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On May 5, 1943, a Japanese airplane landed at Nichols Field, a former American airfield south of Manila. The airplane carried the most powerful man in Imperial Japan. This man was Prime Minister ...

According to PAGASA’s daily weather forecast on Tuesday afternoon, an LPA was seen 190 kilometers east northeast of Borongan City, Eastern Samar at around 3 p.m., while another LPA was seen 415 ...

LIMAY, Bataan — The Young Bataeños for Environmental Advocacy Network (YoungBEAN) in coordination with the Nuclear/Coal–Free Bataan Movement (NFBM) launched mangrove planting and coastal cleanup in ...

The Bataan Death March began after the surrender of more than 75,000 Filipino and American troops to Japanese forces on April 9, 1942, following months of grueling combat on the Bataan Peninsula.

The Authority of the Freeport Area of Bataan advances a major investment opportunity during its recent mission to South Korea, initiating cooperation for a US$700-million liquefied natural gas power ...

Michael Miner, 81, journalist and editor, of Chicago’s Ravenswood neighborhood, passed away May 1, 2025. For full obituary: https://www.inclusivefuneralcare.com ...

It is salutary to turn on the television on the morning after the biggest landslide to the Labor Party since 1943 and the Liberal Party’s worst-ever election defeat. We must have had Sky on by the ...

WILLIAMSTOWN TWP. — Family members and others gathered Saturday, May 3, to inter the remains of a Webberville man who survived the infamous Bataan Death March during World War II, only to die in ...

A former traffic enforcer was stabbed to death by a group of men in Mariveles, Bataan on Thursday evening. According to Mariz Umali’s report on “24 Oras” on Friday, the widow of the 52-year-old victim ...

The remains of U.S. Army Air Corps Sgt. James Swartz, who died in a Japanese POW camp after surviving the Bataan Death March, were interred in Michigan. Swartz, a member of the 24th Pursuit Group ...