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This heartbreaking history documentary uncovers the brutal reality of the Bataan Death March, where 75,000 prisoners were forced to trek 65 miles in scorching heat. It is one of the darkest war stories from World War II, revealing the inhumane treatment of POW soldiers by the Imperial Japanese Army in the Philippines. Following the fall of the Bataan Peninsula, thousands of American soldiers and Filipino soldiers faced starvation, disease, and execution.
We examine the Pacific War tragedy that became a defining moment of military history and a symbol of sacrifice. Through this true story, we honor the veterans who endured this war crime and the memory of those who perished. Witness the survival story of the captive men who marched into hell, highlighting the devastating cost of the Second World War and the resilience of the US Army in the face of cruelty.