Comments on: Treasure Isle: Greed, Gold, Toxic Waste

By: IveDoneMyResearch

IveDoneMyResearch — Thu, 19 Jul 2018 06:59:27 +0000

In reply to sdviking. NO, this horse is very much alive. There is a reason you got cancer and you should contact me ASAP. Time matters. There is a statute of limitations. tincturetonic @ gmail.com

By: sdviking

sdviking — Sat, 02 May 2015 13:25:25 +0000

was stationed on TI and came down with CLL in 2005 and AML in 2010 looking for anyone that has had similar experience. Is this story a dead horse or is there anything else pending?

By: Soon K. Lee

Soon K. Lee — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 04:51:05 +0000

Need to post about Environmental Impact Report,Tsunami,and Earthquake.
Also, Not to make T.I as a “den of Corruption”.
I visited 11/23/2011 to T.I. with future vision,but I still doubt about the project because it will be dangerous with the radiation of intoxication and natural disaster.

By: Blacque Jacques Shellacque

Blacque Jacques Shellacque — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 21:10:16 +0000

“He wrote that “a disputed portion of Treasure Island — the Navy says just a few sites, others say possibly the entire island — is radioactive.”

A personal anecdote: An uncle of mine used to be a MSTS employee (now MSC) and when I was a kid I used to go fishing with him at various places around the bay, one of them being Treasure Island. When we went there we would typically go to Pier 21, which was near the NE corner of the island (it appears to be gone now) and on occasion I would go for little walks around the area. Not far from Pier 21 in a northerly direction (where the shoreline turns at an angle in the picture) there was a small ship that was sunk into a large concrete surface in the ground, surrounded at a distance by cyclone fencing that had radiation warning signs posted all around. The marking on the bow of the ship was “PCDC-1”, and I remember being creeped out by the whole thing when I first saw it.

As a matter of fact, the outline of where this ship sat is still somewhat visible near the bottom left of the photo above; there is a lighter colored area of the ground near where the shoreline turns. I have not been back there, so I have no idea what it looks like now.