Comments on: On the road to Corregidor http://bambit.kusangpalo.com/2008/on-the-road-to-corregidor.html Life begins at home. Tue, 02 Mar 2010 14:33:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Bambit http://bambit.kusangpalo.com/2008/on-the-road-to-corregidor.html/comment-page-1#comment-15979 Bambit Mon, 17 Mar 2008 06:16:24 +0000 http://bambit.kusangpalo.com/2008/on-the-road-to-corregidor.html#comment-15979 You're right <b>Panaderos</b>, the Jabidah Massacre has never been resolved. The perpetrators and actual executioners were identified, but they were never brought to justice. One of the best reads about this subject is from the website of the Corregidor Historic Society, written by Paul F. Whitman and titled <a href="http://corregidor.org/Heritage_Battalion/jabidah.html" rel="nofollow">"THE CORREGIDOR MASSACRE - 1968"</a>. My skin crawled when I read the part where he explained why the massacre was planned. And not just Marcos, but the officers involved and the actual triggermen. Hotter than hell I hope. You’re right Panaderos, the Jabidah Massacre has never been resolved. The perpetrators and actual executioners were identified, but they were never brought to justice.

One of the best reads about this subject is from the website of the Corregidor Historic Society, written by Paul F. Whitman and titled “THE CORREGIDOR MASSACRE – 1968″. My skin crawled when I read the part where he explained why the massacre was planned.

And not just Marcos, but the officers involved and the actual triggermen. Hotter than hell I hope.

]]> By: Panaderos http://bambit.kusangpalo.com/2008/on-the-road-to-corregidor.html/comment-page-1#comment-15976 Panaderos Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:24:57 +0000 http://bambit.kusangpalo.com/2008/on-the-road-to-corregidor.html#comment-15976 Geez, my last trip to Corregidor too was about 30 years ago. It was a day trip sponsored by a professional training class my father had attended. We were also aboard a Philippine Navy ship. Boy, the ship was slow for it took us four hours to reach the island from the South Harbor. I do remember touring Battery Way and passing by the Malinta Tunnel in the few hours we were there. The place was not yet fully developed for tourism at the time although it was a nice place to visit. I want to come back someday because military history has always been a personal interest. Btw, the Jabidah Massacre matter never got resolved, did it? Ninoy Aquino helped expose it in the Philippine Senate in the early 70s and hearing were conducted. But as far as I can remember, it never got resolved. Hay naku, the evil mind of Marcos. I hope it's hot as hell where he is right now. Geez, my last trip to Corregidor too was about 30 years ago. It was a day trip sponsored by a professional training class my father had attended. We were also aboard a Philippine Navy ship. Boy, the ship was slow for it took us four hours to reach the island from the South Harbor.

I do remember touring Battery Way and passing by the Malinta Tunnel in the few hours we were there. The place was not yet fully developed for tourism at the time although it was a nice place to visit. I want to come back someday because military history has always been a personal interest.

Btw, the Jabidah Massacre matter never got resolved, did it? Ninoy Aquino helped expose it in the Philippine Senate in the early 70s and hearing were conducted. But as far as I can remember, it never got resolved. Hay naku, the evil mind of Marcos. I hope it’s hot as hell where he is right now.

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