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A thoroughly researched account of the events which led to, and which occurred on December 8, 1941, climaxing in the virtually unopposed Japanese attack on Clark Field, and the destruction of the majority of MacArthur’s bombed force.

Presents…

Personal experiences of the Philippine defense campaign (1941-1942) from a different perspective: the author was the Finance officer of the US Army in the Philippines.

Col. Vance narrates how he came to the Philippines in 1940, and his duties as…

Personal account (assisted by a journalist) of the commanding general of the US Armed Forces in the Philippines (USAFIP) who surrendered Corregidor – and the Philippines – in May 1942.

Briefly recounts conditions in the Philippines just before…

Personal account (expansion of his earlier "Ghost of Bataan Speaks") of a Bataan combat veteran and American Prisoner of War.

Abraham was 28 years old when the war started, a sergeant in the US 31st Infantry Regiment. He saw combat in Bataan, the…

Military monograph dealing with the operations of one American infantry company in the Battle of Layac Junction, January 6-7, 1942.

Based on the experience of the author, the commander of the company he describes, Thompson goes into detail on…

Author was an infantry officer assigned to a provisional unit created in Bataan. The unit was composed of mechanics and ground crew of the US Army Air Corps, who were made to fight as infantrymen on the ground rather than fight in the air, since US…

Then-Col. Lewis Charles Beebe was MacArthur’s chief supply officer in 1941; he was promoted to Brigadier General in 1942 and made chief of staff to General Wainwright, who took over when MacArthur departed from Corregidor for Australia.

He kept a…

This series was first published by MacArthur’s headquarters in 1950, but was not made available until after MacArthur’s death in 1964.

Volume I, prepared by MacArthur’s staff under the direction of his chief of intelligence, Maj. Gen. Charles A.…

Personal account of a middle-level officer in the USAFFE. Written shortly after the war when his memory was fresh, this account presents a unique point of view: that of a colonel first in Fort Stoltenberg, where he witnessed the Japanese attack on…

This is the official US Army history, originally published in 1953, detailing the campaign to defend the Philippines in 1941-1942.

Published just over a decade after the defeat took place, and when many key officers were still alive, this work…
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