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RG-16: PAPERS OF MAJOR GENERAL COURTNEY WHITNEY, USA, 1942-1947

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Biographical Essay Douglas MacArthur, iv

Introduction to the Collection, vii

Scope and Content of the Collection, viii

Reel Contents to RG-16: Papers of Major General Courtney Whitney, USA, 1942-1947, 1

Biographical Essay Douglas MacArthur

Douglas MacArthur was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, on January 26, 1880, to Captain (later Lieutenant General) Arthur MacArthur and Mary Pinkney Hardy MacArthur of Norfolk, Virginia. Douglas was the youngest of three sons. The eldest, Arthur, went to the U.S. Naval Academy and died in 1923, a captain in the Navy; Malcolm died in childhood in 1883 and is buried in Norfolk. Douglas and his family lived on various military posts from New Mexico to Fort Leavenworth to Washington, DC. In 1899 he was appointed to the U.S. Military Academy from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. After graduating first in his class from West Point, where he held the highest rank in the Corps of Cadets, MacArthur was commissioned second lieutenant, Corps of Engineers, on June 11, 1903. (For a complete list of MacArthur s military promotions see p. vi.) Ironically, his first duty assignment was to the Philippines, where only recently his father had served as military governor. Filipino insurrectionists provided Douglas with his first experience in military violence. Until 1914, MacArthur served in Army engineering positions in the United States and abroad. The single exception was the one year that he spent as aide to his father (1905-06) on an extensive tour of the Far East, including Japan and recent battlefields of the Russo-Japanese War. Douglas also played a notable role in the 1914 military expedition to Vera Cruz, Mexico. Returning to Washington, he served on the General Staff until joining the 42d Infantry Division in 1917. Responsible for much of the organization and training of the 42d Division, MacArthur was credited with naming it the Rainbow Division because it was made up of National Guard units from all over the United States. He served as divisional Chief of Staff; commander of the 84th Infantry Brigade; and, briefly, as division commander. His activities with the division in France and Germany earned him two Distinguished Service Crosses, a Distinguished Service Medal, and six Silver Stars, not to mention two wound stripes (later honored by Purple Heart Medals) and promotion to brigadier general in the National Army. After returning to the States in 1919, MacArthur became superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy. From 1922 to 1930 he served two tours of duty in the Philippines, as well as in various cities in the United States. In 1928 he led the U.S. Olympic team to Amsterdam. Also, during the 1920s, MacArthur was married to and divorced from Louise Cromwell Brooks. In 1930, President Herbert Hoover appointed Douglas MacArthur Chief of Staff, U.S. Army. President Franklin D. Roosevelt retained him in this post until the fall of 1935, when MacArthur returned to the Philippines as military advisor to the newly established Philippine Commonwealth. MacArthur s principal task was to organize and train a Philippine army. Although he retired from the U.S. Army at the end of 1937, General MacArthur remained military advisor to the Philippine Commonwealth and was named field marshal of its army. Meanwhile, in April 1937, the General married Tennessee-born Jean Faircloth. Arthur MacArthur IV, the couple s only child, was born in Manila on February 21, 1938. Due to the spread of the war in Europe and the accelerating Japanese expansion in the Far East, the U.S. Army Forces, Far East were created, and President Roosevelt recalled General MacArthur to active duty to command these forces. The president also

directed that the Philippine army be called up to serve with U.S. troops. Mobilization, planning, organization, training, re-equipping, and supplying his command occupied the General s attention until December 8, 1941. Although built up considerably prior to the outbreak of war, especially in their air strength, the U.S.-Philippine units were no match for the combined naval-air-ground assault by the Japanese. Having fallen back on the Bataan Peninsula and the fortress islands blocking Manila Bay, most notably Corregidor Island, the Americans and Filipinos, under General MacArthur, brought the Japanese to a standstill. Since no significant reinforcement could reach Bataan and Corregidor and the disease-ravaged, ammunition-short Filipinos and Americans could not be expected to hold out much longer on February 23, 1942, President Roosevelt ordered General MacArthur to leave the Philippines and to proceed to Australia. The General, his family, and a nucleus staff left Corregidor in a torpedo boat for Mindanao; from there they flew to Australia. For his dogged, brave defense of the Philippines, MacArthur was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, almost eighty years after his father had won the medal for his bravery on Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga. From April 1942 to October 1944, General MacArthur trained, organized, planned, and led his Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA) Command through New Guinea, New Britain, the Bismarcks, and Morotai to an enormously successful landing in Leyte in the central Philippines. In January 1945 he landed with his forces at Lingayen Gulf and marched on Manila and Bataan. With the surrender of the Japanese on the USS Missouri on September 2, 1945, General MacArthur assumed his authority as Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP). Unlike historical occupation commanders, MacArthur took a benevolent approach toward the Japanese and personally oversaw the rebuilding and democratization of Japan. An early equitable peace treaty with Japan was a major goal. A new constitution, a radical departure from Japan s prewar constitution, was readied in months. New laws resulted in the first universal suffrage election in early 1946. And, even today, the reforms in land holding are still in effect. Trade and manufacture were fostered, education and local government reforms were instituted, and freedom of the press and the right to form and belong to trade unions were established. In June 1950, with the North Korean invasion of the Republic of Korea, General MacArthur was directed to assist the South Koreans with his resources, including ground forces. Named commander in chief, United Nations Command, in July, MacArthur directed the naval, air, and ground forces of the United States, South Korea, and the United Nations in stopping and turning back the Communist invaders. On September 15, 1950, the General personally directed U.N. forces in a daring amphibious attack at Inch n. This assault on the North Korean rear so neutralized the Communist positions in South Korea that U.N. forces were able to move quickly into North Korea and to the Manchurian border. Although some Chinese Communists had been located in North Korea as early as late October, it was not until almost the end of November that massed Chinese volunteers openly intervened in the Korean War. MacArthur retained control of sea and air, but the massive Chinese ground forces could not be held back by the United Nations. A withdrawal commenced that gave up all of North Korea and a portion of the Republic

