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Bataan Legacy Historical Society, Memorare Manila 1945 and the San Francisco Main Public Library Present WWII in the Philippines The Legacy of Two Nations (Second Annual Conference), Saturday, October 29, 2016, 10AM to 5PM, Koret Auditorium, San Francisco Main Public Library 100 Larkin St., (Grove St. Entrance). Nearly 75 years since the beginning of America's involvement in World War II, history was made on July 14, 2016 when the California State Board of Education (SBE) approved the inclusion of World War II in the Philippines in the revised history curriculum framework for Grade 11 U.S. history (Chapter 16) in California. This approval is the culmination of many years of hard work starting in 2011 when AB199 (sponsored by Ma and Yee) was passed by the California Legislature to encourage the inclusion of the role of the Filipinos during WWII in high school. Chapter 16 of the Grade 11 U.S. History includes the following: The Philippine Commonwealth; the creation of the United States Army Forces in the Far East (USAFFE) comprised of Americans and a majority of Filipinos; the disruption of the timetable of the Imperial Japanese Army by the USAFFE Forces despite suffering from massive disease and starvation and fighting without any air support; the Bataan Death March and the thousands of casualties; the role of the Filipino and American guerrillas during the liberation; the American soldiers who were transported in hell ships to labor camps in Asia; the Battles of Leyte Gulf and the destruction of Manila. This will be the first time that WWII in the Philippines will be taught to high school students in California and even in the United States. California's new history curriculum framework can become the model for teaching this seminal point of WWII history in the U.S. Thank you so much for your continued help and support! PROGRAM Color Guard by U.S. Army Color Guard, 91s t Division led by MSG. (Ret.)Stanley Kamiya; Emceed by Ray Cordoba National Anthems by Tiffany Carandang Welcome by Philippine Deputy Consul General Jaime Ascalon WWII in the Philippines in the U.S. History Curriculum Framework for Grade 11 in California by Cecilia Gaerlan Implementation of the Curriculum in the United States & the Philippines by Lt. General (Ret.) Edward Soriano The Philippine Scouts with Paul Ruiz, Rudy Cabigas & Rick Villarina The Philippine Commonwealth, Dr. Basilio Valdez & President Manuel L. Quezon by Jessie Huberty Call to Action by Maj. General (Ret.) Eldon Regua Lunch at Latino Hispanic Room Recognition of WWII Veterans U.S. Army Forces in the Far East & the Role of the Guerrillas with Bernard Karganilla, Raymond Canilao, Manny & Esperanza De Ocampo The Role of the Nurses in Bataan, Corregidor and the POW Camps with Irene Hecht, Cathy Ceniza-Choy, Tina Makabali Jose & Carlos Makabali Life during the Japanese Occupation with Lucky Guillermo, Stacey Ver, Benito Legarda, Jr. Ruth Cobb-Hill and Eula Teauge-Viana Life During the Japanese Occupation with Marietta Flores, Ted Cecilia I. Gaerlan, Bataan Legacy Historical Society Co-Chair Consuelo McHugh Memorare Manila 1945 Co-Chair Cadwallader, Natividad Cucjen, Consuelo McHugh, Consuelo & Kirby Watts , Claire McHugh & Anna Tingin Closing Remarks by Cirian Villavicencio Thank You by Consuelo McHugh & Cecilia Gaerlan Acknowledgements: San Francisco Public Library & Staff Bataan Legacy Historical Society Team , Memorare Manila 1945 WWII Veterans of the Philippines , ROTC Cadets from Lowell, Lincoln, Balboa & Washington High Schools Joseph & Mercedes McMicking Foundation , Dignity Memorial Inquirer.Inc , Brix Beverages , , Mr.& Mrs. Miscellaneous Ice Cream Shop Mitchell's Ice Cream , Tastebud's Restaurant McHugh-Watts Family Jeff Shuttleworth , Rod Hall Sascha Jansen ,