US Army 38th Division Soldiers Land at Mariveles Philippine Islands WW2 Footage Feb 15 1945

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Soldiers of the 38th Division go ashore on the southern tip of the Bataan Peninsula at Mariveles Harbor on the Philippine island of Luzon. This action on February 15, 1945, silenced the big guns that covered an approach to the island of Corregidor and paved the way for the landings that would take place there on the following day. Footage of the assault on Corregidor can be seen here: • Corregidor Philippine ...
Public domain footage from C.B #45 produced by the US Army Signal Corps' Army Pictorial Service.
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@tarantanium 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. The ruins in Mariveles were my and my siblings and our friends’ playground when when we were kids. We used to go to the “pantalan” where an old ship sank just beside it. Gave me goosebumps whenever I went there as a kid. Those underground basements, we literally crawled in there. I was in awe of how solid the buildings were. I couldn’t imagine the atrocity it and its inhabitants had to endure during the war. Again, thank you so much for posting this.

@breathtakertktk3028 2 года назад

saan banda yan sa mariveles?

@BroadcastJohn 4 года назад

Back in the 1980s, I served in the 38th Infantry Division. But my neighbor from across the street was a machine gunner in the 38th and saw heavy combat in the Philippines during World War 2.