of Korea. By late March 1951, U.N. troops again pushed across the 38th parallel north of Seoul, South Korea s capital. On April 11, 1951, President Truman, because of policy differences with General MacArthur, relieved him of his commands. MacArthur returned to the United States to a hero s welcome. In a famous speech, he addressed a joint session of Congress, outlining his views concerning world conditions. Although the General never again held a military command, he remained in public view until his death. He toured the United States after his congressional address, appeared before a congressional investigative committee, and gave the keynote address to the 1952 Republican National Convention. He became chairman of the board of Remington-Rand (later Sperry-Rand). In 1961 he took a sentimental tour of the Philippines and in 1962 gave his final address to the cadets at West Point. From 1962 to1964 he wrote and published his Reminiscences. On April 5, 1964, Douglas MacArthur died at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, DC. After lying in state in New York and Washington, the General was interred in the MacArthur Memorial in Norfolk, Virginia.

MacArthur s Military Promotions

Second Lieutenant (Corps of Engineers) July 11, 2003

First Lieutenant April 23, 1904

Captain February 27, 1911

Major December 11, 1915

Colonel (National Army) August 5, 1917

Brigadier General (National Army) June 26, 1918

Brigadier General (Regular Army) January 20, 1920

Major General (Regular Army) January 17, 1925

General (temporary) November 21, 1930

Major General October 1, 1935

Lieutenant General (temporary) July 27, 1941

General (temporary) December 18, 1941

General of the Army December 18, 1944

Introduction to the Collection

Major General Courtney Whitney was born in Takoma Park, Maryland, on May 20, 1897. He is best remembered for being a close advisor to General Douglas MacArthur during and after the Occupation of Japan and the Korean War, as well as an organizer of the Philippine guerrilla resistance to the Japanese during World War II. In 1917, General Whitney began his military career as a private with the Third Infantry of the District of Columbia National Guard. He was inducted in August of that year into the U.S. Army as a private with the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps Reserve until March 1918. At that time, Whitney received a commission as a second lieutenant and entered the Signal Corps Aviation School. In 1920 he served as adjutant at Payne Field, Mississippi, and at Bolling Field in the District of Columbia where, while on active duty in 1923, Whitney graduated from National University and received a bachelor s degree in law. While at Bolling Field, Whitney also received a promotion to first lieutenant and held the posts of supply officer and commanding officer. In 1925 he was transferred to the Philippines, where he served briefly before returning to Washington to be named chief of the Publications Section of the Information Division attached to the office of the Chief of the Air Corps. He resigned from the service in June 1927 and returned to Manila to establish a law practice. After thirteen years of practice, Whitney returned to active duty in 1940 as a major and assistant chief of the Legal Division of the Army Air Force. In April 1943, now a colonel, he was named chief of the Philippine Regional Section of the Allied Intelligence Bureau in General MacArthur s Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA) command. For his exceptional organization and supervision of the guerrilla resistance in the Philippines, Whitney was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal. Later, he also received the Legion of Merit. General Whitney received his star as brigadier general in January 1945, and, in early 1946, he joined General MacArthur s staff as chief of the Government Section of SCAP (Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers in Japan). It was here that Whitney s knowledge of law was put to its best use. According to General Order No. 8 (issued on October 2, 1945), the Government Section was to advise the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers as to the status of and the policies pertaining to Military Government in Korea and the internal structure of civil government in Japan. Whitney was also instrumental in drafting the 1946 Japanese Constitution. With the initiation of hostilities in Korea in 1950, he accompanied General MacArthur on his tours of the front. Whitney developed an intense loyalty to his commander in chief and, after MacArthur s dismissal in 1951, requested retirement so that he could return to the United States with his general. He retired as a major general effective May 31, 1951, and became MacArthur s spokesman and confidant. General Whitney was one of the prime movers in the establishment of the General Douglas MacArthur Memorial in Norfolk. He was appointed the first vice president of the MacArthur Memorial Foundation and worked tirelessly on behalf of the Memorial until his death on March 21, 1969, at the age of seventy-one. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

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Scope and Content of the Collection

The Papers of Major General Courtney Whitney are a collection of documents concerning the general s activities as chief of the Philippine Regional Section. They do not contain information about his duties as chief of the Government Section of SCAP or his post-retirement activities. The bulk of the collection covers General Whitney s organization of guerrilla resistance to the Japanese in the Philippines from 1942 to 1945. Series I contains files on persons and subjects of particular significance to Whitney s work. The Personnel Files in Series II include vital statistics on each of the guerrilla leaders. Series III, the Philippine Project, is the largest and most informative in this collection. Messages in this series are divided into Select and General. Whitney formed the group of Select Messages after his full retirement in 1955 in order to aid in the writing of his book MacArthur: His Rendezvous with History. The Guerrilla Records in Series III are the most important subseries in Record Group RG-16. They contain the operational and organizational files of the Philippine Regional Section, which underwent an organizational change in June 1944 when it became the Philippine Sub-Division. Reasons for this change are unclear, but Whitney remained in charge. Within the Guerrilla Records there are two large sections: Evacuee Reports and Information Reports. The Evacuee Reports are interviews with Americans, who were smuggled out of the Philippines, and detail Japanese activities in the Philippines. The Information Reports are message reference sheets from the Allied Intelligence Bureau to the Chief of Staff. They provide a summary of the message, comments, and action taken or recommended for that message. Series IV, Index Card Files, is very different from the other records. These files were created by Whitney and his staff as a quick reference for accessing basic information on guerrilla personnel and activities in the Philippines. The cards also serve as locators to more detailed information elsewhere within this collection. Printed Material, found in Series V, consists of published Army and Navy information about the Philippines and Japanese activities. The Restricted Access Materials in Series VI are top secret and classified documents and were not microfilmed. These documents may not be researched without proper clearance from the Adjutant General of the Army.

