Japanese monograph no. 10 : Philippine operations record. Phase III. (November 1944-April 1945) [manuscript]
Title
Japanese monograph no. 10 : Philippine operations record. Phase III. (November 1944-April 1945) [manuscript]
Subject
Japan--History, Military--20th century.
World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Philippines.
Description
“A vague account of the activities of two provisional companies that garrisoned Mindoro and Lubang Islands. Of little or no value, this monograph was recommended for deletion. Material contained might well have been condensed to one or two paragraphs and combined with another study. (Unedited translation, 9 pages)” See also JM 137.
On title page: “Outline of Mindoro Island Operations.” Written by ex-Col. Ryoichiro Aoshima, based on statements of platoon leader Nonuki Kakijima and Sgt Nonutsugu Sato. In outline form; very impersonal. Overlaps with Monograph 137. Map. Lubang misspelled as Lubana. Mindoro and Lubang were important to the Japanese as these served as lookout posts to warn Japanese forces in Manila and Luzon of the approach of US forces. The Japanese occupation force never was able to conquer the island, which had an active guerrilla resistance movement.
*Citations in quotation marks from:
U.S. Army. Office of the Chief of Military History. "Guide to Japanese Monographs and Japanese Studies on Manchuria." Ca. early 1960s.
On title page: “Outline of Mindoro Island Operations.” Written by ex-Col. Ryoichiro Aoshima, based on statements of platoon leader Nonuki Kakijima and Sgt Nonutsugu Sato. In outline form; very impersonal. Overlaps with Monograph 137. Map. Lubang misspelled as Lubana. Mindoro and Lubang were important to the Japanese as these served as lookout posts to warn Japanese forces in Manila and Luzon of the approach of US forces. The Japanese occupation force never was able to conquer the island, which had an active guerrilla resistance movement.
*Citations in quotation marks from:
U.S. Army. Office of the Chief of Military History. "Guide to Japanese Monographs and Japanese Studies on Manchuria." Ca. early 1960s.
Creator
U.S. Army. Far Eastern Command. General Headquarters. Historical Section.
Publisher
[Tokyo?] : The Command, 1946?
Date
1946?
Format
32 x 25 cm.
application/pdf (.pdf) 21.2 MB
Type
Manuscript (Loose-leaf with binder)
Call Number
MS RH 43
Accession Number
16209
Pagination
9 leaves
Accompanying Materials
1 compact disc (digital ; 4 3/4 cm.)
Files
Collection
Citation
U.S. Army. Far Eastern Command. General Headquarters. Historical Section., “Japanese monograph no. 10 : Philippine operations record. Phase III. (November 1944-April 1945) [manuscript],” FHL-Roderick Hall, accessed January 23, 2026, https://fhl.omeka.net/items/show/515.