zaForum Images – Page 29 – Philippine-Sailor

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This is the first Child Category of the parent Category zForum Images. I may add 999 images into this category.

Zf704

Zf704. 2008-01-17 The Philippine Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor placed a Memorial Marker here at the former Boundary of the Camp O’Donnell Military Reservation. And the Death March Marker #112 is also here.

Zf699

Zf699. This is the search and recovery team of the old US Military Boundary Marker in the former Clark Air Field area from the Bamban Historical Society (BHS) Bamban Museum of History.

Zf698

Zf998. This is the description of the Facebook page when it was still available at the Bamban Museum of History and WWII Relics Facebook page. This is about the recovery of the very old boundary marker near the former Clark Military Complex.

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Zf697. Rhonie Cauguiran Dela Cruz added 6 new pictures in his Facebook page on 23rd Jan. 2016. The URL does not seem to be available anymore!

Zf696

Zf696. the search and recovery team of the old US Military Boundary Marker in the former Clark Air Field area from the Bamban Historical Society (BHS) Bamban Museum of History.

Zf701

Zf701. This is a close-up image of the last picture # Zf700. The engraved writing is still in perfect shape after perhaps 100 years when it was placed here.

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Zf700. This is the other, the 2nd one, of the old US Military Boundary Markers. It was found by the search and recovery team from the Bamban Historical Society (BHS) Bamban Museum of History. I say 2nd because as we point out in this presentation, the 1st one is next to the Death March Marker […]

Zf690

Zf690. 2013-12-17 on this date we found the US Military Reservation Boundary marker all cleaned up and repainted and now we can clearly read what it says. In the past this marker was almost in a unreadable state.

Zf689

Zf689. The above images of the old but refurbished Death March Marker # 112 is the last one before one reaches the present Capas Memorial Shrine, dedicated to unimaginable suffering of the US and American Soldiers in the Japanese POW Camp O’Donnell. It is reported that approximately 30,000 Soldiers died here while in the hands […]

Zf695

Zf695. An about 1988 VERY UNIQUE IMAGE of the Camp O-Donnell Boundary shot by Navy man Chad Hill who was on active duty then.