World War II in the Philippines: Defense, defeat, and defiance

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Foreword Acknowledgement Contents Part One: Defense Preparations and the War Prologue Chronology, 1935-45 Report of Operations of USAFFE and USFIP in the Philippine Islands, 1941-1942 Historical Report on Visayan-Mindanao Force Defense of the Philippines Pictorial Review Part Two: The Guerrilla Movement Prologue The Guerrillas (Historical Abstracts) 10th Military District (Fertig) Sulu Area Command (Suarez) 6th Military District (Peralta) 7th Military District (Abcede-Mata) Cebu Area Command (Fenton; Cushing) Bohol Area Command (Ingeniero) Leyte Area Command (Kangleon) Samar Area Command (Smith) The Masbate Guerrillas (Donato) Bicol Guerrillas President Quezon's Own Guerrillas (Umali) The Hunters ROTC Guerrillas (Ver; Adevoso) Marking Guerrillas (Agustin) 34th Guerrilla Division (Ramirez) The Military Intelligence Service (de Jesus) Fil-Am Cavite Guerrilla Force (Castañeda) The Chinese Guerrillas Zambales Guerrillas (McGuire; Merrill) Hukbalahap (Banal) Bulacan Military Area (Santos) ECLGA, USAFFE LGAF (Ramsey) USAFFE LGAF (Thorpe) Bataan Guerrillas (Boone) Anderson Battalion LGAF; USPIF (Anderson) Lapham Guerrillas, USAFFE LGAF (Anderson) USAFIP-NL (Volckmann) Inmates and Convicts The Villamor Report The Cruz Report The Guerrilla Milk Run Epilogue Bibliography Index