Water For Gitmo: New Plants Supply US Cuban Base
Water For Gitmo: New Plants Supply US Cuban Base
A year-long shortage of water at the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo, Cuba, comes to an end as three distilling plants go into operation. Castro rationed the water. We answered by cutting off the pipe line and taking it in from the States. The base is now self-sufficient - far as water is concerned. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Cuban street, bill board 'Water Condition - Alpha - Conserve Always Be Water Conscious' A sailor walks up to the sign and he takes off the word 'Alpha' and replaces with the word ' Charlie' (this means that Base has all the water it can use) A water faucet attached to a house or shed and a hand turning on the water, there's a hose connected to the water faucet. The hose is taken off the water faucet and the hand turns on the water full blast. Exterior of a water plant. A sprinkler turned on watering the grass. A little boy wearing a sailor hat drinking water from a water hose. Little boy washing his bike with the watering hose. A man washing his car with a turned on water hose. Man kneeling down cleaning and watering his license plate ' US NB (naval base) GTMO Cuba.