Letter to FAIT-Batangas Headquarters on Non-Revision of Recognition Dates, May 1948
The Fil-American Irregular Troops was a large guerrilla outfit founded by ex-United States Army officer Colonel Hugh Straughn. It operated ...
December 2017
Major Phillips Unit Casualties Report
The Major Phillips Unit was a guerrilla unit that was founded and operated in or around western Batangas town of Calatagan. It was commanded...
Roster of the San Jose Batangas Guerrillas
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
Activities of the Batangas Guerrilla Headquarters-FAIT
The Fil-American Irregular Troops was a large guerrilla outfit founded by ex-United States Army officer Colonel Hugh Straughn. It operated ...
Letter Informing Luansing of Non-Recognition by the US Army, June 1947
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Official Roster of the Luansing Unit as Recognized by the US Army
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Lt. Bruce Bromley’s Unfavorable Report on the Luansing Unit
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Letter of Federico Aranas of the DOJ to the PHILRYCOM, June 1947
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
Lt. Col. Isaac Farol's Report on Ambush on a Japanese Truck, 3 February 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Early Fil-American Irregular Troops Organization and Guidelines for Batangas
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Lt. Emilio Bulusan's Report on the Burning of Rosario, 4 March 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
A Narrative History of the Maculot Battalion
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American officer Hugh Straughn. It had ma...
Resolution Uniting Batangas Guerrilla Units Under One Command
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Lt. George Bond's Report on the Ibaan Regiment FAIT, June 1946
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Letter to Masilungan Directing the Submission of Roster, November 1947
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
Lt. Kenneth Neubauer's Revision Report on the San Jose Batangas Guerrillas
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
US Army Letter Acknowledging Guerra's Request for Reconsideration, April 1947
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
A Brief History of the Ibaan Regiment Batangas Guerrillas
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
A Chronological History of the Luansing Guerrilla Unit
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Memo Recognizing the Maculot Battalion, January 1948
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American officer Hugh Straughn. It had ma...
Sixto Guerra’s Memo to Captain Otti on Recognition Concerns, July 1945
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Sixto Guerra's Recommendations to the Guerrilla Affairs Section, US Army
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Directives from Lt. Col. Farren and Maj. Jay Vanderpool to All Guerrilla Units in Batangas
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Lt. Emilio Bulusan’s Relay of Intelligence from Hunters-ROTC, 11 March 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
A Chronological History of Guerrilla Activities, Maculot Battalion
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American officer Hugh Straughn. It had ma...
Letter to Colonel Pedro Pasia Re Non-Revision of Recognition Dates, January 1948
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American officer Hugh Straughn. It had ma...
Lt. Bromley's Report on the Guerra Company, Ibaan Regiment
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Captain Carandang's Report on Jap Activities in Batangas, 3 March 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Letter from Sixto Guerra Requesting for Reconsideration, March 1947
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Lt. Col. Isaac Farol's Intel Report, 16 November 1944
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Info on the Ibaan Regiment from Col. Quintin Gellidon, June 1945
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Letter Informing Rafael Loria of Non-Recognition of Cuenca-FAIT, June 1946
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in the island of Luzon, including several towns in...
Lt. Bruce Bromley's Investigative Report on the Luansing Unit, June 1947
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Lt. Emilio Bulusan’s Intelligence Report, 14 March 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Miscellaneous Memos from Luansing to Regimental Commanders
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Letter of Col. Jorge Espina to Lt. Col Isaac Farol, March 1944 (Second)
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Non-Favorable Decision on Request to Revise Recognition Dates, January 1948
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
Letter from Lt. Col Moore Informing the Ibaan Regiment of Non-Recognition
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Captain Carandang's Report on Jap Activities in Batangas, 26 February 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Letter to Sixto Guerra on the Non-Revision of Recognition Dates, June 1947
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Guerra's Letter Requesting for Approval of Guerrilla Roster, January 1946
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Galicano Luansing’s Letter Requesting for Recognition by the US Army, March 1946
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Reconsideration Report on the Ibaan Regiment FAIT, October 1947
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Letter Not Recommending Recognition of Luansing Unit Supplementary Roster, January 1946
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Various Certifications in Support of the Ibaan Regiment
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Roster of Officers, Enlisted Men & Casualties of the Maculot Battalion
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American officer Hugh Straughn. It had ma...
Lt. Jose Zuño’s Intelligence Report, 25 March 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Certifications on the Ibaan Regiment's Attachment to US Army Units
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Revision Report on the Maculot Battalion, December 1947
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American officer Hugh Straughn. It had ma...
