Central Luzon – Page 77 – Philippine-Sailor

Media Category: Central Luzon

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

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Zc452. The NE field artillery gun at the Philippine Army Artillery Monument in the Clark Freeport, the former Clark Air Base.

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Zc451. Dedicated in Honor of all the Officers and Offices of the Philippine Army and Armed Forces who helped making this monument possible. Close-up.

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Zc450. Dedicated in Honor of all the Officers and Offices of the Philippine Army and Armed Forces who helped making this monument possible.

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Zc449. In grateful recognition in support in making this monument possible, Mabalacat City, Mabalacat Tourism Office, Global Gateway Development Corp. and the PVAO. Close-up.

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Zc448. In grateful recognition in support in making this monument possible, Mabalacat City, Mabalacat Tourism Office, Global Gateway Development Corp. and the PVAO.

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Zc446. Reconstructed Artillery Monument Unveiled, Philippine Veterans Affairs Office (PVAO) by Angela Kaye Crescini [ 6/2/2017 ]

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Zc445. That is how the new Philippine Army Artillery Memorial, Monument looks today, 2018; this is a close-up.

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Zc444. That is how the new Philippine Army Artillery Memorial, Monument looks today, 2018.

Zc443. The former Gate of Camp Dau, at barangay Dau. Mabalacat, flanked by two upright shells after WWII.
The camp ceased to exist during the onslaught of Imperial Japan and the columns got neglected.

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Zc442. The Golden Gate of Camp Dau, at barangay Dau. Mabalacat, flanked by two upright shells; Circa 1938-1940. Photo Credit-Alex R. Castro from this URL: http://viewsfromthepampang.blogspot.com/2007/09/47-camp-dau.html
The above URL has a great short history of the camp. This is the way the entrance to Camp Dau, later Camp Gen. Gregorio Del Pilar looked like before the war.