Bulletin of the American Historical Collection

Bulletin of the American Historical Collection, Vol. XXXI, No. 3 (124), July-September 2003.

“Bulletin of the American Historical Collection Five-Year Cumulative Index 1998-2000,” pp. 47-83. This lists several articles on the war in the Philippines published in the Bulletin, as well as book reviews.

Bulletin of the American Historical Collection, Vol. VII, No. 4 (29), October-December 1979

BUENCAMINO, Victor (Dr.). “Manila Under Japanese Occupation (II),” pp. 7-29. A very important primary source on Manila under the Japanese. This is the second part of a series printing Dr. Buencamino’s 1942 diary. Buencamino was the head of the…

Bulletin of the American Historical Collection Foundation, Vol. XXVIII, No. 2 (111), April-June 2000

HOULAHAN, J. Michael. “In Harm’s Way: The Valiant Nurses of Bataan,” pp. 5-37. Brief overall account of the American nurses (no mention of Filipina nurses) on Bataan and Corregidor, including what happened to them after surrender (they were interned…

Bulletin of the American Historical Collection Foundation, Vol. XXVIII, No. 3 (112), July -September 2001

MOORE, Bruce M. “Strong to Endure: The Story of Captain George Moore during World War II, part II,” pp. 4-58. This installment of the experiences of Captain Moore covers January 1 to November 6, 1942. This includes the Bataan campaign, the surrender…

Bulletin of the American Historical Collection, Vol. XXVIII, No. 4 (113), October-December 2000.

MOORE, Bruce M. “Strong to Endure: The Story of Captain George Moore during World War II, part III,” pp. 4-57. This is the last installment of the experiences of Captain Moore and covers the period November 7, 1942 - the end of the war and after.…

Bulletin of the American Historical Collection, Vol. XXXI, No. 2 (123), April-June 2003

HOULAHAN, J. Michael. “A Jesuit Remembers the Japanese Occupation: the Internment of Fr. James Reuter, S.J.,” pp. 9-24. This piece on Fr. Reuter’s wartime experiences is based on an interview he gave the author in 2000. Fr. Reuter, an American…

A sack of cement [from the Bulletin of the American Historical Collection vol. 19 no. 1 (114)] [manuscript]

pp. 44- 50, a brief article on how the memorial cross and its inscription was erected in Camp O’Donnell in 1942. This article is reprinted from the November 1982 issue of "The Retired Officer."

The Philippine Scouts and the Defense of Bataan [from the Bulletin of the American Historical Collection vol. 19 no. 1 (114)] [manuscript]

pp. 5-12, a brief researched account focusing on those men who won the U.S. Medal of Honor (Lt. Nininger; Sgt. Calugas, Lt. Bianchi). The photo captions are misspelled.

Two Bataan veterans tell their stories [from the Bulletin of the American Historical Collection vol. 19 no. 1 (114)] [manuscript]

pp. 13- 43. Transcript of a joint interview with Brig. Gen. Royal Reynolds, Jr. and Col. Melvin Rosen, both former Philippine Scout officers, conducted by John Patterson in 1997. Patterson is the nephew of Philippine Scout Medal of Honor winner…