Central Luzon – Page 41 – Philippine-Sailor

Media Category: Central Luzon

This Central Luzon category will encompass all the provinces of this Central Luzon Region

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Zf703. 2008-01-17 only a few hundred feet further from the US Military Reservation Marker and the Death March Marker #112 is the entrance to the Capas National Shrine. We see the obelisk! This is a quote from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capas_National_Shrine On 9 April 2003, a 73-metre (240 ft) obelisk symbolizing peace[4] and new memorial wall were […]

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Zf702. 2008-01-17 Only a few hundred feet further from the US Military Reservation Marker and the Philippine Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor Memorial Marker is the entrance to the Capas National Shrine.

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Zf705. 2008-01-17 The Philippine Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor placed a Memorial Marker here at the former Boundary of the Camp O-Donnell Military Reservation. This is the plaque under the icon in the previous image; I wonder what the plaque says?

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Zf704. 2008-01-17 The Philippine Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor placed a Memorial Marker here at the former Boundary of the Camp O’Donnell Military Reservation. And the Death March Marker #112 is also here.

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Zf699. This is the search and recovery team of the old US Military Boundary Marker in the former Clark Air Field area from the Bamban Historical Society (BHS) Bamban Museum of History.

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Zf998. This is the description of the Facebook page when it was still available at the Bamban Museum of History and WWII Relics Facebook page. This is about the recovery of the very old boundary marker near the former Clark Military Complex.

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Zf697. Rhonie Cauguiran Dela Cruz added 6 new pictures in his Facebook page on 23rd Jan. 2016. The URL does not seem to be available anymore!

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Zf696. the search and recovery team of the old US Military Boundary Marker in the former Clark Air Field area from the Bamban Historical Society (BHS) Bamban Museum of History.

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Zf701. This is a close-up image of the last picture # Zf700. The engraved writing is still in perfect shape after perhaps 100 years when it was placed here.

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Zf700. This is the other, the 2nd one, of the old US Military Boundary Markers. It was found by the search and recovery team from the Bamban Historical Society (BHS) Bamban Museum of History. I say 2nd because as we point out in this presentation, the 1st one is next to the Death March Marker […]