The Bataan pass, the Cyclone division, the raiding group, and Ka Fort

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Cyclone Division — the official special designation from the 1918 Camp Shelby tornado · Avengers of Bataan — the styling ordered after the February 1945 clearing of Bataan

The 38th Infantry Division — the "Cyclone Division," from the tornado that struck its Camp Shelby, Mississippi training ground in…

Ka Fort — the nickname of the labor and human-rights records ([OMCT](https://www.omct.org/en/resources/urgent-interventions/philippines-extrajudicial-killings-of-mr-diosdado-fortuna-and-ms-victoria-samonte "Philippines: Extrajudicial killings of Mr. Diosdado Fortuna and Ms. Victoria Samonte — OMCT / The Observatory (October 17, 2005)"), [Fight Back News](https://fightbacknews.org/articles/labor_philippines "Labor leader murdered in Philippines — Fight Back! News")) · Fort — the Bulatlat styling, which glossed the moniker as standing for "strength, consistency and stability" ([Bulatlat — Ka Fort profile](https://www.bulatlat.com/news/5-34/5-34-fort.htm "The life and killing of Diosdado 'Fort' Fortuna — Bulatlat Vol. 5 No. 34 (2005)"))

Diosdado Fortuna — "Ka Fort" to the labor movement, born November 18, 1954, assassinated September 22, 2005 — was a…

1st Raiding Group — the English rendering of the Japanese record's unit name · 第1挺進集団 (Dai-1 Teishin Shūdan) — the Japanese order-of-battle styling of the formation ([Japanese Wikipedia — 第1挺進集団](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/第1挺進集団 "第1挺進集団 (Dai-1 Teishin Shūdan, 1st Raiding Group) — Japanese Wikipedia"))

The Teishin Shudan (挺進集団, "Raiding Group") was the Imperial Japanese Army's division-level airborne force — a special-forces formation of the…

Zig-Zag Pass — the hyphenated styling of the campaign articles · Zigzag Pass — the uncapitalized styling of road and news usage

ZigZag Pass is the winding mountain section of Route 7 — the 1945 road from Olongapo, at the northwest corner…


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