Military moving services: we’re proud to serve those who serve
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Serving military families since 1983

In 1983, Richard DeWitt opened DeWitt Transportation Services of Guam, a company that specialized in helping military families move their household goods on and off the island. After more than 35 years of executing DOD- and GSA-sponsored moves, as well as individual, non-sponsored moves, we know exactly how to deliver an easy, efficient move for you.

In all the time we’ve been on Guam, we’ve worked closely with the Air Force and the Navy on countless projects to maintain the facilities that Guam’s service members count on every day. All of our moving crews have pre-approved access to U.S. Naval Base Guam and Andersen Air Force Base, so we can start any project without delay. We move hundreds of military families every year, and we’re both honored and proud to support them.

Have questions on your upcoming move? Looking for storage solutions for any phase of your move? We can help. Our local experts can even give you details on schools, stores or other services to help you make a smooth transition.

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Guam: a strategic stronghold in the Pacific

Since 1944, when the U.S. built its first air base on the island, Guam has been a vital location for the U.S. military.

Today, Guam hosts nearly 7,000 military personnel, and its installations occupy nearly a third of the island’s total area.i The island is home to Joint Region Marianas, which combined Andersen Air Force Base and Naval Base Guam into a single installation.

To deliver support to the military installations on Guam, as well as their personnel, DeWitt Guam created a team exclusively dedicated to military relocations. We’ll work closely with the Personal Property office to coordinate your transition and ensure a seamless experience.

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Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines and Navy: we’ve got you covered

No matter which branch of the military you serve in — and no matter where you’re stationed now — DeWitt Guam will help you make a smooth transition to your new home station. Moving your pets? A car or motorcycle? Concerned about weight or size restrictions? We’ll walk you through the answers to each and every one of your questions, and we’ll help you solve any challenges you might encounter.

There’s a reason thousands of service members and their families have trusted us over the years to help them transition to and from Guam. We recognize the challenges inherent in ANY move to or from Guam — and we understand the additional layer of complexity that our men and women in uniform may encounter.

Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, Navy and Reserves: after 35+ of working in Guam and partnering with our sister companies across the U.S., we’ve handled just about every kind of move for every branch of the military.

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What military members can expect when relocating to Guam

There aren’t that many PCS orders that will take you to a literal island paradise, but that’s what you’ll find in Guam. That being said, it’s probably safe to say that Guam will represent a big change from your current station, so there are a few things you should know before you make the move:

  • The weather: Although the temperatures in Guam are pretty similar year round, with lows around 78 and highs around 87, you might be surprised to hear that Guam does have two seasons. The rainy season (fanuchanan in Chamorro, the native language of the indigenous peoples of Guam) lasts from July through November, while the dry season (fanumnangan) runs from December to April. Average rainfall sits between 80-100″ year, although rain showers are often short and pass quickly. Finally, paradise comes with a price: Guam is at risk for typhoons year round, although large storms are more likely from July through September.
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