AFP Chief Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. led the 80th Victory Day commemoration in Kiangan, Ifugao, honoring Filipino, American, and Allied soldiers who ended Japanese rule in the Philippines.
He paid tribute to the fallen troops and called on Filipinos to embrace the heroism and legacy of those who fought for freedom.
Brawner emphasized that the spirit of heroism remains alive today, inspiring current generations to face challenges with courage.
Victory Day marks the capture of Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita in Ifugao, which effectively ended World War II in the country.
The event highlights the sacrifices of wartime heroes, including many Igorot fighters, whose bravery secured peace and freedom for future Filipinos.
Source: PhilNews24 | September 4, 2025
BRAWNER REMEMBERS HEROES ON VICTORY DAY MARKING END OF JAPANESE OCCUPATION
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