52:05ooo that reminds me of marshlands in monster hunter games theire really are envirments like that wow
52:13its not the size that counts
52:27there used to be a small house and sighting tower
52:39read the wiki on it and how the US had to recapture it
52:41Probably a lot of steel under the concrete too
52:43no heliocopters back then?
52:44they have lost their spotters early on, but then again, its in a narrow enough entry
52:54naval guns couldnt pen it
52:58the steel must be a pretty shade of silver
53:02those guns are battleship guns
53:38nope, when the Americans tried to retake it, they had to pour gasoline in all the vents and burned every defenders inside
53:42Thats what the Maginot line was
53:54americans took what????
54:00DATS CON-CRETE BAYBEEEEEE
54:05that's exactly how the americans retook that place
54:25merica home of soical media posts and obeisity
54:28they boarded with ladders from boats on top, poured gasoline on vents and lit the place up
54:31it had a sea door I think and one on op
54:58I think they surrendered because of food
55:14jappense who got burnt alive thats the worst way to go
55:33the only thing worse is death by army of one million bullet ants
55:39The US did that to the japanese. I think the us troops ran out of food?
56:07American garrison surrendered on May 6, 1942, after the fall of Corregidor
56:12it's too dilapidated and dangerous at this point
56:18like that island off nagasaki
56:21pfft Phils. investing in something to be a museum?
56:27the mesuem would be huanted in that case clio
56:27happened quite a lot in the pacific war. the japanese would hold out a lot longer than the allies would think then they would burn them out
56:28I think its off limits
56:31How much gasoline did they had in there?
57:02Japanese did something similar but turned an island into a factory
57:08What's war without a little crime