This guerrilla organization actually submitted a large roster of 624 officers and enlisted men to the United States Army in its application for official recognition as an element of the Philippine Army in the service of the Armed Forces of the United States.
This large roster, however, was not accepted by the United States Army since the headquarters of the Marking’s Fil-American Troops submitted its own composite roster, which was mostly approved and officially recognized, and of this only 24 from the Batangueño Unit was included. This list of 24 guerrillas is presented below, along with its accompanying introductory documents.
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Notes and references:
1 “Batangueño Unit, MFA,” File No. 109-13, online at the United States National Archives.
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