Media Category: Manila Bay

For the 4 islands in Manila Bay that used to be the Manila Bay Defense Forts, Corregidor-Ft. Mills, Caballo-Ft. Hughes, Fraile-Ft. Drum, Carabao-Ft.Frank.

Zo416

Zo416

Zo416. Only a few yards down the road from the North Entrance to the Malinta Hill Tunnel is this small tunnel, though big enough for a small caliber field artillery gun. I suspect this one was built by the Japanese invaders.

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Zo415

Zo415

Zo215. A photo of the repainted U.S. Army Engineering Icon over the North Entrance to the Malinta Hill Tunnel shot in about 2009 by John Moffitt (aka fots2). It is the first picture in his famous thread: “The Malinta Tunnel”. https://corregidor.proboards.com/thread/1357/malinta-tunnel

His lead paragraph said this about the construction of the Malinta Hill Tunnel.

Inaccurate history has become accepted history! I have learned that absolutely no construction took place during this period. For this project, not a single rock was disturbed on Malinta Hill. The correct period starts later in 1932 and continues in several phases up to and including wartime.

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Zo413

Zo413

Zo413. A close-up image of the information sign at the North Entrance to the Malinta Hill Tunnel shot in Jan. 2012.

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Zo412

Zo412

Zo412. A close-up image of the North Entrance to the Malinta Hill Tunnel shot in March 2011. This picture may be from someone else, but I don’t remember who.

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Zo407

Zo407. The grave of Harold J. Duncan from the EXO, the webmaster of the forum and the webpages Corregidor.org.

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Ze337

Ze337

Ze337. This is the rear view of the Kindley Field Control Building (built post WWII) for the air field on Corregidor Island. We are looking east.

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Ze345

Ze345

Ze345. Inside the bunker of the 1917 Fort Mills Defense Positions I-M-I on Corregidor images to commemorate the Corregidor Massacre Jabidah. It is part of the Mindanao Garden of Peace commemorating the Corregidor Massacre.

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Ze344

Ze344

Ze344. We are standing on top of the 1917 Fort Mills Defense Positions I-F-I on Corregidor and are looking west over the Kindley Field.

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Ze343

Ze343

Ze343. The 1917 Fort Mills Defense Positions I-F-I has been modified for the Corregidor Massacre Jabidah Memorial and pictures are displayed.

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Ze342

Ze342

Ze342. The Corregidor Massacre occurred on the 18th of March and maybe for a decade now this terrible event is commemorated at this location. Here is the evidence that the commemoration occurred again this year on the 18th of March.

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