By Rey dela Cruz & Maui Daton AT the very entrance of Manila Bay, in the southwestern part of Luzon, sits the once mighty island of Corregidor, where many lives were lost in defense of the freedom ...

John M. Wright Jr. of Riverside walked up the bombed out ruins of the Corregidor hospital to the second floor and pointed to a corner where his commander had died.

At this point in history, it’s safe to say that pretty much everyone with access to a television set has watched some kind of game show or reality TV program at least once.

Hospital Ruins—lodging place of Jabidah Massacre victims. When one mentions Corregidor, what comes to mind is the heroic defense of the 11,000 Fil-American troops on the island against the ...

Now imagine being transported back to World War II, but this time you get to race through Corregidor’s nature trails, explore the ruins, navigate the fortress’ hidden tunnels and search the ...

A walking tour of Corregidor Island offers a more in-depth look at this crucial World War II battleground. DOT Funbassador Article. Bombs, big guns and other WWII tales. Mike Aquino for Yahoo!

CAVITE CITY — The local government here on Wednesday launched an economical and fast trip to Corregidor Island to boost tourism in the locality. Mayor Denver Chua led the reception of 22 foreign ...

Corregidor is a small island. At just over two square miles, it’s shaped like a thought bubble in the mouth of Manila Bay. It may be a tiny dot in the ocean, but it’s also a well-positioned dot.