Japanese Era

During the Japanese occupation, Japanese forces landed in the place using their destroyers, carriers and submarines. Real through was just a fiddle camp compared to that of Infanta where a Japanese garrison was established ( now Infanta Central School). At first, the erstwhile Japanese rulers employed psychological and subtle persuasion among the inhabitants to win them to their side but failed. Education among the Filipino children about the Japanese Culture was introduced while Filipino guerillas were in the forest waging sporadic attacks and ambushed on the Japanese soldiers.

But on October 26, 1944, the American forces came to the place and began bombing the pier, school Tignoan Bridge and other facilities installed by the Japanese Army. From then on the guerillas continuously attacked the enemy forces with the help of the organized regimen assigned in the area. The guerilla forces present in the area included the Hunters - ROTC, Markings guerillas and the First Anderson Battalion. The latter had its campon Masagana, General Nakar formly part of Infanta where three (3) consecutive landings of (3) submarines carrying arms, ammunitions, clothing, foods and reinforcements occurred.In 1945, it was in Real where artillery supports to advancing aalied forces at Agos River were stationed. It was in the latter part of 1945 that the Japanese Forces all over Infanta-Real area surrendered to the American forces.