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 | WWII - The Yorktown II
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 | WWII: Philippines. EM of 673 Replacement Company
Cookshot Included. Angeles, Philippines, 1945 |
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 | WWII: 2nd Lt. Bernard Thompson, 1st Lt. Victor Elstone, 1st Lt. Victor Hyland
Philippines - Angeles, 1945 |
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 | Lt. Elstone & Monkey
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 | Philippines - Angeles
The Philippine boys standing by worked for us so they ate in our chow line. |
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 | Philippines - Barracks and Shops on Topside
Hills of Bataan in background |
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 | Philippines - Barracks on Topside
Hills of Bataan in background |
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 | Philippines - Hospital on Topside
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 | Philippines: 673rd Replacement Company
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 | Philippines, 1945
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 | WWII: Philippines. Entrance (west side) of Malinta Tunnel
Japanes prisoners entering tunnel |
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 | Philippines - Malinta Hill
Looking East from Topside. The hill to the Right is Malinta Hill. The main tunnels are just a little further to the right. The Docks (Army) face Bataan, 2 miles away. |
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 | WWII: 673rd Replacement Company, Philippines, 1945
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 | Philippines - Malinta Hill
Malinta Hill, from the North. The cut in hill is road. Note small caves on Hill above road. These hold 2 inch rifles. To the left is the Japanese invasion beach. |
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 | WWII: Philippines, Amelia Cruz - laundry girl
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 | Philippinos line up for chow. Food is much richer than what they are used to; consequently a lot get sick. Sometimes you see children and women with babes in arms sweating out the line.
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 | Philippines - Spanish Building
A Spanish Building from the 1800s on Topside |
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 | Philippines: unlabeled
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 | Philippines - Spanish Light
House on Topside |
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 | Philippines - The Army Dock. (Bataan cannot be seen)
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