Visit the LINKS area of this site, where you'll find a list of employers. The Tradewinds Theater on Roi-Namur is covered and is used for DOD shows and community activities.The smaller Yokwe Yuk Theater is covered and shows R-rated movies on weekend evenings.Movies are shown on Saturday, Sunday and Monday evenings. However, picture quality falls short of US standards. It features digital projection and surround sound. The Richardson Theater is open-air (bring a rain coat!) and the oldest structure still in use on Kwajalein.Movies are shown at two locations on Kwajalein and one on Roi-Namur. There are a lot of clubs and groups participating in various other activities - too many to list here. kite flying (high and gusty winds make this a challenge).radio-controlled aircraft (bring your own!).boating (sail and power boats for rent, or bring your own).swimming (lagoon and two salt-water pools).Outdoor activities and water sports are plentiful. Other mis-information on the internet comes from people who have a political statement to make about the United States and see our very complex relationship with the Marshall Islands as an easy target. You're usually not there long enough to feel the impact of the downside. It's a lot like going on vacation and absolutely falling in love with the destination. DO NOT BE FOOLED! In the most simple terms, Kwajalein is an American town with American town problems.Ī lot of the mis-information out there, like 'no crime', comes from mostly well-intentioned people making observations after visiting Kwajalein for short-term projects. You can't just run to the big city for things you need or want - it's a long flight and rather expensive! A large number of web sites paint Kwajalein in a utopian light. Kwajalein is very much like a small US town, with one extremely important difference. Homebodies and mall rats might find the adjustment quite difficult to take or might not be able to adjust at all. If you're into outdoor and athletic activities, especially where water is involved, Kwajalein has something to offer. Some find it a paradise, while others begin counting the days to departure almost as soon as their feet hit the ground. Of course, living here means different things to different people. This is the most difficult question to answer. This information was current as of November, 2004. The answers to the following questions come from my personal experiences and feelings after six years on Kwajalein. Kwajalein Control Facility - Kwajalein Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands

Kwajalein tidal pools