The battle of Ising : the untold story of the 130th Infantry Regiment in the liberation of Mindanao and the Philippines, 1942-1945 /
Vallejo, Marie Silva,
The battle of Ising : the untold story of the 130th Infantry Regiment in the liberation of Mindanao and the Philippines, 1942-1945 / Marie Silva Vallejo. - Revised edition. - 2015. Quezon City : New Day Publishers, - 23 cm. [xiii], 339 pages : illustrations ;
Includes appendices and glossary.
Includes bibliographical references.
The American forces believed that the 35,000 guerrillas of Mindanao were strong enough to destroy the Japanese forces in Mindanao that they seriously considered bypassing the island when they returned. Although MacArthur's General Headquarters in Australia, generally regarded the Mindanao guerrilla movement as the best organized of the guerrilla organizations in the Philippines, only about 1,000 of the guerrillas received training in combat fighting. With just 10,000 rifles and a perpetually short supply of ammunition, the entire guerrilla organization managed to contain well-armed Japanese soldiers in 30 coastal and 6 inland towns and cities. The guerrillas of the 130th Infantry Regiment, 107th Division undisputedly owned the jungles around Davao as they surrounded the enemy and fought decisive battles that hastened Mindanao's liberation.
9711013424
Philippines -- History -- Japanese occupation, 1942-1945.
Philippines -- Army -- Infantry, 130th.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Underground movements -- Philippines -- Mindanao Island.
DS 686.4
The battle of Ising : the untold story of the 130th Infantry Regiment in the liberation of Mindanao and the Philippines, 1942-1945 / Marie Silva Vallejo. - Revised edition. - 2015. Quezon City : New Day Publishers, - 23 cm. [xiii], 339 pages : illustrations ;
Includes appendices and glossary.
Includes bibliographical references.
The American forces believed that the 35,000 guerrillas of Mindanao were strong enough to destroy the Japanese forces in Mindanao that they seriously considered bypassing the island when they returned. Although MacArthur's General Headquarters in Australia, generally regarded the Mindanao guerrilla movement as the best organized of the guerrilla organizations in the Philippines, only about 1,000 of the guerrillas received training in combat fighting. With just 10,000 rifles and a perpetually short supply of ammunition, the entire guerrilla organization managed to contain well-armed Japanese soldiers in 30 coastal and 6 inland towns and cities. The guerrillas of the 130th Infantry Regiment, 107th Division undisputedly owned the jungles around Davao as they surrounded the enemy and fought decisive battles that hastened Mindanao's liberation.
9711013424
Philippines -- History -- Japanese occupation, 1942-1945.
Philippines -- Army -- Infantry, 130th.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Underground movements -- Philippines -- Mindanao Island.
DS 686.4