AMAG Mission Mindanao Episodes

From Execution to Excavation: AMAG’s Hopeful Recoveries in Mindanao
For 80 years, four American heroes — Brigadier General Guy O. Fort, Lt. Col. Robert Vesey, Capt. Albert Price, and 1st Sgt. John Chandler — have remained missing after their brutal executions by Japanese forces in WWII Mindanao. Now, for the first time, the Asymmetric MIA Accounting Group (AMAG) has forged a historic partnership with the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), local Moro leaders, and the Bangsamoro Commission for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage.
In this powerful mini-series, we follow AMAG’s real-time mission — from a 96-year-old eyewitness breakthrough and a corrected 80-year-old map error to the April 2026 ground-penetrating radar deployment and targeted excavations at the old Camp Keithley execution site.
This is full-circle justice: the descendants of the Moro warriors General Fort once armed and respected are now helping bring these heroes home.
Subscribe now and witness history in the making. Every episode brings us closer to “leave no man behind.”
From Execution to Excavation — the mission is underway.

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April 21, 2026

We Are Here To Save You - Japanese Propaganda in the Execution of General Fort

On November 19, 1942 — exactly eight days after Brigadier General Guy O. Fort was executed by Japanese forces at Camp Keithley — Seiji Koga sat down and wrote a calm, polite handwritten letter to Moro guerrilla leader Datu Busran Kalaw. In it, Koga claimed he could not arrange a meeting with the still-living General Fort due to “strict rules and regulations concerning prisoners of war.” What Koga didn’t say was that Fort had already been killed after refusing to order the very Moro fighter...
March 24, 2026

Under the Bayonet: The Forgotten Heroism of Lt. Col. Robert Vesey

Episode Summary In July 1942 at Camp Keithley in Mindanao, Lt. Col. Robert H. Vesey made an extraordinary choice that would define his legacy. When Brig. Gen. Guy O. Fort was selected for execution, Vesey stepped forward and volunteered to take his place. What followed was two hours of unimaginable suffering under Japanese bayonets—yet Vesey’s sacrifice saved Fort’s life and preserved critical alliances with Moro guerrillas. In this powerful episode, we dive deep into Vesey’s story: his West ...
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March 19, 2026

Daniel Boone of the Philippines: How General Fort’s Legacy Built AMAG’s Partnership with the Moro People

From Execution to Excavation: AMAG’s Hopeful Recoveries in Mindanao Episode 1: Daniel Boone of the Philippines: How General Fort’s Legacy Built AMAG’s Partnership with the Moro People Welcome to the launch of our powerful new 4-episode mini-series: From Execution to Excavation: AMAG’s Hopeful Recoveries in Mindanao — the real-time story of courage, cross-cultural partnership, and the determined effort to finally bring home four American heroes missing for 80 years. In Episode 1, we introdu...
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