Media Category: Corregidor Isl.-Fort Mills

All the information about Corregidor Island, the ex Fort Mills, before, during and after WWII.

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Zc328

Zc328-05. There is no trash on the north shore, Bottomside, Corregidor Island, the ex Fort Mills because it is the SW Monsoon Season. It has driven all the trash away from this shoreline!!!!!

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Zc327

Zc327-04. This is the greenery in front of the Corregidor Admin Building, 2018 Bottomside-April-06 on Corregidor.

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Zc326

Zc326-03. The last of the 3 boats belonging to Prime Square Ent. (PSE), they operated boat service to and from Corregidor. Under the New CFI they moved to Bataan in 2018 and increased their boat fee to 4000 peso.

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Zc282. A drawing from armyjunk’s thread in the Corregidor forum about U.S, Forces dumping silver into Caballo Bay.

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Zc284. Robert C Sheats with the Morse Shallow Water hat from: http://warfarehistorynetwork.com/daily/wwii/silver-salvage-in-caballo-bay-japans-sabotaged-treasure-hunt/

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Zc283

Zc283. A drawing from armyjunk’s thread in the Corregidor forum about U.S. POWs of the Japanese recovering silver in Caballo Bay.

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Zc277

Zc277. This is the Corregidor Angel who with his boat keeps the people on Corregidor alive. He is Minard (not sure about the spelling). He braves the North Channel everyday and brings supplies per call (request) to the residents on Corregidor from Cabcaben. His telephone number is, at least it was 0916 321 7739. I think I will order water from him in the future.

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Zc276

Zc276. This is the 2nd boat of Prime Square Ent. (PSE), the M/V El Corregidor II. It is temporarily on land to get it out of harm’s way from rough seas at an earlier time. That is Lorcha Dock in back where Gen. Mac Arthur departed from in 1942.

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Zc275

Zc275. That is boat I came with, although a day earlier; it is the 3rd boat of Prime Square Ent. (PSE).

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Zc274

Zc274.T/Sgt. Harrison T. Martin of San Francisco, Calif., one of the divers detailed to recover millions (17-unreadable) of pesos from Manila Bay, is on board a salvage ship on the 2nd Nov 1945. He is looking at the silver recovered so far. Signal Corps Photo from Yank (S/Sgt. Ed Wergeles}. This photo was sent to me by the CDSG leader Glen Williford; thanks Glen.

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