in front of the new building was symbolic only. When news spread of what had happened, her remains were removed in the middle of the night from a shallow grave at the dump, and she was buried at another more suitable location.