On April 9, 1942, the Battle of Bataan came to a grim conclusion, marking one of the most devastating turning points for Allied forces in the Pacific during World War II. After more than three months of brutal fighting on the Bataan Peninsula in…
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The recapture of Manila, which began in earnest on February 3, 1945, marked the culmination of General Douglas MacArthur’s long-promised return to the Philippine capital—a vow famously declared upon his departure in 1942 and meticulously orchestrated over the intervening years. By February 5, the…
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