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BEFORE Life was very different before the Japanese made such a mess of things. Click here to see and read about that time, long ago... AFTER Life was equally different after the Japanese were run off. Click here to see and read about this terrible aftershock... BUT, life goes on.... Many reunions of POW's and Internees have occurred over the years: Reunion 2008 in Fremont, California Even today there are people who want to help in any way they can. Here is one of those stories, In Chase of a Cause by my good friend, William R. Chase, D.D.S., and here is his e-mail address: Bill Chase, frndshp97@aol.com Click here as your help is needed.PhilippinesAirport Studio near DivisoriaBaguio Internment Camp Bataan Death March Bilibid Military Prison Camp Cabanatuan Military Prison Camp Davao Penal Colony in Mindanao Fort Santiago The Gripsholm Hospicio De San Jose Los Banos Internment Camp Camp O'Donnell Mary Bachrach building just behind Manila Hotel Santo Tomas Internment Camp "The Underground" POW/Internees at Unknown Camps BurmaRangoon Prison CampJapanAshio (POW Camp 8-D) in JapanFukuoka #3 Hellships Mukden ChinaLunghwaShantung Compound Stanley Camp/Camp Stanley Weihsien Camp Shanghai Chapei Civilian Assembly Center Bridgehouse Jail in Shanghai (North of Shanghai) Kiangwan POW Camp Click here for a list of books about POW/Internment Camps and guerrilla activities in Asia during WWIIThis page is dedicated to the brave warriors who served in the battle fields of Bataan, Philippines, during World War II.During WWII the United States interned many Japanese-Americans in ten different camps in the United States. It truly was a different time. Click here for a list of those camps. or would like to be added to my POW/Internee e-mail distribution list, please let the me, Tom Moore, know. Thanks! |