World War II in the Philippines: The Luzon Central Plain, Zambales, Bataan and Corregidor 5

The fifth volume in the series is in three parts: a historical chronology-narrative, a reprint of Gen. Wainwright’s report of operations of the US Army Forces in the Far East (USAFFE) and US Forces in the Philippines (USFIP) [not included in this file, found in the first volume], and brief histories of Luzon-based guerrilla units, mostly based on Gen. Willoughby’s book. Contents Part I: Historical Narrative 1. War! 2. The Philippine Defense Plan 3. The Japanese Pour In 4. Fight, Slip Back, Dynamite! 5. The Defense of Bataan 6. Hell Begins Here! 7. The Prison Camps 8. The Siege of Corregidor 9. The Japanese Military Occupation 10. The Liberation Campaign Pictorial Review Part II: Report of Operations of the USAFFE and USFIP in the Philippine Islands, 1941-1942 by Gen Wainwright [not scanned, find in Vol 1] Part III: The Guerrilla Movement USAFFE Luzon Guerrilla Army Force (later LGF) ECLGA Bataan Guerrillas Lapham Guerrillas, LGAF Zambales Guerrillas The Hukbalajap The Chinese Guerrillas Part IV: The Military War Dead Luzon Force, USAFFE / USFIP The Chinese Guerrillas Epilogue Notes Appendices Bibliography Index