Chalan Pago is a Chamorro word that means “Pago Road.” Chalan Pago referred to the area traveled through to get from Hagåtña to Pago, which may lend to the naming of the area, which is covered with Pago trees (hibiscus tiliaceus).
Units from Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps programs at public and private schools gathered in formation at Okkodo High School for the first Islandwide JRO
The American Navy man who was able to escape capture from the Japanese during their occupation of Guam in World War II. He was the only American to do so.