Located on the ocean-facing western seawall of the complex, near the northwestern edge of Adelup Point overlooking Asan Bay and the Philippine Sea.

A rectangular memorial plaque is embedded in the top of a low stone pedestal constructed of rough volcanic rock and coral stone fragments. The plaque bears an inscription commemorating the members of the Halzman Crew, who lost their lives when their aircraft crashed during World War II. It lists the crew members' names, ranks, hometowns, and duties, and was dedicated on May 11, 2005.

20TH AIR FORCE USAAC

314TH BOMB WING

29TH BOMB GROUP (VH)

52ND SQUADRON

WORLD WAR II

DURING THE EARLY MORNING HOURS OF 11 MAY 1945, ELEVEN BRAVE

MEN DEPARTED THIS ISLAND IN A B-29 SUPERFORTRESS. MOMENTS

AFTER TAKE OFF, A TRAGIC EVENT ENDED THEIR MISSION. THEIR SOULS

NOW CALLED TO HEAVEN, THEIR FURTHER DUTY UNKNOWN BUT TO

GOD. TEN OF THESE MEN ARE AT ETERNAL REST BENEATH THE

SURFACE OF THESE PEACEFUL WATERS.

THIS MONUMENT IS DEDICATED TO THEIR MEMORY BY THE SURVIVING FAMILY MEMBERS, FRIENDS.

FOR THE HALTEMAN CREW

DEDICATED 11 MAY 2005

THE CREW