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RG-16: PAPERS OF MAJOR GENERAL COURTNEY WHITNEY, USA, 1942-1947

Reels 337-349, 351-410

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates Series I: Personal Files 337 1 1 Airwarning--Development of in Philippines July 1944-February 1945 2 Bureau of Constabulary, Organization, Philippines 1944 3 Checksheets Forwarding Documents March 1943-May 1944 4 Checksheets Forwarding Documents June 1944-January 1945 5 Checksheets on Incoming Messages (B-1) March-June 1944 6 Checksheets on Messages (G-3) July-December 1944

2 1 Circumnavigators Club--Correspondence 1962 338 2 Civil Affairs [See also Box 76, which is on Reel 410] January 1944-February 1947 3 Coast Watchers' Summary Messages 1944 4 Coast Watchers' Weekly Reports January-February 1944 5 Coast Watchers' Weekly Reports March-May 1944

3 1 Gazetteer of Place Name in SWPA 1944 May 6, 1943 and 2 General Order No. 21--War Department January 29, 1944 3 Guerrilla Activities--Bohol 1943-44 4 Guerrilla Activities--General 1944 5 Guerrilla Activities--Leyte 1944 6 Guerrilla Activities--Luzon 1944-1945 7 Guerrilla Activities--Mindoro 1944 8 Guerrilla Activities--Ninth Military District 1943 9 Guerrilla Activities--Palawan 1944 10 Guerrilla Activities--Tenth Military District Nov.-Dec.1944, March 1948 11 Guerrilla Activities--Special Cases 1943-1945 12 Guerrilla Movement in the Philippines--Correspondence 1943 13 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Bicol 1944 14 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Bohol 1944 15 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Cebu 1944 16 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Leyte 1944 17 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Central Luzon 1944 18 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Northern Luzon 1944 19 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Mindanao and Sulu 1945 20 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Negros 1944 339 21 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Panay and Area 1944 22 Guerrilla Resistance Movement--Samar 1944

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 339 4 1 Hawley, Maynard C. May 1942-June 1944 contd. 2 Internment--Santo Tomas, etc. 1943-1947 3 MacArthur, Douglas--Correspondence 1944-1946 4 MacArthur, Douglas--V-J Day Speech 5 MacArthur Memorial--Correspondence 1965 6 Memorabilia [1961, 1966] 7 Memorandums To and From G-3 1944-1945 Messages forwarded to C-in-C 8 1944 (USS NASHVILLE, USS WASATCH 6th Army)

5 1 Miscellaneous March 1943-November 1944 2 Miscellaneous 3 Mis-X Activities SWPA (POW) 1943-1945 4 Miscellaneous, Damaged Documents 340 5 Naval Movements--Enemy June-July 1944 6 Naval Movements--Enemy August-September 1944 December 1943- 7 NET Control Stations--Messages To February 1945

6 1 Philippine Biographies 1944 2 Philippine Commonwealth Directory Philippine Guerrilla Records, Mis-X Activities, 3 1944 (Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Melbourne) Philippine Guerrilla Records, Miscellaneous 4 [Primarily memos from/to Charles "Chuck" Parsons on 1943-1945 supplies to Philippines, plus correspondence on Guerrilleros in Luzon/Mindoro] 5 Philippine Guerrilla Records December 1944- April 1945 6 Philippine Guerrilla Records June-November 1944 Philippine Guerrilla Records-- Checksheets Forwarding 7 May 1942-June 1944 Documents 341 8 Philippine Guerrilla Records--Roster of Army Officers October 31, 1940 9 Philippine--Official Gazette April-June 1945 10 Philippine Regional Section Re-Activation 11 Philippine Situation 1942 12 Photographs--Mindanao 1943

7 1 Radio Communications Report 1944 2 Radio Locator Maps--PRS-AIB 1944 3 Radio Stations--Operational and Strategic Value of 1944 4 Radio Station KAZ 1943-1945

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 341 7 5 Receipts--Money for Personnel Going North (B-10) 1944 contd. contd. 6 Report on Philippine Civil Affairs Vol. 2 1944-1945 November 1944- 7 Rescue of Airmen January 1945 8 Rescue of Navy Personnel October 1944-February 1945 9 Roster of Army and Constabulary Officers--Philippines July 15, 1938 10 Rosters of Army General Officers 1945 11 Rosters--Guerrilla Organizations

8 1 Secrecy Certificates, Escaped Prisoners of War 1943-1944 2 Trial of Takezawa, Takeo May-November 1947 3 War Bonds 4 Weather Info. from Philippines forwarded to G-2 1944 West Side Assoc. of Commerce in the City of New 342 5 1961-1962 York, Inc. 6 Whitney, Courtney--Miscellaneous Correspondence 1945, 1956-1965 7 Whitney, Courtney--Personal Correspondence 1940-1944 8 Whitney, Courtney--Personal Correspondence January-June 1945 9 Whitney, Courtney--Personal Correspondence July-September 1945 10 Whitney, Courtney--Personal Correspondence 1946-1948

