All the information about Corregidor Island, the ex Fort Mills, before, during and after WWII.
Ze311. This concrete block, about 6x4x3 feet high, is located between the water tank and the west end of the Kindley Airfield. It must have been blown here from an explosion; that reminds me of an explosion John Moffitt described in one of his trip reports in the forum. It was an explosion in 1942 at one of the defense position, north of the west end of the Kindley Field.
Read MoreZe316. One of several pictures of two large structures near the road going to the Kindley Airfield of Fort Mills on Corregidor Island, just before the 2nd last bend in that road. The two buildings are next to each other and seem to have a large garage for a larger vehicle at their east ends. I speculate that these structures must have been part of the Kindley Airfield; I could not find them on any map or drawing.
Read MoreZe315. One of several pictures of two large structures near the road going to the Kindley Airfield of Fort Mills on Corregidor Island, just before the 2nd last bend in that road. The two buildings are next to each other and seem to have a large garage for a larger vehicle at their east ends. I speculate that these structures must have been part of the Kindley Airfield; I could not find them on any map or drawing. In this picture one can see the road to the air field.
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