Corregidor - Kysor (North) Battery
This coastal battery was armed with 155 mm GPF guns and was named after Capt. Benjamin B. Kysor who was mortally injured in a bombing raid on December 29, 1941. Some remnants of the battery can still be seen today. However, the location is outside the tourist routes.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Louis Morton, The War in the Pacific – The Fall of the Philippines
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