[p. 1]
LIST OF ENEMY CASUALTIES
1. Ambush [of] a patrol of Japanese [soldiers] in Mayasang: Five (5) Japanese killed.
2. Bayungan encounter: Unidentified number of Japanese killed.
3. Second Mayasang encounter: Three (3) Japanese killed; Two (2) Japanese wounded.
4. First Dacanlao encounter: Three Japanese killed.
5. Second Dacanlao encounter: Five (5) Japanese killed.
6. Balimbing encounter: Eight (8) Japanese killed.
7. Patrol skirmish in Mayasang: One (1) Japanese killed.
8. Patrol skirmish in Pantay: One (1) Japanese killed.
9. Patrol skirmish in Alasas: Two Japanese killed.
10. Calaca and Casuyan encounter: Four (4) Japanese killed.
11. Patrol activity in Foltero: One (1) Japanese killed.
12. Encounter in Barrio Bayabasan, municipality of Nasugbu: Fifty (50) Japanese killed.
13. Bayungan encounter: Three (3) Japanese killed.
14. Boso-boso encounter: Unidentified number of Japanese killed.
15. Paliparan skirmish: Two Japanese killed.
16. Malusac encounter: Twenty-nine (29) Japanese killed.
17. Mopping up operations in Batulao: Twenty-seven (27) Japanese killed.
turned over to the United
States Army
1. Japanese soldier
Name:
Ryoeichi Higa (Japanese interpreter)
2. Ganaps
Name:
Pablo Elasige
Igmidio Masikat
Santiago Piamonte
Marcianito Rodriguez
Igmidio Masikat
Santiago Piamonte
Marcianito Rodriguez
Note: The word “Ganap” refers to any person who was a member of a pro-Japanese organization headed and organized by the well-known pro-Japanese Benigno Ramos.
CERTIFIED CORRECT:
[Sgd.] FILOMENO GAGALAC
↓ Scroll down to leave a comment.
Notes and references:
1 File Number 278, United States National Archives, downloaded from page Gagalac Guerrilla Unit, Philippine Veteran Association Office.
1 File Number 278, United States National Archives, downloaded from page Gagalac Guerrilla Unit, Philippine Veteran Association Office.
🙏 Kindly consider sharing this article on your social media accounts to keep this site free for students and lovers of Batangas History.
If you wish to make a donation to Batangas History, click on the Donate button below:
Leave a comment: