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Posted by pau_p1 | 27th March 2008

At the mouth of the Manila Bay lies one of the most historically-rich island in the Philippines. And I was very glad to be able to set foot on this tadpole shaped island that had once become Manila's last stand during the World War II. It is the 'Rock' on Manila Bay, Corregidor.
Corregidor, or the 'corrector' in Spanish, served as the first stop for galleon ships seeking entry to Manila. Trader's had to aboard the island to have their cargoes checked before being allowed to dock the port of Manila. Since then this island had become an important first line of defense for Manila. In the early 1900s, the island was used by the American forces as one of their army posts in defense of the region specially during the WWII.
On June 18 of 2006, I together with two other colleagues and an American client and friend was given the opportunity of visiting this historic place. It was our tradition in our office to take time
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Jump off point to Mount Pinatubo.
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Visiting: Philippines.
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Visiting: USA.
I can help on general info on what to do and where to go around the Philippines. Or I may be able to provide suggestions on the best place to go.
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