Chronological Record of Activities of the Ibaan Regiment
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Lt. Banog's Intelligence Report on Jap Atrocities in Rosario, 20 February 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Letter to Luansing about Non-Revision of Recognition Dates, July 1947
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Request for Reconsideration on Non-Recognition of Supplementary Roster, March 1946
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Memo of Appreciation from Capt. Philip Lawrence, Sub Base R, November 1945
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American officer Hugh Straughn. It had ma...
Lt. Jose Zuño’s Combat Report, 25 March 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Luansing's Memo Requesting for Recognition of Two Companies, November 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Letter of Col. Jorge Espina to Lt. Col Isaac Farol, March 1944
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Letter to US Army Reporting Anomalies by the Ibaan Regiment, February 1946
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Petition on Behalf of Unrecognized Members of the Ibaan Regiment, September 1945
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Non-Recognition of Luansing Unit Supplementary Roster, Febrary 1946
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Cuenca Municipal Resolution Thanking Maculot Battalion, September 1945
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American officer Hugh Straughn. It had ma...
Roster of the Ibaan Regiment Batangas Guerriillas
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Letter: Non-Recognition of the Ibaan Regiment after Reinvestigation, October 1947
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Instructions to Regimental Commanders Prior to the Nasugbu Landing, January 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
US Army Intelligence on Lawless Activities of the Luansing Unit, April 1946
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Captain Cesar Fernando’s Investigative Report on the Luansing Unit
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Letter from Captain Curfman Suggesting Fraudulent Luansing Unit Document
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
History of Command of the Luansing Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Documents Pertaining to the Manases Reyes Company, Ibaan Regiment
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops, a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army officer...
Organizational Scheme, Fil-American Irregular Troops Batangas, January 1944
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Various Certifications/Papers Signed by US Army Officers on the Luansing Unit
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Memo Relaying Strike Order from Major Jay Vanderpool, February 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Transcription: Handwritten Memo from Luansing to Major Jay Vanderpool, January 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
Report of the Ibaan Mayor to the Governor on the Ibaan Regiment, May 1945
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Letter from US Army Acknowledging Masilungan's Request for Info on Recognition, November 1948
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
Investigative Report on the Cuenca Volunteers, June 1946
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in the island of Luzon, including several towns in...
Letter of Maj. Medrano, Ibaan Regiment, to Capt. Fellows, US Army, February 1945
The Ibaan Regiment was one of many units of the Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT), a large guerrilla group founded by the former US Army ...
Captain Carandang's Report on Bridge and Road Conditions, 3 March 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This...
A Brief History of the Organization of the Canluran Infantry Regiment
The Canluran Infantry Regiment was a guerrilla outfit that operated out of the Municipality of Taal and was commanded by one Lt. Col. Marcel...
Maj. Pablo Mendoza's Letter Requesting Review of Recognition Date, May 1948
The Santo Tomas Guerrilla Unit was an outfit formed and operated out of northern Batangas, with its headquarters located on a hill in Mount ...
Documents on the Ranks of Laurel’s Regiment Officers
The Laurel Regiment, 45 th Division, I Corps of the President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG), started as an independently organized unit in...
A Brief History of the Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrillas FAIT
The Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrilla Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired Ame...
Report on the Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrillas, Bahia-Deguito Unit, FAIT
The Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrilla Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired Ame...
Roster of the Liberty Guerrillas, Batangas Unit, MFAT
The Liberty Guerrillas was one of many supposed units in Batangas that sought official recognition as an element of the Philippine Army in t...
Cornejo's Appeal for Reconsideration of Non-Recognition of Malvar Guerrillas, March 1947
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG) was a guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon, including Batangas, during the Japanese oc...
Letter Acknowledging Cornejo's Request for Reconsideration, April 1947
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG) was a guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon, including Batangas, during the Japanese oc...
Memos about the Processing of the Canluran Regiment’s Companies B & C
The Canluran Infantry Regiment was a guerrilla outfit that operated out of the Municipality of Taal and was commanded by one Lt. Col. Marcel...
Captain Landicho's History and Activities of the Sto. Tomas Unit PQOG
The Santo Tomas Guerrilla Unit was an outfit formed and operated out of northern Batangas, with its headquarters located on a hill in Mount ...
Documents in Support of Petition for Revision of Recognition Date
The Santo Tomas Guerrilla Unit was an outfit formed and operated out of northern Batangas, with its headquarters located on a hill in Mount ...
History and Activities of the Highlanders United Guerrillas
The Highland United Guerrillas was guerrilla outfit that operated in the Province of Batangas out of the Municipality of Mataasnakahoy in Wo...
Memo from Major Vanderpool to the Laurel's Regiment, December 1944
The Laurel Regiment, 45 th Division, I Corps of the President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG), started as an independently organized unit in...
