Jorge Espina: the Hero who Embodied Batangueño Resistance to Japanese Occupation in WWII
In the numerous documents submitted by various guerrilla outfits to the United States Army in their bids to gain official recognition durin...
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Basilio Fernando, after whom an Air Force Base was named in Lipa, Batangas
About Basilio Fernando, after whom Fernando Air Base – home of the Air Education, Training and Doctrine Command of the Philippine Air Forc...
A Narrative History of the Maculot Battalion Part II
PART II PART I | PART II The Fil-American Irregular Troops (FAIT) was a large guerrilla organization formed by the retired American of...
Folklore from Lipa, Batangas by Amparo Reyes, 1924 Part 2
PART I PART I | PART II [p. 10] fowls, deer, sheep, and other wild animals that roamed about it its wilderness. Somewhere on the ...
Balayan, Batangas: Historical Data Part 3
PART III PART I | PART II | PART III [p. 15] Riddles 1. I come from the sea. On cloudy days, I ascend heaven. When I wish to ...
Balayan, Batangas: Historical Data Part 2
PART II PART I | PART II | PART III [p. 8] 1. Ang palanganga, hindi nakikilala sa labi. Whether or not one chews buyo (betel) c...
Folktales and Religious Festivals in Batangas by Claudia Cruz, 1930 Part II
PART II PART I | PART II [p. 9] “Juan,” the king called at last, “Did you prepare any dinner for me?” With emphatic slowness, our...
Roster of the 2nd Battalion Talisay Regiment PQOG Part II
PART II PART I | PART II | PART III The President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas was a large guerrilla outfit operating in Luzon during the ...
A Brief History of the Pioneer Balayan Town Guerrillas FAIT Part II
PART II PART I | PART II [Transcription continued...] [p. 11] MAPPING JAP POSITIONS Capt. Galvez was ordered by Col. Galvez t...