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Discover the brutal and heroic story of the 32nd Infantry Division—The Red Arrow Division—as they fought one of the toughest battles of World War II on the Villa Verde Trail in Luzon, Philippines.

For 119 days, American soldiers battled through dense jungle, steep mountains, hidden caves, and constant ambushes as they faced General Tomoyuki Yamashita’s elite Shobu Force. Advancing sometimes only 35 yards a day, the men of the 32nd relied on raw courage, hand-to-hand combat, and relentless determination to break through Japan’s strongest defensive positions.

This video explores:

The strategic importance of the Villa Verde Trail

The near-impossible terrain and brutal close-quarters fighting

The incredible sacrifices of the 32nd Infantry Division

The heroism that earned 28 Silver Stars, 20 Distinguished Service Crosses, and 4 Medals of Honor

The eventual surrender of General Yamashita to the same division that fought him

The Battle of the Villa Verde Trail stands as one of the bloodiest and most challenging campaigns in the Pacific, a testament to the endurance and bravery of the soldiers who fought there.

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