Topside

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Topside is a section of Fort Mills on Corregidor Island in the Philippines that served as the main defensive and administrative area of the former U.S. military installation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military area
section of Fort Mills
controlledBy Philippine government
surface form: Philippine government (current)

United States military history
surface form: United States military (historical)
currentUse historical site
tourist attraction
elevationRelativeToIsland highest plateau area of Corregidor
garrisonedBy Philippine Scouts
United States Coast Artillery Corps
surface form: U.S. Army Coast Artillery Corps
hasAccessRoute roads and trails from Middleside and Bottomside
hasFortification anti-aircraft defenses
coastal artillery batteries
tunnels
underground shelters
hasNearbyArea Bottomside
Middleside
hasRole main administrative area of Fort Mills
main defensive area of Fort Mills
hasStructure Headquarters buildings of Fort Mills
Mile-Long Barracks
officers’ quarters
parade ground
recreational facilities
heritageDesignation part of Corregidor Island historical complex
historicalEvent defense of Corregidor in 1942
recapture of Corregidor by U.S. forces in 1945
surrender of U.S. and Filipino forces on Corregidor in May 1942
locatedIn Fort Mills
locatedInCountry Philippines
locatedOn Corregidor
surface form: Corregidor Island
notableFeature panoramic views of Manila Bay
remains of artillery positions
ruins of Mile-Long Barracks
overlooks Bataan Peninsula
Manila Bay
Manila Bay
surface form: South Channel of Manila Bay
partOf U.S. military installation on Corregidor
partOfDefenseSystem Harbor Defenses of Manila and Subic Bays
strategicImportance command and control center of Fort Mills
key defensive position in Manila Bay
timePeriodOfUse American colonial period in the Philippines
World War II
surface form: World War II era

early 20th century
usedBy United States Army
United States Armed Forces
surface form: United States military
usedDuring World War II

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Fort Mills hasPart Topside