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Ze301. This is the gun control station of Battery Maxwell Keys. This image is out of order because it is located a little further east of the two gun blocks in the next picture.

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Ze300. I was surprised to see how large the area was where the AAA Battery Denver was located, east of the Fresh Water Tank. There were also the remains of this concrete structure.

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Ze299. I was surprised to see how large the area was where the AAA Battery Denver was located, east of the Fresh Water Tank. I tried to indentify the locations of the 4 guns. Here is an example where large containers were used to house one of the guns.

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Ze298. I was surprised to see how large the area was where the AAA Battery Denver was located, east of the Fresh Water Tank. I tried to indentify the locations of the 4 guns. Here is an example where large containers were used to house one of the guns. If you like to know more click this:
ORDER OF BATTLE, 60th Coast Artillery Regiment, Harbor Defense, Organization and Assignments.
http://corregidor.org/btty_histories/control/order_battle_60.htm

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Ze297. Looking straight into the Fresh Water Tank thru the damaged wall, south side of the tank. After WWII a smaller tank was built inside to support the Filipino Heroes Memorial and the Japanese Garden of Peace.

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Ze306. This is a section of the 1936 Fort Mills facility drawing on Corregidor showing the location of the two mysterious buildings, Navy Intercept Tunnel, Jabidah Memorial etc.

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Ze305. This is a section of an image with my GPS track as I advanced on Denver Hill near the beginning of the Kindley airfield on Corregidor. I wanted to have a closer look at a water tank and two mysterious buildings.

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Ze304. On my walk I came across the concrete bases foe antenna masts. John Moffitt, I and others have come across many of the antenna Mast concretes bases around this general area. They must have been part of the Navy Intercept Tunnel at Monkey Point nearby. This area must have looked like forest of antenna masts but I don’t know that any pictures of that existed.
If you want to know more how the Navy Intercept Tunnel helped win the war, may you want to check out this URL:
http://corregidor.org/_admin/CTN_central/ctn_secret_index_composite.htm

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Zo035 Lt. Comdr. John D. Bulkeley receives the Medal of Honor from President Franklin D. Roosevelt. https://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/CloseQuarters/index.html

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Ze291. Next I climbed up to the Fresh Water Tank on the AAA Battery Denver area. I have come across this shaped column many times on Corregidor; this one was below, south, of the Fresh Water Tank. This water tank area witnessed heavy fighting both in 1942 and 1945. If you are interested you can find many interesting links here:

http://corregidor.org/USMC/chs_41-42/marines.htm

http://rockforce.org/rock_force/rf_contents.html