9 1 Whitney, Courtney--Semi-Official Letters April 1943-August 1944 2 Whitney, Courtney--Semi-Official Letters September-December 1944 3 Whitney, Courtney--Semi-Official Letters 1945 Who's Who in the Philippines 343 4 March 1947 (principally in the Puppet Government) 5 USO of New York City--Correspondence 1964 6 Newspaper Clippings on General Douglas MacArthur 7 Yamamoto, Kumaichi--Summary of Testimony of March 1947

Series II: Personnel Files Subseries 1: General Files

December 1942- 10 1 Personnel--General December 1943 2 Personnel--General January-June 1944 3 Personnel--General July-December 1944 4 Personnel--General 1945-1948

Reel Box Folder Folder Description

Series II: Personnel Files Subseries 2: Individual Files

343 11 1 Abcede, Salvadore (Lieutenant Colonel) contd. 2 Ames, Irineo A., (1st. Lieutenant) 3 Anderson, Bernard (Lieutenant Colonel) 4 Baker, George T. (2nd Lieutenant) 5 Ball, Robert V. (Captain) 6 Barnette, E. Jeff (Colonel) 7 Barros, Russell D. (Major) 8 Bone, Alvin V. (2nd Lieutenant) 9 Brown, Lewis III, (Lieutenant Colonel, Cavalry) 344 10 Carbonnel, Nicolas S. (1st Lieutenant) 11 Childress, Clyde C. (Major) 12 Cohen, Wildred A. (1st Lieutenant) 13 Confesor, Tomas (Governor of Panay and Romblon) 14 Crespo, Torribo (2nd Lieutenant) 15 Croell, Harry T. (Major) 16 Crossman, Edgar G. (Colonel) 17 Cruz, Emigdio C. (Major) 18 Cushing, James M. (Lieutenant Colonel) 19 DeWitt, Clyde A. 20 DeWitt, William (T/5) 21 Dyess, W.E. (Major) 22 Elvove, Elias (Captain) 23 Evans, James L. (Major) 24 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) [including c. 23 photos] 25 Ferguson, Charles B. (1st Lieutenant) 26 Galang, Richardo (Captain) 27 Gentry, Robert E. (1st Lieutenant) 28 Grashio, Samuel C. (Lieutenant 29 Griffin, David C. (Captain) 30 Grimm, E. M. (Colonel) 31 Grinstead, James R. (Captain)

Reel Box Folder Folder Description 344 12 1 Hale, Edward, H. (2nd Lieutenant) contd. 2 Hamner, Jordan A. (Captain) 3 Hawley, Maynard C. (Lieutenant) 4 Hayden, Joseph R. Dr. 5 Hedges, Charles W. (Lieutenant Colonel) 6 Hernandez, Al (2nd Lieutenant) 7 Howard, Jack (Lieutenant) 8 Higbee, Donald M. (Captain) 9 Huerto, Petronio B. (1st Lieutenant) 10 Hulme, John F. (1st Lieutenant) 11 Ignacio, Rodolfo C. (1st Lieutenant) 12 Jamison, Donald V. (1st Lieutenant) 13 Jones (Captain) 14 Jurika, Thomas W. (Captain) 15 Kangleon, Ruperto K. (Lieutenant Colonel) 16 Kuder, Edward M. 17 Kopp, Howell S. (Captain) 18 Labrador, Vicente W. (1st Lieutenant) 19 Lapham, Robert B. (Captain) 20 Leger, Herbert J. (Captain, Chaplain) 21 Manzano, Marcisco L. (Lieutenant Colonel) 22 Martin, Harold D. (2nd Lieutenant) 23 Martinez, Gregorio M. (2nd Lieutenant) 24 McGee, Frank D. (Lieutenant Colonel) 25 McGivney, James B. (2nd Lieutenant) 26 McKay, Douglas C. (2nd Lieutenant) 27 Mellnik, Stephen M. (Lieutenant Colonel) 28 Morgan, Luis P. (Captain) 29 Myers, Collin S. (Colonel) 30 O'Connor, Maurice N. (Captain)

345 13 1 Parsons, Charles (Lieutenant Commander) [1943] 2 Parsons, Charles (Lieutenant Commander) [1944-1945] 3 Peralta, Macario, Jr. (Colonel) 4 Pettit, Bert E. Jr. (Captain) 5 Phillips, L.H. (Major) 6 Pickering, Abner K, (Captain) 7 Jamison, Donald V. (1st Lieutenant) 8 Ramsey, Edwin (2nd Lieutenant)

Reel Box Folder Folder Description 345 13 9 Roberts, C.G. (Colonel) contd. contd. 10 Romillo, Guillermo (2nd Lieutenant) 11 Rosher, Douglas A. (Major) 12 Rotor, Arturo Dr. (Secretary to President of Philippines) 13 Rowe, George F. (Lieutenant USNR) 346 14 Sabarre, Antonio C. (Major) 15 Samples, Jack L. (Lieutenant) 16 Schuring, Henry G. (see Evacuee Reports) 17 Silva, Saturmino (2nd Lieutenant) 18 Sinclair, Thomas L. (Lieutenant, USNR) 19 Songo, Ruben P. (1st Lieutenant) 20 Spiro, Meyer J. (2nd Lieutenant) 21 Stahl, Robert E. (1st Lieutenant) 22 Strickland, Lee A. (2nd Lieutenant) 23 Suarez, Alejandro (Lieutenant Colonel) 24 Sutherland, Richard K. (Lieutenant General)

