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Battle of Bataan,
Layac Junction marker World War II
First Line of
Defense Memorial (Battle of
Bataan -
Battle of
Layac Junction,
January 6, 1942)...
- ****igned
responsibility for
establishing and
holding a
defensive position at
Layac. He was
supposed to hold that
position for
several days,
enabling preparation...
- East (USAFFE). It was
known for its
fight with ****anese
invading forces in
Layac Junction, that was
ordered to hold
until all
retreating Fil-American forces...
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south Luzon to Bataan. To
cover this
retreat his
division was ****igned in
Layac Junction the
gateway to Bataan.
Attached with
artillery and
combat units...
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starts at
Layac,
Dinalupihan at a t-junction with the Jose Abad
Santos Avenue (Olongapo-Gapan Road). A
short section of the
highway from
Layac Junction...
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units in the area.[citation needed] 71st
Infantry again was
engaged in
Layac Junction after General Selleck commander of 71st
Division was appointed...
- a
defensive position on the west side of the Olongapo-Manila road, near
Layac Junction—at the neck of
Bataan Peninsula—on 5 January. The
junction was...
- 555
meters above sea level. The
First Line of
Defense Marker located in
Layac,
Hermosa marks the
first strong line of
defense of the
USAFFE forces against...
- invasion. He was
replaced by
Lieutenant Colonel Irving Compton after Battle of
Layac Junction as he was
transferred to the
island of Corregidor.
Compton was...
- by side with the
USAFFE in Bataan,
attacking ****anese
troops along the
Layac Line, Porac-Guagua Line, Abucay-Mauban Line,
Battle of
Trail 2, the Battle...
