192 - Co. C - During The War
Fires burn outside of San Fernando in Central Luzon as Filipino and American forces fall back toward Bataan.
Courtesy of Albert Allen
Buildings burn outside of San Fernando in Central Luzon as Filipino and American troops fall back toward Bataan.
Courtesy of Albert Allen
Burning tain cars outside of San Fernando in Central Luzon as Filipino and American forces fell back toward Bataan.
Courtesy of Albert Allen
This drawing depicts the "Battle of Toul Pocket." After the Japanese landed troops behind the main defensive line on Bataan, tanks of the 192nd Tank Battalion were called upon to wipe out the Japanese caught in this pocket.
Courtesy of Albert Allen
This drawing depicts the "Battle of Toul Pocket." After the Japanese landed troops behind the main defensive line on Bataan, tanks of the 192nd Tank Battalion were called upon to wipe out the Japanese caught in this pocket.
Courtesy of Albert Allen
A Japanese soldier leans on one of four captured American tanks somewhere on Luzon. Even though an order to destroy all their equipment was given to American tank crews, not all the tanks on Bataan were destroyed. - Courtesy of Albert Allen
Captured American tanks
This picture taken during the liberation of the Philippines shows a stripped down American tank re-marked by the Japanese.
Courtesy of Albert Allen
This picture taken during the liberation of the Philippines shows a stripped down American tank re-marked by the Japanese.
Courtesy of Albert Allen
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