the POWs from the 41st Division were packed 80-100 in railway boxcars and transported from San Fernando to Sto. Domingo Station at Capas, Tarlac. From there, the POWs marched the remaining distance of 7 km to Camp O'Donnell to be incarcerated with 65,000 other Filipino and American POWs for the next 4 months under deplorable conditions, leading to 400 deaths per day. Memorial There are a couple of memorials and markers honoring the BGen. Vicente Lim and the 41st Division: 41st Division PA USAFFE Shrine in Tagaytay near the Tagaytay Convention Center. The epitaphs have all the names of the 41st Division veterans, KIA, and MIA. Capas National Shrine which was the former location of the POW Camp in Camp O'Donnell 41st Division Marker at the Pacific War Memorial on Corregidor Island 41st Division Marker at the WW2 Memorial at the Libingan ng mga Bayani in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City. 41st Division Marker at the Mount Samat National Shrine. 41st Division Marker near the Pantingan River Bridge. Order of battle 41st Infantry Regiment (PA) 42nd Infantry Regiment (PA) 43rd Infantry Regiment (PA) 41st Field Artillery Regiment (PA) 41st FA Regt HQ Company 1st Bn/41st FA Regt (PA) (75mm guns, 16x) 2nd Bn/41st FA Regt (PA) (2.95-inch pack howitzers, 4x) 3rd Bn/41st FA Regt (PA) 41st Engineer Battalion (PA) 41st Division Units 41st Division Headquarters & HQ Company 41st Medical Battalion 41st Signal Company 41st Quartermaster Company (Motorized) 41st QM Transport Company (Truck) References Bibliography Infantry divisions of the Philippines Military units and formations of the Philippine Army in World War II Military units and formations established in 1941 Military units and formations disestablished in 1942