US Army Letter to Talatala about Non-Revision of Recognition Dates, August 1947
The Santo Tomas Guerrilla Unit was an outfit formed and operated out of northern Batangas, with its headquarters located on a hill in Mount ...
US Army Officers' Documents on the GHQ Batangas Force, FAIT
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Letter of R.L. Perez to Jorge Espina, September 1943
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Letter Informing Tambauan of Suicide Bn’s Non-Recognition, March 1947
The Suicide Battalion was purportedly a guerrilla outfit organized in the barrio of Santor in Tanauan by one Crispulo Tambauan, who would hi...
Galvez's Letter to the US Army Requesting Recognition, March 1946
The Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrilla Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired Ame...
Various Documents Submitted to the US Army in Support of Application for Recognition
The San Jose Guerrilla Unit was an underground organization that opposed the Japanese in the Province of Batangas in World War II. It was c...
A Brief History of the Liberty Guerrillas, Batangas Unit, MFAT
The Liberty Guerrillas was one of many supposed units in Batangas that sought official recognition as an element of the Philippine Army in t...
Lt. Brabson's Report on the Zobel Guerrilla Unit
The Zobel Guerrilla Unit was a guerrilla organization that supposedly operated from the western Batangas town of Calatagan. It was supposed...
Report on the Malvar Guerrilla Forces
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG) was a guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon, including Batangas, during the Japanese oc...
Reconsideration Report on the GHQ Batangas Force FAIT
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Various Affidavits Submitted by the San Jose Batangas Guerrillas
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
Internal US Army Memo about the GHQ Batangas Force on Non-Reconsideration
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
A Brief History of the 1st Battalion Batangueño Unit, MFAT
The 1 st Battalion, “B” Company, Batangueño Unit was a guerrilla organization affiliated with the MFAT or Marking’s Fil-Americans Troops. ...
Roster of the Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrillas, Bahia-Deguito Unit, FAIT
The Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrilla Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired Ame...
Miscellaneous Batangas Guerrilla Communications Set II
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Letter to Galvez on Non-Revision of Recognition Dates, March 1947
The Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrilla Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired Ame...
Roster of the Canluran Infantry Regiment
The Canluran Infantry Regiment was a guerrilla outfit that operated out of the Municipality of Taal and was commanded by one Lt. Col. Marcel...
A Chronologic History of the Batangas Intelligence Unit
The Batangas Intelligence Unit was one of the many guerrilla organizations that operated in the Province of Batangas during the Japanese Occ...
Letter from the US Army Informing the Malvar Guerrillas of Non-Recognition, February 1947
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG) was a guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon, including Batangas, during the Japanese oc...
Report on the Reconsideration of the Zobel Guerrilla Unit
The Zobel Guerrilla Unit was a guerrilla organization that supposedly operated from the western Batangas town of Calatagan. It was supposed...
Letter of a Japanese Army Officer to Jorge Espina, September 1943
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Lt. Bruce Bromley's Report on the Batangueño Unit, MFAT, July 1947
The 1 st Battalion, “B” Company, Batangueño Unit was a guerrilla organization affiliated with the MFAT or Marking’s Fil-Americans Troops. ...
Activities of the Canluran Regiment in Support of the 158th RCT and 11th AB Division
The Canluran Infantry Regiment was a guerrilla outfit that operated out of the Municipality of Taal and was commanded by one Lt. Col. Marcel...
Various Documents Submitted by the Batangueño Unit to the US Army for Recognition
The 1 st Battalion, “B” Company, Batangueño Unit was a guerrilla organization affiliated with the MFAT or Marking’s Fil-Americans Troops. ...
Letter of Application for Recognition from the Bravo Guerrilla Corps, January 1946
The Bravo Guerrilla Corps of the Philippines was an organization that supposedly operated in Lipa during the Japanese occupation of the coun...
Roster of the Pioneer Calaca Town Guerrillas
The Pioneer Calaca Town Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired American Colon...
US Army Letter Rejecting Suicide Bn's Casualty Report, March 1947
The Suicide Battalion was purportedly a guerrilla outfit organized in the barrio of Santor in Tanauan by one Crispulo Tambauan, who would hi...
Affidavit of Vitaliano Luna on the San Jose Batangas Guerrillas' Leadership, February 1946
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
History of the Laurel’s Regiment, PQOG
The Laurel Regiment, 45 th Division, I Corps of the President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG), started as an independently organized unit in...
Miscellaneous Batangas Guerrilla Communications
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Wenceslao Cornejo's Request for Separate Consideration of the Malvar Guerrillas, March 1947
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG) was a guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon, including Batangas, during the Japanese oc...
