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Young Soldiers Reflect on Why Bataan Memorial Death March is Meaningful
16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
March 26, 2012 | 1:36
Seventy years ago, young American and Filipino men began a grueling and deadly forced march as prisoners of war through the Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines. Army Sergeant Janelle Sennert speaks with young Soldiers who explain why an annual memorial march commemorating that event inspires them to be tomorrow's Army leaders. Available in High Definition.
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