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Zo010. Bob Hudson loaded this short video showing the location of the Fall of Bataan Plaque.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/179174439086633/permalink/834988300171907/
Scroll down to the video. The Plaque is located right in front of the Bataan Capitop Building in Balanga on Bataan.

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Zo009. Bob Hudson got it covered, right here in this Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2179330882105307&set=gm.834988300171907&type=3&theater&ifg=1

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Zo005. SB 7 NO 007 Admiral Spruance unveils plaque, 1954, from The MacArthur Memorial

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Zo004. The Fall of Bataan Historical Marker

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Zo003.This is Death March Marker #109 near the Capas National Shrine (The former Camp O’Donnell, the Filipino Side) at the Calumpit Bridge. This sad incident was presented in this URL on the 19th Jan. 2019:

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Zo002. Hanjin shipyard at the Subic Bay Freeport Zone at busier times, this picture and this head line came from this URL:

http://subicnewslink.blogspot.com/2019/01/rtc-grants-hanjin-petition-for.html

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Zo001. The cruise ship World Dream treated its well-wishers with its signature light show for the third time as it leaves the Port of Subic. (photo from Subic Bay Freeport facebook page)
A great picture of Subic Bay, one does not get a night view very often, thanks

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Zc996. A view of the Cordillera Foot Hills and the Caraballo Mountains and the Villa Verde Trail

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Zc995. The Villa Verde trail runs up this ridge line on its east side starting at San Nicolas. This ridge line is the watershed boundary between the Ambayabang River (on west side of ridge) and the Cabalisian River (on the east side of the ridge); it will flow into the Ambayabang River.

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Zc998. Villa Verde Trail unmarked copy. The Ambayabang River actually starts north of the Cabalisian River and flows first north, then curves to the west and then curves again and flows south into the Agno River. This picture (we are looking north) shows the watershed boundary of the two rivers and the Villa Verde Trail follows it to the east until it hits the Caraballo Spur. Then the Villa Verde Trail runs north along the west slopes of the Caraballo Spur until it enters the Salacsac Passes.