Roster of the San Jose Guerrilla Unit
The San Jose Guerrilla Unit was an underground organization that opposed the Japanese in the Province of Batangas in World War II. It was c...
Affidavit of Lt. Col. Marcelino de la Rosa on the Canluran Regiment, April 1946
The Canluran Infantry Regiment was a guerrilla outfit that operated out of the Municipality of Taal and was commanded by one Lt. Col. Marcel...
A History of the Santo Tomas Guerrilla Unit PQOG
The Santo Tomas Guerrilla Unit was an outfit formed and operated out of northern Batangas, with its headquarters located on a hill in Mount ...
Letter of R.L. Perez to Jorge Espina, October 1943
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Roster of the Highlanders United Guerrillas
The Highland United Guerrillas was guerrilla outfit that operated in the Province of Batangas out of the Municipality of Mataasnakahoy in Wo...
Intelligence Reports filed by Operatives of the Canluran Infantry Regiment
The Canluran Infantry Regiment was a guerrilla outfit that operated out of the Municipality of Taal and was commanded by one Lt. Col. Marcel...
Affidavits in Support of the Highlanders United Guerrillas
The Highland United Guerrillas was guerrilla outfit that operated in the Province of Batangas out of the Municipality of Mataasnakahoy in Wo...
Report on the Pioneer Calaca Town Unit, January 1947
The Pioneer Calaca Town Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired American Colon...
List of Casualties of the Malvar Guerrilla Forces
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG) was a guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon, including Batangas, during the Japanese oc...
Communication from Vicente Galvez to PHILRYCOM, June 1947
The Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrilla Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired Ame...
Memo from Masilungan to Folsom on Anomalous Roster, November 1945
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
Julian Morada's Request for Reconsideration, July 1946
The Mataasnalupa Guerrilla Unit was supposedly a small guerrilla outfit operating in the then-municipality of Lipa during the Japanese Occup...
Joint Affidavit of the Citizens of Malvar on the Malvar Guerrillas, March 1947
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG) was a guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon, including Batangas, during the Japanese oc...
Lt. Wilcox's Statement on Alleged Bribery by Guerrilla Units under Investigation
The Laurel Regiment, 45 th Division, I Corps of the President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG), started as an independently organized unit in...
Letter Requesting Exception to Deadline, Application for Recognition, September 1947
The Batangas Intelligence Unit was one of the many guerrilla organizations that operated in the Province of Batangas during the Japanese Occ...
Approved Requests for Casualty Recognition, San Jose Guerrilla Unit
The San Jose Guerrilla Unit was an underground organization that opposed the Japanese in the Province of Batangas in World War II. It was c...
Summary of Guerrilla Activities Submitted by Tambauan
The Suicide Battalion was purportedly a guerrilla outfit organized in the barrio of Santor in Tanauan by one Crispulo Tambauan, who would hi...
Affidavit of Galicano Luansing Jr. on the San Jose Batangas Guerrillas, March 1946
The San Jose Batangas Guerrillas was another unit in the province of Batangas that fought the Japanese under the banner of the large guerril...
Various Affidavits on the GHQ Batangas Force, FAIT
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Letter to Major Basilio Hernandez from Casimiro Guevarra, March 1948
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Transcribed Notes Between GHQ Batangas Force Members
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Letter Informing Medrano of Non-Recognition, March 1947
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Documents on Activities of the Sto. Tomas Guerrilla Unit
The Santo Tomas Guerrilla Unit was an outfit formed and operated out of northern Batangas, with its headquarters located on a hill in Mount ...
Miscellaneous Documents Submitted by Tambauan for US Army Recognition
The Suicide Battalion was purportedly a guerrilla outfit organized in the barrio of Santor in Tanauan by one Crispulo Tambauan, who would hi...
History of the Mataasnalupa Guerrilla Unit
The Mataasnalupa Guerrilla Unit was supposedly a small guerrilla outfit operating in the then-municipality of Lipa during the Japanese Occup...
Jorge Espina's Message to the People, October 1943
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Letter from the US Army to Vicente Galvez, July 1947
The Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrilla Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired Ame...
Organizational Report of the Canluran Infantry Regiment, April 1945
The Canluran Infantry Regiment was a guerrilla outfit that operated out of the Municipality of Taal and was commanded by one Lt. Col. Marcel...
Thomas Brown's Letter to Wenceslao Cornejo, June 1947
The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas (PQOG) was a guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon, including Batangas, during the Japanese oc...
Thomas Brown's Letter to Lazaro Alda re GHQ Batangas Force, June 1947
The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization that operated in Luzon during the Japanese occupation during Wor...
Letter to the US Army about Anomalies in Balayan, March 1947
The Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrilla Unit was one of many units of the large Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) organized by the retired Ame...