14 1 Teo, Konglam (2nd Lieutenant) 2 Torres, Enrique S. (Captain) 3 Valera, Jose V. (2nd Lieutenant) 4 Varney, Fred (Captain) 4A Villamor, Jesus A. 5 Volckmann, R.W. (Lieutenant Colonel) 6 Walter, Cecil E. Jr. (Captain) 7 Walter, Cecil E. Sr. (Major) 8 Welbon, Roy E. (2nd Lieutenant) 9 West, James P. (Captain) 10 Wheeler, M.M. (Lieutenant, USNR) 11 Whitehead, Arthur K. (Major) 12 Wilson, Samuel J. (Commander, USNR) 13 Wise, Braynard l. (W.O.) 14 Woodruff, Halbert E. (Major) 15 Worchester, F.W. (Lieutenant Commander) 16 Young, Frank H. (2nd Lieutenant) 17 Yu Hico, Delfin C. (1st Lieutenant)

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates Series II: Personnel Files Subseries 3: Special Files 346 Personnel--First Reconnaissance Battalion, 15 1 1944-1945 contd. Special Personnel--5217th Reconnaissance Battalion 2 July 1942-April 1944 (Provisional) Personnel--5217th Reconnaissance Battalion 347 3 May 1944-July 1945 (Provisional) 4 Personnel--978th Signal Service Company August 1942-September 1943 5 Personnel--978th Signal Service Company October 1943-March 1945

Series III: Philippine Project Subseries 1: Select Messages

16 1 Abcede--Negros August 1943-March 1944 2 Abcede--Negros April 1944-February 1945 3 Alcuaz, Luis de March 1942-March 1945 4 Anderson--Eastern Luzon August 1943-December 1944 5 Andrews--Negros October 1943-January 1945 348 6 Ball, Lapham, Ramsey, Stahl, Torres 7 Becker

Cabangbang, Bartolome C. 17 1 [General Information on Corregidor, Bataan, Concentration Camps and Guerrillas] 2 Cabangbang, Bartolome C. June 1944-January 1945 Cabais [see Placido] 3 Cemeterio del Norte--Report on 4 Cushing--Cebu February 1943-April 1944 5 Cushing--Cebu May 1944-February 1945 6 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) February-May 1943 7 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) June 1943 8 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) July 1943 9 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) August-September 1943 10 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) October-November 1943

18 1 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) December 1943 2 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) January 1944 3 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) February 1944 4 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) March-April 1944 5 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) May 1944

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 349 6 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) June 1944

19 1 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) July-August 1944 2 Fertig, Wendell W. (Colonel) September 1944-March 1945 3 Hamner, Jordan A. (Captain) Sept. 1943-February 1944 4 History of Guerrilla Resistance June 1945-May 1948 5 Inginiero October 1943-April 1945

Lapham, Robert B. (Captain) 20 [see Ball, Robert V. (Captain)] Miller, Charles S. [see Placido] 1 Parsons, Charles (Lt. Commander)--To August 1943- March 1945 2 Parsons, Charles (Lt. Commander)--From August 1943- February 1945 3 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) June 1943 4 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) July 1943 5 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) August 1943 6 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) September 1943 351 7 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) October 1943 8 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) November 1943-January 1944 9 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) February 1944

21 1 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) March 1944 2 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) April 1944 3 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) May 1944 4 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) June 1944 5 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) July 1944 6 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) August 1944 September 1944- 7 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) March 1945 8 Phillips, L.H. (Major) Nov. 1943-February 1944 9 Placido, Cabais, Santos, Miller August 1944- March 1945

22 Ramsey [see Ball, Robert V. (Captain)] 1 Rowe, George F. (Lieutenant USNR) August 1944- January 1945 Santos [see Placido] 2 Smith August 1943-April 1944 3 Smith May 1944-February 1945 Stahl [see Ball, Robert V. (Captain)] Suarez [see Young] Torres [see Ball, Robert V. (Captain)] 4 Villamor, Jesus A. January-May 1943

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 352 5 Villamor, Jesus A. June-August 1943 6 Villamor, Jesus A. September 1943 7 Villamor, Jesus A. October 1943 8 Volckmann, R.W. (Lieutenant Colonel) August 1944-April 1945 9 Young, Suarez--Sulu Islands February 1944-April 1945

Series III: Philippine Project Subseries 2: Messages

352 23 1 Abcede--Messages August 1943-May 1944 contd. 2 Abcede--Messages June 1944-August 1944 3 Abcede--Messages September-October 1944 4 Abcede--Messages November 1944 5 Abcede--Messages December 1944 353 6 Abcede--Messages January 1945

24 1 Abcede--Messages February 1945 2 Abcede--Messages March-June 1945 3 Ames--Messages November 1943 4 Anderson--Messages June-October 1944 5 Anderson--Messages November 1944 6 Anderson--Messages December 1944

25 1 Anderson--Messages January-March 1945 354 2 Anderson--Messages April-June 1945 3 Andrews--Messages January 1943-May 1944 4 Andrews--Messages June-November 1944 5 Andrews--Messages December 1944-1945

26 1 Baker--Messages April-September 1944 2 Ball-Messages June 1944-March 1945 3 Barros--Messages December 1944-July 1945 4 Benedicto--Messages February-March 1945 5 Boliver (006)--Messages January 1945 6 Bowler--Messages October 1944-January 1945 355 7 Brown, Lewis--Messages October-November 1944 8 Cabais--Messages August 1944-March 1945

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 335 27 1 Cabangbang--Messages September-October 1944 contd. 2 Cabangbang--Messages November 1-25, 1944 3 Cabangbang--Messages November 26-30, 1944 4 Cabangbang--Messages December 1-11, 1944 5 Cabangbang--Messages December 12-15, 1944 356 6 Cabangbang--Messages December 16-31, 1944

