Daniel H. Dizon
i.) An Officer and an Infantryman of the
Philippine Commonwealth Army circa, October
1940
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ii.) An Officer and a Riffleman of the Phillippine
Commonwealth Army circa, November 1940
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iii.) Two Infantrymen of the Philippine Scouts
Contingent of the U.S. Army circa, late
December 1941
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iv.) An American Officer of the Philippine Scouts
26th Cavalry Regiment, U.S. Army and his
Filipino Cavalryman circa, late December 1941
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v.) A White U.S. Army Officer and Soldier in
Complete Battle Gear circa, late December
1941
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vi.) The Very First Identifiable Officer - a
Lieutanant, of the Imperial Japanese Army
that I Ever Saw During the Battle of Porac,
Pampanga, Philippines on January 03, 1942
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vii.) Two Versions of Typical Filipino Soldiers
of the Philippine Commonwealth Army that
Fiercely Battled the Well-Armed, Well Trained,
More Numerous and Army Invasion Troops
That Attacked Porac, Pampanga, Philippines on
January 03-04, 1942
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viii.) An Imperial Japanese Army Infantryman
in Full Battlegear Ready on his Way Into the
on-going Battle of Bataan, Angeles Pampanga,
Philippines in late January 1942
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ix.) An Imperial Japanese Army Sergeant in
Action Against a “Hukbalahap” Force in the
Barrio of Cutud, Angeles, Pamanga, Philippines
circa, late March 1943
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x.) An Imperial Japanese Landing-force (Marine)
Soldier on Guard Duty Beside a Warehouse at
the Manila Port Area, Philippines, circa, April
1943
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xi.) An Imperial Japanese Navy Sailor Stands
Guard as a Sentry at the Base of his Warship’s
Gangplank that was Docked at the Old Pier 7
of The Manila Harbor, Philippines, circa, April
1943
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xii.) An Imperial Japanese Navy Officer of High
Rank Stood Motionless Atop the Bow of a
Warship That was Docked at Pier 7 of Old
Manila Harbor, Philippines, circa, April 1943
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xiii.) An Imperial Japanese Army Captain - A
Medical Doctor Named Hinamatsu Takashi of
the “Suzuki Butai” While Making his Rounds
Along the Streets of our Town - Angeles,
Pampanga, Philippines, circa, May 1943
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xiv.) An Imperial Japanese Navy Sailor in ColdWeather Sailing Uniform while on Guard Duty
at the Stern of his Docked Warship, He Blares
an Order with His Trumper to Everyone in the
Warship, Pier 7, Manila Harbor, Philippines,
circa, January 1944
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xv.) An Imperial Japanese Navy Officer Wearing
his Cold-Weather Uniform while Basking in
the Morning Sun Abroad his Warship. It was
Docked at Pier 7, Manila Harbor, Philippines,
circa, January 1944
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xvi.) An Imperial Japanese Army Officer in
Action Name Lt. F. Yamakawa Against a Very
Active Filipino Guerilla Band known as the
“HUKBALAHAP” that Infiltrated the Outskirts of
Angeles, Pampanga, Philippines, circa, February
1944
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xvii.) Private Kawamoto Hideo of the “Suzuki
Butai” Imperial Japanese Army
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xviii.) An Imperial Japanese Army Fighter
Pilot in Summer Flight Suit at the Angeles
South Airfield No. 1, Barrio Telabastagan, San
Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines, circa, August
1944
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xix.) An Imperial Japanese Army Sentry Named
Kawamoto Hideo in our Street in Angeles,
Pampanga, Philippines, circa, August 1944
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xx.) Filipino Guerillas of “The People’s Army
Against Japan (“Hukbo Hukbalahap”)
Encountered in the Barrio of “Sapa-Libutad,
Angeles, Pampanga, Philippines circa, October
1944
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xxi.) The Earliest Imperial Japanese Navy
“Kamikaze” Pilot (L) and his Take Off from
the Airfield of Mabalacat Sitio “Babang
Dapu” Barrio Tubigan, Mabalacat, Pampanga,
Philippines circa, October 1944
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xxii.) An Imperial Japanese Navy Paratrooper
During Manuevers on a Field in Angeles,
Pampanga, Philippines circa, November 1944
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xxiii.) Two Imperial Japanese Navy Paratroopers
in Full Battle Gear Minutes Before Takeoff, While they Stand along Santo Rosario
St., Angeles, Pampanga, Philippines, circa,
November 1944
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xxiv.) An Imperial Japanese Airforce Bomber
Pilot in Cold Weather Flight Suit. He just
Landed at the Angeles South Airfield No. 1,
Barrio Telabatagan, San Fernando, Pampanga,
Philippines circa, Late December 1944
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xxv.) Two Imperial Japanese Army Paratroopers
Who were billeted in an Old “Bahay na Bato”
(19th Century Stone-and-hardwood house)
Along Sto. Rosario St. Angeles, Pampanga,
Philippines, circa, December 1944
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xxvi.) An Imperial Japanese Army Tank
Crewman of a Tank Unit that was Sent to the
Town OG Magalang, Pamapanga, Philippines
circa, December 1944
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xxvii.) Two White American Infantrymen of the
U.S. Army were Members of a Regiment that
Liberated the Town of Magalang, Pampanga,
Philippines on 26 January 1945
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