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instanceOf
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World War II battle
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battle
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alliedForcesComposition
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American and Filipino troops
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alliedForcesStrength
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approximately 75,000 troops
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alsoKnownAs
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Fall of Bataan
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belligerent
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Commonwealth of the Philippines
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Empire of Japan
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United States
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casualties
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heavy on both sides
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cause
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Japanese attempt to seize the Philippines from the United States
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Japanese strategy to secure control of Southeast Asia and the Pacific
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combatant
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Imperial Japanese Army
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Philippine Army
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United States Army Forces in the Far East
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commander
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Douglas MacArthur
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Edward P. King
NERFINISHED
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Jonathan M. Wainwright
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Masaharu Homma
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conflict
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World War II
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consequence
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Bataan Death March
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capture of tens of thousands of American and Filipino prisoners of war
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fall of the Bataan Peninsula to Japan
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isolation of Corregidor
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country
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Philippines
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endDate
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1942-04-09
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followedBy
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Bataan Death March
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Battle of Corregidor (1942)
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front
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South West Pacific Area
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hasPart
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Battle of Trail 2
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Battle of the Pockets
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Battle of the Points
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japaneseForcesStrength
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numerically superior to defenders
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location
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Bataan Peninsula
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Luzon
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Philippines
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notableEvent
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surrender of Bataan on 1942-04-09
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notableFor
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prolonged defense by outnumbered American and Filipino forces
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severe shortages of food, medicine, and supplies among defenders
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symbol of Filipino and American resistance in World War II
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partOf
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Philippines campaign (1941–1942)
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precededBy
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Japanese invasion of Luzon
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result
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Japanese victory
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startDate
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1942-01-07
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strategicObjective
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Defense of Manila Bay approaches
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Delay Japanese conquest of the Philippines
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surrenderDate
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1942-04-09
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surrenderedTo
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Imperial Japanese Army
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theater
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Pacific Theater of World War II
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