28 1 Cabangbang--Messages January 1-15, 1945 2 Cabangbang--Messages January 16-March 12, 1945 3 Campeau--Messages July-December 1944 4 Capis--Messages October 1944-February 1945 5 Carbonell--Messages February-April 1945 6 Commanding General, 6th Army--Messages January-April 1945 7 Chaffee--Messages January-February 1945 8 Chambless--Messages July-December 1944 9 Chester--Messages March-April 1944 10 Corpus (Placido)--Messages August-November 1944 11 Cushing--Messages April-July 1944 12 Cushing--Messages August-September 1944

357 29 1 Cushing--Messages October-November 21, 1944 2 Cushing--Messages November 22-December 1944 3 Cushing--Messages January-February 14, 1945 4 Cushing--Messages February 15-April 1945 5 Dacquel--Messages July 1944-February 1945 6 Escudero--Messages Dec. 1944-January 1945 7 Escudero--Messages February-May 1945 8 Farrell--Messages 1944 9 Farretta--Messages 1945 10 Ferguson--Messages 1945 11 Fertig--Messages February-August 1943

358 30 1 Fertig--Messages September-November 1943 2 Fertig--Messages Dec 1943-January 1944 3 Fertig--Messages February-March 1944 4 Fertig--Messages April 1944 5 Fertig--Messages May 1944

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 359 31 1 Fertig--Messages June 1944 2 Fertig--Messages July 1944 3 Fertig--Messages August 1944 4 Fertig--Messages September 1944 360 5 Fertig--Messages October 1944

32 1 Fertig--Messages November 1-15, 1944 2 Fertig--Messages November 16-21, 1944 3 Fertig--Messages November 22-30, 1944 4 Fertig--Messages December 1-10, 1944 5 Fertig--Messages December 11-20, 1944

361 33 1 Fertig--Messages December 21-31, 1944 2 Fertig--Messages January 1-12, 1945 3 Fertig--Messages January 13-20, 1945 4 Fertig--Messages January 21-31, 1945 362 5 Fertig--Messages February 1-15, 1945

34 1 Fertig--Messages February 16-28, 1945 2 Fertig--Messages March 1-13, 1945 363 3 Fertig--Messages March 14-25, 1945 4 Fertig--Messages March 26-31, 1945

35 1 Fertig--Messages April 1-9, 1945 2 Fertig--Messages April 10-30, 1945 3 Fertig--Messages May 1-12, 1945 364 4 Fertig--Messages May 13-31, 1945

36 1 Fertig--Messages June 1-11, 1945 2 Fertig--Messages June 12-22, 1945 3 Fertig--Messages June 23-30, 1945 4 Fertig--Messages July 1-12, 1945 5 Fertig--Messages July 13-31, 1945 6 Fertig--Messages August 1-25, 1945

365 37 1 Francisca--Messages Nov. 1944-February 1945 2 Hall--Messages December 1944 3 Hamner--Messages September 1943-March 1944 4 Hendrickson--Messages September-December 1944 5 Hobbs--Messages April 1945

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 365 37 6 Hunter's--Messages January-February 1945 contd. contd. 7 Ibay--Messages January 1945 8 Inginiero--Messages December 1943-April 1945 9 Jurado--Messages September 1944 10 Kangleon--Messages February-November 1944 11 Krueger--Messages January 1945 12 Lapham--Messages July 1944-April 1945 13 LaTorre--Messages January 1945

MacFarland--Messages 365-366 38 1 January-March 1945 [Begins on reel 365 and continues to 366] 366 2 McGivney--Messages January-April 1945 3 Males--Messages December 1944 December 1944- 4 Markings--Messages February 1945 5 Merrill--Messages January-February 1945 6 Miller--Messages November 1944-April 1945 7 Moore--Messages November 1944 8 Nery--Messages March-April 1945 9 Ozamis--Messages January 1944 10 Peralta--Messages December 1942-May 1943 11 Peralta--Messages June 1943

367 39 1 Peralta--Messages July-August 1943 2 Peralta--Messages September-October 1943 November 1943- 3 Peralta--Messages March 1944 4 Peralta--Messages April-July 1944 5 Peralta--Messages August 1944

368 40 1 Peralta--Messages September 1944 2 Peralta--Messages October 1944 3 Peralta--Messages November 1944 4 Peralta--Messages December 1944 5 Peralta--Messages January 1945 6 Peralta--Messages February 1945

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 369 41 1 Peralta--Messages March-July 1945 November 1943- 2 Phillips--Messages February 1944 3 Placido--Messages July 1944-March 1945 4 Pompea--Messages December 1944 5 Praeger--Messages December 1942- August 1943 6 Quinto--Messages July-August 1944 7 Ramsey--Messages October 1944-February 1945 8 Richardson--Messages July-December 1944 9 Richmond--Messages November 1944 10 Robles--Messages March-April 1945

42 1 Rowe--Messages August-November 1944 December 1944- February 370 2 Rowe--Messages 1945 3 Royer--Messages July-December 1944 4 Sabarre--Messages January-June 1945 5 San Agustin--Messages January-March 1945 December 1944- 6 Santos--Messages April 1945 7 Simmons-Messages November 1944 September 1944- 8 Smith, Gordon--Messages February 1945 9 Smith--Messages December 1943-July 1944

43 1 Smith--Messages August 1944- February 1945 371 2 Stahl--Messages June 1944- April 1945 SX-1--Messages [Fifth Fighter Command 3 February 1945 Ground Observer's Station] 4 Telesco--Messages January-March 1945 5 Teo--Messages August-September 1944 6 Thompson--Messages April 1945 November 1944- 7 Tolentino--Messages February 1945 8 Torres--Messages September 1944-January 1945 9 Valera--Messages September 1944-January 1945 10 Vanderpool--Messages January-February 1945 11 Young/Suarez January-April 1944 12 Young/Suarez May 1944-April 1945

