We had one more goal and that was to find the vent for the 1921 AA gun position near Ramsay Ravine. It is damaged and here is just one of the entrances down to the Magazine. 

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On our way down from topside to Middleside is this evidence of Typhoon Basyang damage. This type of road obstruction was cleared by CFI very quickly. 

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Just before we reached Middleside Parade ground on our way down John and I showed each other riflemen dugouts which we had discovered before. This one is mine. 

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Close up of the last image! 

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B’6 from the outside. 

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B’6 Control Station, inside view. 

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A 1931 signature by a work gang, Bilibid prisoners? 

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This is E’’18, e little further down and maybe at 3 a clock from C1. 

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This is C1 and G2, the Command/Battle station of the Commander of the Sea Defense guns. With great effort CFI has cleared the foliage around it. 

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This image shows the location of the south-east C1 steel stand and also how much work it was to CFI to clear around and in front of C1. 

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This and the last image was the dugout of Col. Bunker, who by the way was a classmate of General MacArthur in the West Point Military Academy. 

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This 1935 map shows our search for B’6 and how we proceeded after that. 

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The purpose of clearing around C1 was to allow people to see the sea attack approaches as the defenders at C1 seen it in 1942.This is La Monja Island. 

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The next goal was for me to look at the emergency controls E’’18 and E’’19 (Second Fire) near by and below C1. This is E’’19. (Second Fire). 

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The middle C1 steel stand has a very similar small square plate sticking out???? 

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The cleared area around and in front of C1. 

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Next was for John to show me how to find the dugout of Col. Bunker quickly; he was the Commander of the heavy Sea Defense guns. 

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Close up of the last image!! 

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Battery Boston area was our next goal and we looked at this very distinct Dugout which was built with heavy lumber. 

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At this south-east C1 corner metal steel stand we noticed is a very small square non ferrous flat plate sticking out????? 

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We wanted to find emergency controls E’4 (Wheeler) and E’’4 (Wheeler),this is E’’4, the lower one. 

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We found the flagpole, just where the pictures showed it to be but it is now only a stump. My bolo there is 19 inches long. 

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We entered the Battery Wheeler area at the blown up entrance of Battery Wheeler tunnel which this image shows. 

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This was some of the Typhoon Conson damage on the road to Battery Cheney. 

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