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Zo420

Zo420. One of 7 images of what Battery Arizona was, where it is and two URLs that give you the history and what it looks like now. Hikers were able to get inside and offer this webpage, click here:
http://www.waianaecrider.com/Hikes/2008/035SecretBatteryJuly/01.htm

Zo419

Zo419. One of 7 images of what Battery Arizona was, where it is, here is my track on a Google Earth map.

Zo418

Zo418. One of 7 images of what Battery Arizona was, where it is, here is a Google Earth map.

Zo417

Zo417. One of 7 images of what Battery Arizona was, where it is and two URLs that give you the history and what it looks like now, the picture came from this URL, click here:
https://eugeneleeslover.com/ENGINEERING/BATTERY-ARIZONA.pdf

Zo426

Zo426. One of 17 images about the Battery Arizona turret concrete base and area with a road and sets of long anchor bolts, perhaps for the derrick to assemble the turret in place.

Zo425

Zo425. One of 26 images on the way to the survey marker on top of Kahe Point to find Battery Arizona, part of the WWII defenses of Pearl Harbor and Oahu.

Zo424

Zo424. One of 26 images on the way to the survey marker on top of Kahe Point to find Battery Arizona, part of the WWII defenses of Pearl Harbor and Oahu.

Zo411

Zo411. The North Entrance to the Malinta Hill Tunnel. This is a Feb. 2006 image, it is graced with the picture of “Phantom” (Corregidor Forum Fame), Tom Aring a former Pease Corps Volunteer. He visited Corregidor often and that is where we met many times. He died from a road accident in 2015 and by his wishes the family put his ashes to rest near the Eternal Flame, Topside on Corregidor in Feb. 2016. He was a dear friend, I miss him.

Zo410

Zo410. North Entrance to the Malinta Hill Tunnel from the inside. This picture was shot in Feb. 2004

Zo409

Zo409. This is a Jan 7th 2005 image of the North Entrance of the Malinta Hill Tunnel leading to the so-called 1000 Bed underground hospital, part of the Malinta Hill Tunnel. The President Memorial of President Quezon was located here until about 2005 or 2006.