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ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam (AP) — Officials at Andersen Air Force Base say an airman who went missing days ago during a nighttime swim off a Guam beach is presumed dead. The base's 36th Wing said in a news release Sunday that search-and-recovery efforts that began after Master Sgt. Greg Ramos of the Hawaii Air National Guard was reported missing around midnight Nov. 21 have produced no signs of him. Authorities were alerted to a missing swimmer off Tarague Beach. They continued their search through Saturday. Brig. Gen. Douglas Cox, the 36th Wing commander, said the military is "extremely saddened" and he offered prayers for Ramos' family and friends. He cautioned that while "the waters off Guam are beautiful and inviting," they can be dangerous. Tarague, Serena and Scout beaches on the base were closed until further notice.

Military: Airman who went swimming off Guam presumed dead