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[Title] => 60 years: Remembering the Liberation of Cebu
[Summary] => Last Saturday, March 26, was the 60th anniversary of the Liberation of Cebu, a.k.a. the Talisay Landing. Unfortunately this year, this date fell on Black Saturday and since there were no newspapers in Cebu, this date would have passed into oblivion, hence we’re writing about this historic event today. I got the historical accounts on the Liberation of Cebu from the book Under the Southern Cross The Saga of the Americal Division, written by Capt. Francis D. Cron and printed by the Combat Forces Press.
[DatePublished] => 2005-03-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Bobit S. Avila
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[Title] => The liberation of Cebu: A war 58 years ago
[Summary] => Today, Cebu celebrates the 58th anniversary of "E-Day" or the Talisay Landing in 1945, which ushered the Liberation of Cebu from three years of Japanese occupation. While the US-Iraqi war continues to rage and public interest is focused on that war, allow me to bring you back to another war exactly 58 years ago, which happened right here in Cebu. This article is taken directly from the pages of a book which my uncle, Col. Manuel Segura (ret.), who was one of the closest lieutenants of that American guerrilla leader Lt. Col. James M.
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[Title] => The liberation of Cebu: A war 58 years ago
[Summary] => Today, Cebu celebrates the 58th anniversary of "E-Day" or the Talisay Landing in 1945, which ushered the Liberation of Cebu from three years of Japanese occupation. While the US-Iraqi war continues to rage and public interest is focused on that war, allow me to bring you back to another war exactly 58 years ago, which happened right here in Cebu. This article is taken directly from the pages of a book which my uncle, Col. Manuel Segura (ret.), who was one of the closest lieutenants of that American guerrilla leader Lt. Col. James M.
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