Province located in central Luzon. The MacArthur Highway runs north-south thru the province.

Tarlac City
Provincial capital, located in the center of the Province. A pre-war locomotive of from the Manila to Dagupan Rail Road line, that formally ran through Tarlac City is displayed in the center of town, and a rail car. A second locomotive is displayed at Dagupan Museum.

American Missions Against Tarlac
January 13, 1945
B-24s hit the Tarlac barracks and storage area. P-47s fly a sweep to Tarlac

March 21, 1945
B-25s, A-20s, and fighters hit Japanese defenses at Tarlac and Camiling.

Armed Forces Museum Province of Tarlac
Located at the Philippine Army Base, Camp Aquino at Tarlac

 

 

Camiling
Located in the north-west of the province.

Capas
Located to the south-west of Tarlac city. The final mileage markers of death march are located outside Camp O'Donnel, 111km, 100km and 109km. Each marker was donated by a private individual or organization and is listed on the rear of the marker. The Camp O'Donnel POW Camp and memorial.

 

Bamban (Bambam)
Lat 15° 16' 27N  Long 20° 34' 10E Located to the north of Mabalacat.

 

Hill 500
Located to the west of Bamban, attacked by 108th Infantry Regiment January 23-31, 1945.

Thrall Hill
Located to the west of Bamban, attacked by 160th Infantry Regiment January 23-31, 1945.

Hill E
Located to the west of Bamban, small hill in front of the ridge consisting of Thrall Hill, Hill 5, and Hill G.

Hill 5
Bamban

Hill G
Bamban