Thomas. Camp Taylor also served submarines. It's torpedo depot was one reason. The other was special operations of the Combined Field Intelligence Service in support of guerrillas and coast watchers. These guerrilla sub missions originated at Brisbane's,Capricorn Wharf or Mios Woendi. The USS Narwhal (SS-167) one of these boats. She would have a refit at Mios Woendi and be based there for a period. When the war ended the Dutch Navy used the facilities until 1961. PT Squadrons at Camp Taylor at various times: MTB Ron 9 MTB Ron 10 MTB Ron 12 MTB Ron 13 MTB Ron 16 MTB Ron 18 MTB Ron 21 MTB Ron 25 MTB Ron 33 MTB Ron 36 References External links Rising to Victory: The Pacific Submarine Strategy in World War II says Mios Woendi was east of Biak near PTBoats.org, PT Boat Base 21, Mios Woendi, Biak Dictionary of American Naval Aviations Squadrons, Appendix 6 - Patrol Squadron Shore Establishments lists Naval Seaplane Base 2, a.k.a. NAF Biak, as located on Mios Woendi, in 1944 and 1945. Islands of Western New Guinea Landforms of Papua (province) United States Navy installations Military installations closed in 1961