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Seventy-Five Years at Willis Island

Preface

Foreword

Chapter 1: Willis Island Today

Chapter 2: Willis Island is Conceived

Chapter 3: Willis Island is Born

Chapter 4: The Early Years

Chapter 5: Life in the 1930s

Chapter 6: Willis Island at War (1941–42)
Information Provided by Bill Smith

Chapter 7: After the War

Chapter 8: Willis Island—1960s Style

Chapter 9: The Value of Willis Island

Chapter 10: The Original Inhabitants

Appendix 1: Willis Island Milestones

Appendix 2: Willis Island Officers

Appendix 3: Log of Willis Island Observations, December 1922

Appendix 4: References


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W. T. P. (Bill) Smith about to release a pilot balloon, 1941–42 (Photograph courtesy of W. T. P. Smith)

  Bill Smith

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The living quarters, 1941–42. The 6000 gallon water tank is in the foreground (Photograph courtesy of W. T. P. Smith)

  Living quarters

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