08/04/2024
แดสแดแดก ษดษข แดแดษขษชแดษชษดษขแดษด, แดส๊ฑแด แดษดแดแดกษด แด๊ฑ แดสแด แด
แดส แด๊ฐ แด แดสแดส, แดแดสแด๊ฑ แดสแด ษขสแดแดแดษดแด๊ฑ๊ฑ แด๊ฐ ๊ฐษชสษชแดษชษดแด ๊ฐษชษขสแดแดส๊ฑ แด
แดสษชษดษข แดกแดสสแด
แดกแดส ษชษช. ษชแด ษช๊ฑ แดแดสแดแดแด
แดษด แดส แดสแดแดษดแด
แดแดสษชส 9 ษชษด แดสแด แดสษชสษชแดแดษชษดแด๊ฑ แดแดแดส สแดแดส.
The Day of Valor, also known as Araw ng Kagitingan, commemorates the heroism of Filipinos and American Soldiers when the Japanese occupied the Philippines during World War II. Major General Edward P. King, of the United States Army, was forced to surrender more than 76,000 Filipinos, Chinese and American soldiers to the Japanese at dawn on April 9, 1942. The soldiers were forced to take a 90-mile (about 145 kilometers) hike to Camp OโDonnell in San Fernando. Thousands of prisoners died during the hike (also known as the Bataan Death March) due to starvation, dehydration and diseases before they could reach the camp.
Despite the trials of defeat, the captured soldiers stood strong and heroes emerged from the event. The surrender of Bataan hastened the fall of Corregidor. However, without this stand, the Japanese might have quickly overrun all of the US bases in the Pacific. Bataan forced them to slow down, giving the allies valuable time to prepare for conflicts such as the Battle of the Coral Sea and the Battle of Midway, which followed closely thereafter. American and Filipino liberation forces eventually retook the Bataan peninsula on February 8, 1945.
The Day of Valor was a national observance until a Letter of Instruction No. 1087, dated on November 26, 1980, made โAraw ng Kagitinganโ a national public holiday to honor the people who helped bring democracy and freedom in the Philippines during the World War II era. Executive Order No. 203, dated on June 30, 1987, further proclaimed April 9 as โAraw Ng Kagitinganโ to pay tribute to the heroes of Bataan, Corregidor and Bessang.
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