In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.

Fact1: Nazi secret agent is spreading anti-American pro-Japanese propaganda among native Filipinos, Fact2: spy had posed as religious pacifist, Fact3: Bailey had earlier trained to retirement from Corps, Fact4: Marine forces blow up vital bridge halting Japanese ground advance, Fact5: daughter now accepts medal as entire base 's assembled corps passes in review
Having being stationed in the Philippines as a member of the United States Marine Corps, NCO Sgt. Maj. William Bailey Beery is retired after having served there for 30 years. This happens several months prior to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor and their laying siege to large areas of the South Pacific. When the Japanese invade the Philippines, Bailey confronts and strangles a Nazi secret agent, who is now spreading antiAmerican, proJapanese propaganda among the native Filipinos. The spy had posed as a religious pacifist up until a devastating Japanese air bombing attack caused many casualties among the unarmed civilians that Bailey, his wife, and daughter Maxwell had been living among. Bailey then takes command of the local Filipino militia that he had earlier trained just prior to his retirement from the Corps. They fight a series of delaying actions against a Japanese ground invasion force, slowing their attack, while waiting for the U.S. Marine island forces to arrive and counterattack. Later, after much fighting, while wearing his one time dress blues uniform jacket, Bailey takes out an enemy machine gun emplacement while Marine forces blow up a vital bridge, halting the Japanese ground advance. Sgt. Major Bailey is suddenly killed by an aerial bombing attack shortly after his heroic delaying actions have succeeded. The Japanese eventually go on to capture the Philippines. Sometime later, at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, CA, Sgt. Major Bailey is posthumously awarded, by his former commander in the Philippines, the corps highest medal for valor. His daughter, now a Marine sergeant, gratefully accepts the medal for her late father, as the entire bases assembled corps passes in review.