depscribe's photos with the keyword: Guantanamo Bay

And here it is being run.

Note that the milk is "filled." That means it's made from skim or dried milk, reconstituted with non-milk substances.

Ridley's sea turtles nest on the beach at GTMO, and when they hatch children and their parents see the baby turtles safely to the water, before birds and other predators can get them.

Surfers do their best on the low waves at the beach. Extra care is required, lest they end up on the other side of the fence, in Cuba. Fishing is also popular, but all fishing boats are required to have two engines, lest an engine failure allows a boat to drift into Cuban waters.

The American flag, then the Navy flag, then -- just like on the mainland -- the golden arches!

A baby Ridley's sea turtle heads for the water. Once there, the danger of getting eaten by a shore bird is reduced, but life is still rough -- there's only a small chance this one reached adulthood.

. . . is the Cuban town of Guantanamo. Sugar is shipped from here. It is also where Cubans who work on the base live -- strange but true.

GTMO used to get its water from mainland Cuba, but after a dispute with the Cuban government the Navy built a desalination plant. The water is good but expensive.

Flies this flag when mail has arrived.