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Leaflet dropped on Mindanao |
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Lts. Raymond Sloan and Allen Strauss
from the 17th Pursuit Squadron. Sloan was killed when his area was over run by
the Japanese positions
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Generals Wainwright and Percival after release |
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Lt Dyess on March 10, 1942 after a
raid on Jap positions
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P-35's
destroyed at Nichols Field |
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Beginning of the Death March |
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Japanese interrogating American POW's on Corregidor |
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Americans captured on Kiska Island |
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Col. Hugh Straughn, an American Guerrilla being interrogated
He was later beheaded by the Kempetai at the Chinese Cemetery
in Manila 11/1/1943 |
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Japanese Navy Soldier guarding POW's at Wake Island |
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Wainwright surrendering Corregidor |
The fortunate few / MacArthur and Staff back on Corregidor
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At left / Cruel and inhuman propaganda leaflet dropped on Bataan positions in early 1942. Were these measures really necessary? |
Yamashita in Manila after the surrender.
Very interesting blog. I would like to know the source of the photo captioned: Japanese interrogating American POW's on Corregidor.
ReplyDeleteWould it be possible for me to get permission to publish the photo?
Thanks!