#07 Battle of the Points, Quinawan Point Area, 2024, 29 June. Map 13: Japanese Landings on Bataan from
Battle of the Points, US Army, The Fall of the Philippines, Chapter XVII. https://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USA/USA-P-PI/USA-P-PI-17.html
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This is the area of the WWII Battle of the Points Area, so it interests me. After my visit to Corregidor, I decided to return to Olongapo via the Bataan West Road. I’m always interested as to what changes have occurred since the Bataan West Road became a nice cruising road! What has happened to jungle, all the WWII battle stories talk about?
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#01. Battle of the Points, Quinawan Point Area, 2024, 29 June. This is a Google Earth graph of some of the WWII Battle of the Points area for your orientation.
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#02. Battle of the Points, Quinawan Point Area, 2024, 29 June. We are looking in the direction towards Luzon Point. The valley in front of us is the Quinawan River Valley (present spelling) and we see a new road coming down into it from the ridge line between it and the Agloloma River Valley.
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#03. Battle of the Points, Quinawan Point Area, 2024, 29 June. We are looking into the center of the battle area!
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#04. Battle of the Points, Quinawan Point Area, 2024, 29 June. We are looking directly down into the Anyasan River Valley area. It seems a lot of work is going on there. I wonder what WWII artifacts they might find.
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#05 Battle of the Points, Quinawan Point Area, 2024, 29 June. This is a view from the Quinawan Battle of the Points area towards North, in the direction of the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (not visible in this picture).
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#06 Battle of the Points, Quinawan Point Area, 2024, 29 June. This is a view north from the view point at the Quinawan Battle of the Points Area.
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#07 Battle of the Points, Quinawan Point Area, 2024, 29 June. Map 13: Japanese Landings on Bataan from
