Ze337

Ze337. This is the rear view of the Kindley Field Control Building (built post WWII) for the air field on Corregidor Island. We are looking east.

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Ze345. Inside the bunker of the 1917 Fort Mills Defense Positions I-M-I on Corregidor images to commemorate the Corregidor Massacre Jabidah. It is part of the Mindanao Garden of Peace commemorating the Corregidor Massacre.

Ze344

Ze344. We are standing on top of the 1917 Fort Mills Defense Positions I-F-I on Corregidor and are looking west over the Kindley Field.

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Ze343. The 1917 Fort Mills Defense Positions I-F-I has been modified for the Corregidor Massacre Jabidah Memorial and pictures are displayed.

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Ze342. The Corregidor Massacre occurred on the 18th of March and maybe for a decade now this terrible event is commemorated at this location. Here is the evidence that the commemoration occurred again this year on the 18th of March.

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Ze341. The Corregidor Massacre occurred on the 18th of March and maybe for a decade now this terrible event is commemorated at this location. This is the area where it happened; in back is the 1917 Fort Mills Defense Positions I-F-I. I started a forum page of this memorial with many pictures at this URL:

http://corregidor.proboards.com/thread/153/corregidor-surprise-jabidah-incident

Ze340

Ze340. We are looking east, standing on the road next to the Kindley Field runway. Left we see the runway run towards east Right we see the Southshore Road entering the airfield. And straight ahead is the Mindanao Garden of Peace occupying the area of the 1917 Fort Mills Defense Positions I-M-I and I-F-I. The Mindanao Garden of Peace is a memorial commemorating the Corregidor Massacre. Our very own EXO wrote a story about it with many links, see this URL:

“THE CORREGIDOR MASSACRE – 1968” by Paul Whitman:

http://corregidor.org/heritage_battalion/jabidah.html

Ze339

Ze339. We are looking west on the Kindley Field air field; we are standing next to the entrance of the 1917 Fort Mills Defense Position I-M-I. Left we see the Southshore Road entering the airfield. This area is now part of the Jabidah Memorial.

Ze338

Ze338. This is the rear view of the Kindley Field Control Building (built post WWII) for the air field on Corregidor Island. We are looking west.

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Ze333. This is the post WWII Control Building on the former Fort Mills on Corregidor Island Kindley Field Airfield. No windsock is displayed on the windsock mast today. The grass is cut now and is piled up on both sided of the runway. A few weeks ago two Australian Pilots with an ultra light plane landed here and the grass was a problem.