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"World War II began for the United States with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, followed by the invasion of the Philippines Islands the next day. Drawing on diaries and personal accounts, this book chronicles forgotten actions in the fall of the Philippines through the recollections of American servicemen"--
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The fall of the Philippines: the desperate struggle against the Japanese invasion, 1941-1942
2015, McFarland & Company, McFarland
in English
078649820X 9780786498208
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Table of Contents
"Never even got in the air"
The Philippines, December 10, 1941: "Where are our fighters?"
Moon under Lingayen
When America needed heroes: Wheless and Wagner
The USS Canopus
A scary Christmas but a happy new year: the Philippines, December 1941
The last and the first: Bataan, January 18, 1942
The First Battle for Bataan: January 18, 1942
"Think what we could have done with sixty!"
Biggest day for the Bataan Air Force: March 3, 1942
Japanese blitzkrieg: April 3, 1942
The deliberate bombing of Bataan Hospital No. 1
The fighting general of Bataan
Honorable but not easy: the surrender of Bataan
"P-40 something"; the last of the Tomahawks
Corregidor fights back: May 6, 1942
"You will, repeat, will surrender".
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-208) and index.
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