Camp Roxas Film Project
Under the American Sun, an independently produced 30-minute film documentary currently in production, will trace the history of Filipino-American immigrants to Guam who resided in Camp Roxas in Agat after World War II as part of the military reconstruction effort.

Preliminary funding was provided through the Guam Humanities Council by the National Endowment for Humanities for a photo exhibit, discussion series and a 10-minute introductory film.  When funding was discontinued (1) (2) through the Guam Humanities Council, the Camp Roxas pursued alternate grant funding as an independent film documentary. Completion is expected in late 2010.

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From the private collection of Jovito & Pilar Malilay (used with permission)
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Director Burt Sardoma and Producer Bernadette Provido Schumann stand in front of aged concrete columns, now in ruins, that once held a welcome sign to the Camp Roxas Recreation Center. (Camp Roxas Film Project photo)
About the Camp Roxas
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We are searching for archival Camp Roxas photos or home movies.

CONTACT US:
camproxasguam@gmail.com
Burt Sardoma Jr., Director
Bernie Provido Schumann, Producer
Alex C. Munoz, Producer
Josephine Mallo-Garrido, Associate Producer
Norman Analista, Special Projects


Cyril Ballard at Camp Roxas Exchange (December 1958)Customer at Camp Roxas Exchange (December 1958)Bob Hino, Masdelco general manager, in front of pay windows at the Masdelco administration building.Staging area where Camp Roxas workers boarded buses to worksites (January 1961)Camp Roxas outdoor movie theater (1959)Newly constructed barracks at Camp Roxas (late 1950s)Masdelco Stevedores home basketball court in front of the Camp Roxas chaplain's quarters. (1959)Christmas entertainment at Camp Roxas stage.Rizal Beach view from beachside looking up at pavilion. (1965)Rizal Beach event. Quonset hut on left housed showers and changing rooms. Potato sack race at Rizal Beach.Contest with coconuts at Rizal Beach.View of Rizal Beach from pavilion.Beachside view of crowd at pavilion railing.View of Orote Point from Rizal Beach pavilion.Rizal Beach basketball courtRizal Beach quonset hut housed changing rooms and showers. Pavilion is shown above.Church restroom built in Iloilo City by Father Jose C. Montano, former Camp Roxas chaplain, with donations from Camp Roxas families (front of photo).Thank you note from Father Jose C Montano, former Camp Roxas chaplain, to Bob Hino, general manager (back of photo).
CLICK ON EACH IMAGE TO VIEW - From the private collection of itsue Hino (used with permission)