Araw ng Kagitingan: Remembering the brave in the Fall of Bataan



It is not a celebration to commemorate Araw ng Kagitingan if not to remember the courage of the Filipinos who fought and gave their lives for the people even though the country's defense at the Corregidor in Bataan "collapsed" on April 9, 1942. This happened during the second world war and Japan wanted to occupy America's allies, including the Philippines. To prevent Japanese soldiers from entering Manila immediately, the country set up a strong defense in Corregidor, accompanied by Filipino and American soldiers.

This historic day marks the greatness of Filipino veterans and American allies who fought against the Japanese invasion in World War II. Thousands of lives were lost during this dark chapter in our history in defending the country’s freedom and sovereignty. The “Fall of Bataan” serves as a constant symbol of the Filipinos’ bravery and patriotism.

As we face a global health crisis, we are reminded to remain cooperative, brave, and resilient as we, together with our frontline warriors in healthcare, local officials, and international partners, unite to combat the pandemic that has swooped down on humankind. We owe it to our forefathers who sacrificed their lives for us, to continue fighting for our Motherland and be responsible citizens. More than ever, the Philippines needs solidarity and support from every Filipino. Long live our veterans, including those living overseas. Long live the bravery of Filipinos! May we all have a solemn observance.

SOURCE:

https://twitter.com/burstyplayz

https://www.celineism.com/2016/04/celebrate-araw-ng-kagitingan-bataan.html

http://www.wazzuppilipinas.com/2021/04/philippines-observes-araw-ng-kagitingan.html

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