Zo704. The memorial to Col. Wild Bill Massello (Hero of Battery Way during the Corregidor Siege) at Fort Bliss, is dedicated to the AAA warriors (Anti-Aircraft Artillery), although during the Corregidor Siege he and his Battery Erie volunteer (60th CAC, AAA) personnel served under the 59th CAC, Coastal Artillery. This image was provided by John Duresky.
Read MoreZo703. Lt. Col. William Massello is honored by Mayor G. Edward Bradley in Sommerville, Mass., as a survivor of the Corregidor Siege in 1942 and being on a Hell Ship, and POW in Japan. The Boston Sunday Globe got it completely wrong! The Allied personnel on Corregidor, ordered to surrender, DID NOT PARTICIPATE in the Death March on Bataan, they were marched thru Manila by the Imperial Japanese Military who wanted to demonstrate their believe that they were superior to the white race. I have met actual Death March Survivors from the association of the Battling Bastards of Bataan who felt bitter about that mistaken believe that the Corregidor defenders participated in the Death March or were kept in the POW Hell Hole of Camp O’Donnell. This image was provided by John Duresky.
Read MoreZo706. The memorial to Col. Wild Bill Massello (Hero of Battery Way during the Corregidor Siege) at Fort Bliss, dedicated to the AAA warriors, although during the Corregidor Siege he and his Battery E (Erie) volunteer (60th AAA CAC) personnel served under the 59th CAC, Coastal Artillery. This image was provided by John Duresky.
Read MoreZo705. The memorial to Col. Wild Bill Massello (Hero of Battery Way during the Corregidor Siege) at Fort Bliss, dedicated to the AAA warriors, although during the Corregidor Siege he and his Battery Erie volunteer (60th AAA CAC) personnel served under the 59th CAC, Coastal Artillery. This image was provided by John Duresky.
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