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates Series III: Philippine Project Subseries 3: Guerilla Records Sub-subseries 1: General Files

371 Allied Intelligence Bureau Organization for 44 1 April-June 1943 contd. Deputy Controller Allied Intelligence Bureau Training Course-- 2 1943 Correspondence 3 Airwarning Development in Philippines June-October 1944 4 Checksheets on Incoming Messages April-June 1944 5 Checksheets on Messages from G-3 August-December 1944 6 Civil Affairs November 1944 7 Communication Dec 1942-January 1944 372 Evacuee Reports: 8 Archer, William L. 9 Aronson, Francis A. 10 Ashton, Courtland E. 11 Bagley, Van Augustus 12 Barretto, Renato 13 Bearden, Clarence D. Jr. 14 Bell, Henry R. 15 Boyland, Joseph H. Brasher, Alfred [see Dean, William] 16 Cain, John F. 17 Carson, Arthur L. 18 Chamberlain, Reid C. 19 Chmielewski, Edward A. 20 Chrisco, Howard T. 21 Comeaux, Carl E. 22 Cook, Earl A. 23 Cunningham, Julian J. 24 Dallenenbach, Wilbur E. 25 Davao, Gulf Dean, William; Brasher, Alfred; LeBlanc, 26 Thomas 27 DeVries, Marvin 28 Divino, Frank 29 Dyer, James F. 30 Elliott, Bruce G. 31 Feigel, Jean C. 32 Fertig, Wendell W.

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372 45 1 Fleischer, George W. contd. 2 Folsom, Charles W. 3 Ford, Thomas J. 4 Forsythe, Russell L. 5 Gentry, Robert E. 6 Gibson, James 7 Gill, Paul A. 8 Glover, Dewitt 9 Grashio, Samuel 10 Greitemann, Rudolf C.P. 11 Halkyard, James E. 12 Hamlin, Frank F. 13 Hammons, William M. 14 Hamner, Jordan A. (Captain) 15 Hanson, Kenneth H. 16 Harder, Benjamin M. 17 Hawkins, Dobervich 18 Heise, Ernest H. 19 Heminway, Truman (and others) 20 Hendrixson, Holly Jr. 21 Hickok, Charles, H. 22 Hogg, Calvin, R. 23 Homan, Earl C. Jr. 24 Hulme, John F. 25 Jenson, Joseph V. 26 Johnston, Robert T. Jr. 27 Joseph, Irving V. 28 King, Albert 30 Kramer, Robert S. 31 Lane, Frank V. 32 Licodo, Benjamin 33 Lim, Edward K. 34 Little, Jopaul 35 Loring, Frederick A. 36 Luther, Martin W. 37 Mann, Homer A. 38 McClenahan, Edward F. 39 McCoy, M.H.

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 372 45 40 McKinley, James F. contd. contd. 41 Meider, Henry W.L. 42 Mellnik, S.M. 43 Mellody, Patrick J. 44 Mendiola, Renato 45 Merchant, Leonard L. 46 Mikula, Michael 47 Miller, Charles S. 48 Morgan, Louis P. 49 Musolf, Louis H. 50 Oliver, Adriano S. Jr. 51 Ossorio, Earl K. 52 Ossorio, George H. 53 Owens, Paul and Offret, Ellwood

46 1 Parham, Archer B. 2 Perez, Jose T. 3 Peroa, Munerto Z. 4 Parsons, Charles 5 Real, Samuel W. 6 Reyes, D.S. 7 Reynolds, Floyd C. 8 Rooke, Henry C. 9 Ruziecki, John E. 10 Saw, H.C. 11 Scanlan, John B. 12 Schuring, Henry G. 13 Shea, Charles J. Jr. 14 Silliman, Robert B. 15 Smith, William E. 16 Snell, Jay R. 17 Spalding, Herman A. 18 Spencer, Cyril L. 19 Spruill, John E. 20 Swift, William D. 21 Talbot, Nathan W. 22 Tiapon, Birdie M. 23 Trammell, Franklin J. 24 Tucker, Tracy

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 372 46 25 Tunbu, Antonio Lim contd. contd. 26 Vigouroux, McVea J. 27 Villamor, Jesus A. 28 Watkinds, Davids A. 373 29 Whitehead, A.K. 30 Whitney, Francis A. 31 Wise, Brayard L. 32 Wooster, John B. 33 Worchester, Frederick, L. 34 Young, Robert L. 35 Zimmerman, Benjamin C

Fifty Party Data 47 1 [i.e. Charles Chuck Parsons] 2 Forwarding Documents May 1944-January 1945 Guerilla Activities 10th Military District 3 November-December 1944 [Mindinao, Sulu] 4 Guerrilla Activities Luzon August-December 1944 Guerrilla Resistance Movement in Northern 5 November 1944 Luzon 6 Hukbalahaps 1943-1945 G-2 Information Bulletin 7 December 15, 1944 Guerrilla Resistance Movement on Bohol

G-2 Information Bulletin 8 October 10, 1944 Organization of Bureau of Constabulary G-2 Information Bulletin Guerrilla Resistance 9 November 16, 1944 Movement in Northern Luzon G-2 Information Bulletin Guerrilla Resistance 10 January 31, 1945 Movement on Mindanao and Sulu G-2 Information Bulletin Guerrilla Resistance 374 11 December 10, 1944 Movement on Negros G-2 Information Bulletin Guerrilla Resistance 12 November 27, 1944 Movement Panay and Neighboring Islands G-2 Information Bulletin Guerrilla Resistance 13 November 27, 1944 Movement Panay and Neighboring Islands 14 G-3 Operations Report June 8-9, 1944

