A map from CFI (Corregidor Foundation INC) which shows my activities for today. 

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Like every day we start with breakfast on the open section of the hotel dining area. This is P. F. Whitman who organizes our get-together every year. 

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This is Tom Aring, he is from Texas, by definition that makes him a patriot. In his early days he was member of the peace Corps and served here in country. 

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Steve Foster is a retired Officer and a son of a Paratrooper who served with 503d. 

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We went to the ‘3 Door Magazine’ and discovered new, recent scrapping but I got this covered in a different album. 

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New work by scrappers in the '3 Door Magazine' near Battery Kysor. 

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New work by scrappers in the '3 Door Magazine' near Battery Kysor; a fresh cut. 

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These birds in the ‘3 Door Magazine’ didn’t fly away, I found that interesting. 

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Close up of the last image. 

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The big geckos also got my attention. 

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The tail end of the gecko at the Tailend of Corregidor in the ‘3 Door Magazine’ near Battery Kysor. 

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At the Philippine Heroes’ Memorial this must be new, I don’t remember seen it before here nor does it show up on any of my images. 

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The CFI project to clear the sides of the streets to allow more light and prevent grows of moss along the streets continues. 

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Here is a section of road cleared. 

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Moving further to the east I walk by the concrete steps to the former barracks near Battery Maxwell Keyes. 

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At the entrance to the air field I see the latest Philippine project on the island. 

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At this point one always catches what I think is a spectacular view of the tail end of Corregidor. 

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East Point, close up of the last image. 

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A new memorial is being build for the Jabida Incident. 

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The location of the Jabida Memorial is at the location of the former defense position I-M-1; the bunker remains empty. 

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The new Jabida Memorial in progress. 

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On the way back I stopped at the Japanese Memorial Garden and I think this addition of an anti tank gun is new. 

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I took several close ups of the gun and here is one of them. 

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This pic of the Japanese Garden shows the location of the next four images and the items in this picture. 

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