Memorials and Markers – Philippine-Sailor

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Zf732. This is Mr. Rhonie Dela Cruz who volunteered to give this History Talk. He is the Historian and Curator of the Bamban WWII Museum and the Bamban Historical Society. This is his Facebook gage: https://www.facebook.com/bambanmuseum/

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Zf730.Upstairs in the Historic Municipio Building in Angeles, a look out of the window and for your orientation we see the church of Angeles City.

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Zf729. Downstairs, much of the Historic Municipio Building in Angeles is now a museum; this is a section of WWII

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Zf728. The Historic Municipio Building in Angeles from Wikipedia. Here are two URLs to refresh your memory or learn about the building history: Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_ning_Angeles KULIAT FOUNDATION INCORPORATED: The building is now in their hands! http://museoningangeles.blogspot.com/2007/10/about-us_22.html This building is 100 years old

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Zf733. My friends and I also got in the picture; this photo is courtesy of the Bamban WWII Museum

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Zf731. This is the announcement of WWII History Talks in connection of the Philippine-American Friendship Day, which runs from the 4th of July to early August. This talk is about reliving the forgotten ultimate sacrifice of Sergeant Hayden Lawrence in Angeles City 1943. This is the URL of the announcement: https://www.facebook.com/bambanmuseum/posts/pfbid04oGFJtM5cwobw8dNPyY7hQVTCi6xabtq7zfgLNMk2pXF7RQeuGfCmxXTrpstvS3gl

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Zf739. In this picture are Jing Torno and Danon Dixon. Left are Jing Torno who is an officer of Kuliat Foundation Inc. and he manages the Museo Ning Angeles, he was a great host and speaker. He also managed with the Angeles city to provide a nice little lunch box for everyone. Thank you Angeles […]

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Zf738. This is Daniel H. Dizon and wife Enriqueta in Oct. 2009 outside their home in Angeles City. The Kamikaze Museum in Angeles is in his house and is covered in this URL: https://www.kamikazeimages.net/museums/dizon/index.htm Daniel and his father are/were great artists and some of their work is covered in this URL: http://web.archive.org/web/20070122071612/www.geocities.com/danhdizon/

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Zf737. This is the cover of a booklet the Museo Ning Angeles gave us on that day and it is written by Daniel H. Dizon. It is very interesting booklet, too bad it is not available digital. I learned that the Daniel H. Dizon family is famous Filipinos.

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Zf736. On May 1945, his parents were notified by the War Department that he was dead. After the war, his family requested that his remains be returned to the United States. Hayden was posthumously promoted to Technician Fourth Grade (T/4) which was referred to as Sergeant. After the war, the remains of T/4 Hayden R. […]