AETA COMMUNITY LEADERS AT BAMBAN MUSEUM Feels good to be with our Aeta families at Bamban WWII Museum today for a meeting regarding our charity works in their community. Our sincere appreciation for the kindness of sir Bisco Ares and family.
Our BHS Field Recon Team has been conducting for more than a decade, field survey of the Japanese WWII tunnels, many of them sealed during the Battle of Bamban Hills, or by soil erosion in the passage of time, or by human activity. These tunnels are considered important WWII historical sites that should be preserved …
War Tunnels: IN SEARCH OF THE LOST JAPANESE WAR TUNNELS OF THE LAFE HILL, BAMBAN Read More »
Our friend Doug with the BHS Field Recon Team conducted aerial surveys of the hill-mass of Grotto, Rotary and Panaisan in search of the lost Japanese war tunnels and in identifying the important archeological site of the Bamban. The team uses DJI Mavic III Pro aerial drone.
Feels good to meet these amazing guys who have a lot in recovering artifacts way back in the 1980s. Now they are donating a big part of these collections to the Bamban Museum, providing knowledge on the former battlefields especially the Japanese war tunnels and the archeological site that produced rare pre-colonial wares. The history …
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INDUNG PATIKA MAYUYU Location: Bamban Museum
This morning, the BHS Field Recon Team conducted extensive surveys including drone aerial imagery for documentations. Results of this field surveys will be submitted to Bamban LGU, the National Commission for the Culture and the Arts NCCA, the National Museum, and the Provincial Government of Tarlac. BHS and Bamban Museum will work with the Bamban …
Video Clip: RE-OPENING AND DISCOVERING NEW JAPANESE WAR TUNNELS OF PANAISAN, BAMBAN HILLS; 6-May-2023 Watch this video clip as I Enter a newly re-opened Japanese war tunnel in Panaisan Hills, Bamban, as captured by my Iphone and explored the inside of what remains of this WWII battle site. Our fellow explorer, Aries Dizon was the …
It was a fruitful Saturday morning with our BHS Field Recon Team with the re-opening of Panaisan Japanese War Tunnel No. 1 and the discovery of a new (not yet registered and surveyed) War Tunnel No. 2 with the help of the land owner Jose Marimla. The BHS Field Recon Team conducted field survey and …
The regiment can trace its evolution from the early years in 1917 and was based in the Philippines under the USAFFE’s harbor defense forces in Manila Bay area including Corregidor and Fort Wint. Now based in Oklahoma, elements of the regiment are here for a short period and the guys decided to visit our WWII …
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