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Ze024. A view under the deck surface of Building #162 at/near the SE end of the former Ft. Mills Middleside Barracks with my German Army friend on the 27th Jan. 2019.

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Ze023. A view from the Building #162 at/near the SE end of the former Ft. Mills Middleside Barracks with my German Army (Pal) friend on the 27th Jan. 2019.

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Ze022. Corregidor Trolley from Tony Feredo

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Ze021. Corregidor Trolley, from Corregidor.org, Paul Whitman

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Ze028. Part of the drawing of buildings on Corregidor from the Fort Mills 1936 drawing.

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Ze027. Part of the list of buildings on Corregidor from the Fort Mills 1936 drawing.

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Ze026. Checker Station, Building #71, Fort Mills on Corregidor from Glen Williford.

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Ze025. Middleside Checker Station, Building #162, Fort Mills on Corregidor from Glen Williford.

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Ze014. In this picture are the same people as in the last picture.

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Ze013. We were an international group, left to right:
Mr. Romeo Benitez, he volunteered to participate. He is from Maragondon, home of a big Andres Bonifacio Memorial. He said he also represent Mike Ross, a former Pease Corps Volunteer who was in the hospital today in Manila for5 an operation. We hope he will get well soon.
Mr. John Moffitt, a Canadian who has visited Corregidor over 55 times. He has written much in the Corregidor Forum about his Corregidor Exploration and Research.
A young Filipina from Bulucan who was able to out-walk us all, during this 4 day visit. She was very much interested in the Philippine history!
Mr. Gary Vodicka, a Texan, who is extremely interested in WWII History in the Philippines and has visited this country and Corregidor many times.
Karl Welteke, a German-American who has visited Corregidor 60 times and many other Philippine historical places including the Andres Bonifacio Memorial in Maragondon, just across the mouth of Manila Bay.
A 6th Person who is in one of the following pictures is John Byrne, an Australian, who also participated at the last anniversary. He represented the Mr. Paul Whitman, an Australian and the webmaster of the huge and very great corregidor.org/ webpage. He was unable to come this year.

John Byrne, an Australian, who also participated at the last anniversary. He represented the Mr. Paul Whitman, an Australian and the webmaster of the huge and very great corregidor.org/ webpage. He was unable to come this year.