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Zg296. Lt. Alexander R. Nininger, Jr. of the 57th Infantry is forever etched on the Walls of the Missing at the Manila American Cemetery marked in gold.

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Zg295. The names of missing MOH recipients are forever etched on the Walls of the Missing at the Manila American Cemetery marked in gold.

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Zg134. A screen capture of an 8 minute long commemoration video to Dick Adams from Lucky Guillermo of the Spyron-AV Manila Community Organization.

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Zg133. A screen capture of an 8 minute long commemoration video to Dick Adams from Lucky Guillermo of the Spyron-AV Manila Community Organization.

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Zg132. A screen capture of an 8 minute long commemoration video to Dick Adams from Lucky Guillermo of the Spyron-AV Manila Community Organization.

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Zg134. A screen capture of an 8 minute long commemoration video to Dick Adams from Lucky Guillermo of the Spyron-AV Manila Community Organization.

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Zg134. A screen capture of an 8 minute long commemoration video to Dick Adams from Lucky Guillermo of the Spyron-AV Manila Community Organization.

Zg129. Richard “Dick” Adams, one of the 7 featured brave men that jumped to liberate Corregidor during the last days of WW2. Spyron AV Manila produced “Corregidor: The Road Back” and was gala premiered at the Charles Parsons Ballroom of the US Embassy Manila in Feb 18, 2020. This was the last time the 503rd […]

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Is this really Gen. Yamashita’s pistol? This is a presentation from the Gen. MacArthur Memorial Dec. 2022 Newsletter. Zg033 Mr. Hans Hoeflein of Easton, PA, recently donated a Japanese Nambu pistol that belonged to MacArthur’s top World War II secret agent in the Philippines, Commander Charles “Chick” Parsons (pictured). Hoeflein grew up in wartime Manila, […]

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Zg004. Site of Wainwright surrender. John Duresky said this: Nice photo here, now if they just gave an idea of WHERE this was located it would be helpful, it came from this NARA collection, see pages 158-159, click here: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/80682260 This Gen. Wainwright Surrender Marker does not exist anymore.