NOWHERE YET EVERYWHERE
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Synopsis
“Nowhere Yet Everywhere: Untold Stories of the 66th Infantry, USAFIP NL” is a two-hour video documentary about one of the most painful yet memorable events in local history – the Second world as experienced by the people of Northern Luzon.
It presents the least documented participation of the indigenous peoples in the guerilla movement specifically the 66th infantry Regiment, a guerilla outfit mostly composed of young Igorots that was organized in the province of Benguet.
It then highlights the following 66th infantry’s significant missions and operations during these fateful years of Japanese occupation in the Philippines.
It presents the least documented participation of the indigenous peoples in the guerilla movement specifically the 66th infantry Regiment, a guerilla outfit mostly composed of young Igorots that was organized in the province of Benguet.
It then highlights the following 66th infantry’s significant missions and operations during these fateful years of Japanese occupation in the Philippines.
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