For military history buffs, tonight is the 75th anniversary of the Japanese invasion of Corregidor. General Wainwright, left in command after the PT boat departure of MacArthur in March, surrendered the fortress on May 6th. I have spoken with a number of Corregidor and Bataan veterans over the years. Life as a Japanese POW was not a pretty picture. Out of approximately 25,600 Americans taken prisoner by the Japanese, 10,650 did not survive the war, or 41.6%. By comparison, about 1% of Americans taken prisoner by the Germans perished.