THOUSANDS OF AMERICANS AND FILIPINOS WERE FORCED TO MARCH THROUGH BATAAN IN WHAT WAS CALLED THE "DEATH MARCH". IT IS SAD AND HORRIBLE HISTORY HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES. In this video, we take off for a trip around the Province of Bataan. Starting in Balanga City, I take a trip to the market and enjoy the local eateries and snacks. From there, we head down to Mariveles, and spot the Bataan Death March markers along the way. Arriving at KM0 is a very sad reminder of the horrors of war. Thousands of

80 years ago today, the Bataan peninsula in the Philippines fell to the Imperial Japanese Army and 60,000–80,000 American and Filipino prisoners of war were forced to endure a grueling 60-plus mile march to POW camps. With casualties numbering in the thousands, this brutal trek would later become known as the Bataan Death March. In remembrance of all service members taken prisoner in defense of our country and in commemoration of National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day, we recount the st