"Tunnel Complex Rear of Asahiyama Mountain "

War Tunnels: “Tunnel Complex Rear of Asahiyama Mountain “

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In the company of sir Cris' outdoor bikers, along with Pan Tyson Laxamana, our Aeta guide, we were able to conduct field survey, mapping, and photo-video documentations of 2 Japanese war tunnels located rear the Asahiyama hill-mass complex.
In the company of sir Cris’ outdoor bikers, along with Pan Tyson Laxamana, our Aeta guide, we were able to conduct field survey, mapping, and photo-video documentations of 2 Japanese war tunnels located rear the Asahiyama hill-mass complex.
"Tunnel Complex Rear of Asahiyama Mountain "
“Tunnel Complex Rear of Asahiyama Mountain “
“Tunnel Complex Rear of Asahiyama Mountain “
“Tunnel Complex Rear of Asahiyama Mountain “
During the war, these tunnels located on the highest point of Asahiyama, and overlooking south in a commanding high grounds, were utilized as troop shelters, mortar or machine gun nests located at the entrance of the tunnels.
During the war, these tunnels located on the highest point of Asahiyama, and overlooking south in a commanding high grounds, were utilized as troop shelters, mortar or machine gun nests located at the entrance of the tunnels.
During the war, these tunnels located on the highest point of Asahiyama, and overlooking south in a commanding high grounds, were utilized as troop shelters, mortar or machine gun nests located at the entrance of the tunnels.
During the war, these tunnels located on the highest point of Asahiyama, and overlooking south in a commanding high grounds, were utilized as troop shelters, mortar or machine gun nests located at the entrance of the tunnels.
During the war, these tunnels located on the highest point of Asahiyama, and overlooking south in a commanding high grounds, were utilized as troop shelters, mortar or machine gun nests located at the entrance of the tunnels.
During the war, these tunnels located on the highest point of Asahiyama, and overlooking south in a commanding high grounds, were utilized as troop shelters, mortar or machine gun nests located at the entrance of the tunnels.

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