- 600°E / 7.800; 134.600 (
Kossol Roads).
Kossol Roads is also
known as:
Kossol P****age, Kaw****ak, Garaseg,
Kanal von
Kossol,
Kossol Durchfahrt,
Kossoi P****age...
-
Naval Base
Kossol Roads also
called Naval Base
Kossol P****age was
major United States Navy base at
Kossol Roads in
northern Palau in the
western Caroline...
- of
various types were in
Kossol P****age.
Because of the
total lack of
anchorages in the
vicinity of
Anguar and Peleliu,
Kossol proved a
roadstead where...
- M****,
Argonne sailed for
Kossol P****age, in the Palaus,
arriving there on 15
December 1944.
While anc****d in
berth 74,
Kossol Roads, the ship
again suffered...
- 9
January 1945
against the U.S.
anchorage at Hollandia, Ulithi, M****,
Kossol Roads and Apra Harbor. I-36
engaged US
ships with
Kaiten at
Ulithi on 12...
- (Battle of Fayal) Gage Roads,
Western Australia Hampton Roads, Virginia, US
Kossol Roads,
Micronesia Lahaina Roads, Hawaii, US
Lingga Roads, Riau Islands,...
-
reconquest of the Philippines, but to
secure the
southern flank and
capture the
Kossol Roads for use as a
staging area, the high
command decided that the islands...
- HBO
series depicts the
Battle of
Peleliu Peleliu Naval Base
Naval Base
Kossol Roads Marines: at
least 1,252 killed, DOW,
missing presumed dead, and 5...
- USS Wadleigh (DD-499) was
helping with
sweeping mines out of the
supply lanes near
Kossol Roads off
Palau on 23
September 1944, when she
struck an
unnoticed mine...
- 750; 126.750 (I-26) I-37 19
November 1944 A Type B1
submarine sunk off
Kossol Roads in the
Palau Islands by the
United States Navy
destroyer escort USS McCoy...
