Central Luzon – Page 47 – Philippine-Sailor

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Zf413. The grave stone of Capt. Willibald Charles Bianchi is shon at the FINDAGRAVE MEMORIAL webpage, click here: This article or picture was found by the researcher and authors of the new book: Relentless Hope: A True Story of War and Survival, by David L. Britt.

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Zf412. Capt. Willibald Charles Bianchi is listed at the FINDAGRAVE MEMORIAL webpage, click here: This article or picture was found by the researcher and authors of the new book: Relentless Hope: A True Story of War and Survival, by David L. Britt.

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Zf411. On the 24th of Nov. 1948 the MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE writes and mentions the mother and sister of Capt Willibald Bianchi. This article or picture was found by the researcher and authors of the new book: Relentless Hope: A True Story of War and Survival, by David L. Britt.

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Zf410. On the 8th of June 1046 the MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE reports that the mother of Willibald C Bianchi receives his MOH. This picture is also uploaded to a Flickr album in high resolution and can be downloaded with this URL, click here: This article or picture was found by the researcher and authors of […]

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Zf409. On the 23rd of May 1946 the MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE writes that the mother of Willibald C Bianchi receives his MOH. Notice, there is a date correction added by the researcher and authors of the new book: Relentless Hope: A True Story of War and Survival, by David L. Britt.

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Zf408. On the 13th of April 1946 the MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE reports that Willibald C Bianchi is identified as being in a Takao Formosa mass grave. This article or picture was found by the researcher and authors of the new book: Relentless Hope: A True Story of War and Survival, by David L. Britt.

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Zf407. Seventh Jan. 1943 the SIOUX FALLS SD ARGUS LEADER reports that Capt. Williband C Bianchi, a MOH winner, and other South Dakota men are held prisoner by the Japanese. This article was cropped, zoomed-in from the previous picture. This article or picture was found by the researcher and authors of the new book: Relentless […]

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Zf401. One of 4 images of the Km Stone #202, which is 1 Km from Baquilan Village and 6 Km from Botolan, It is very close to the entrance of Camp Kainomayan. I find the irrigation system also very interesting it is taking in water from the Bucao River, runs under the Bucao River Lahar, […]

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Zf400. One of 4 images of the Km Stone #202, which is 1 Km from Baquilan Village and 6 Km from Botolan, It is very close to the entrance of Camp Kainomayan. I find the irrigation system also very interesting it is taking in water from the Bucao River, runs under the Bucao River Lahar, […]

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Zf399. One of 15 images of my walk from the new Baquilan Bridge, back to and down thru the Baquilan Resettlement Village. I enjoyed views of the new Baquilan River Bridge, the Baquilan River and Valley, the Baukok River Valley which the new Zambales-Tarlac Road goes into and leaves over a ridge. The mighty Bucao […]