48 1 Information Reports March-May1943 2 Information Reports June 1943 3 Information Reports July 1-15, 1943 4 Information Reports July 16-23, 1943 5 Information Reports July 24-31, 1943

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374 49 1 Information Reports August 1-5, 1943 contd. 2 Information Reports August 7-15, 1943 3 Information Reports August 16-21, 1943 375 4 Information Reports August 22-31, 1943 5 Information Reports September 1-8, 1943 6 Information Reports September 9-15, 1943

50 1 Information Reports September 16-22, 1943 2 Information Reports September 23-30, 1943 3 Information Reports October 1-7, 1943 4 Information Reports October 8-14, 1943 5 Information Reports October 16-20, 1943 51 1 Information Reports October 21-31, 1943 2 Information Reports November 1-15, 1943 3 Information Reports November 16-30, 1943 4 Information Reports December 1-14, 1943 5 Information Reports December 16-19, 1943 376 6 Information Reports December 20-22, 1943

52 1 Information Reports December 23-31, 1943 2 Information Reports January 1-7, 1944 3 Information Reports January 8-15, 1944 4 Information Reports January 16-25, 1944 5 Information Reports January 26-31, 1944

53 1 Information Reports February 1-6, 1944 2 Information Reports February 7-14, 1944 3 Information Reports February 15-24, 1944 4 Information Reports February 25-28, 1944 377 5 Information Reports March 1-7, 1944

54 1 Information Reports March 8-14, 1944 2 Information Reports March 15-26, 1944 3 Information Reports March 27-31, 1944 4 Information Reports April 1-5, 1944 5 Information Reports April 8-14, 1944

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 377 55 1 Information Reports April 15-20, 1944 contd. 2 Information Reports April 21-25, 1944 3 Information Reports April 26-30, 1944 4 Information Reports May 1-8, 1944

378 56 1 Information Reports May 9-14, 1944 2 Information Reports May 15-17, 1944 3 Information Reports May 19-25, 1944 4 Information Reports May 26-31, 1944

57 1 Information Reports June 1-5, 1944 2 Information Reports June 8-10-, 1944 3 Information Reports June 11-14, 1944 379 4 Information Reports June 15-17, 1944

58 1 Information Reports June 19-20, 1944 2 Information Reports June 22-24, 1944 3 Information Reports June 25-30, 1944 4 Information Reports July 2-7, 1944 5 Information Reports July 8-14, 1944

380 59 1 Information Reports July 16-22, 1944 2 Information Reports July 23, 1944 3 Information Reports August 1-31, 1944 4 Information Reports Outgoing July 9-October 30, 1942 November 1, 1942- 5 Information Reports Outgoing January 30, 1943 6 Information Reports Outgoing February 1-March 31, 1943

60 1 Information Reports Outgoing April 1-30, 1943 381 2 Information Reports Outgoing May 1-31, 1943 3 Information Reports Outgoing June 1-15, 1943 4 Information Reports Outgoing June 16-30, 1943 5 Information Reports Outgoing July 1-31, 1943 August 1- 6 Information Reports Outgoing September 30, 1943

7 Information Reports Outgoing October 1-November 30, 1943 8 Information Reports Outgoing December 6-31, 1943 382 9 Information Reports Outgoing January 3-31, 1944

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382 61 1 Information Reports Outgoing February 1-28, 1944 contd. 2 Information Reports Outgoing March 2-31, 1944 3 Information Reports Outgoing April 2-30, 1944 4 Information Reports Outgoing May 1-31, 1944 5 Information Reports Outgoing June-July 1943 6 Information Reports Outgoing July 2-August 21, 1944

62 1 Intelligence Channels General November 1942-May 1943 2 Intelligence Channels News Broadcasts October 1942-June 1943 Intelligence Channels Subversive Activities 3 and Training Intelligence Channels Correspondence to 4 December 1942-October 1944 AGWAR Intelligence Channels Correspondence from February 1943- 383 5 AGWAR September 1944 6 Intelligence Coverage June-July 1943 7 Intelligence Coverage Luzon June 1943 8 Memorandums To and From G3 May-December 1944 9 Miscellaneous Projects March-August 1944 10 Naval Movements Enemy June-July 1944 11 Naval Movements Enemy August-September 1944 12 NET Control Stations December 1944-January 1945

Operations (Whitney s basic policy regarding 63 1 1943 Philippine guerilla operations) G-3 Operations Report June 8-9, 1944 [see Box 47, which is on Reel 373] 2 Organization 1943-1944 1943-1944 3 Peleven Party Data 1943 4 Philippine Regional Section Administration March-July 1943 5 Philippine Regional Section Administration August-September 1943 384 6 Philippine Regional Section Administration October 1943 7 Philippine Regional Section Administration November 1943

64 1 Philippine Regional Section Administration December 1943 2 Philippine Regional Section Administration January 1944 3 Philippine Regional Section Administration February 1944 4 Philippine Regional Section Administration March 1944 5 Philippine Regional Section Administration April 1944 6 Philippine Regional Section Administration May 1944

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 64 385 7 Philippine Regional Section Administration June 2-6, 1944 contd.

65 1 Philippine Section Personnel Training Plan I 1943 2 Philippine Section Personnel Training Plan II 1943 3 Philippine Section Personnel Training Plan III 1943 4 Philippine Sub-Division June-August 1944 5 Philippine Sub-Division September-November 1944 6 Philippine Sub-Division Administration June 10-30, 1944 7 Philippine Sub-Division Administration July 1944 8 Philippine Sub-Division Administration August 1944

66 1 Philippine Sub-Division Administration September 1944 386 2 Philippine Sub-Division Administration October 1944 3 Philippine Sub-Division Administration November 1944 4 Philippine Sub-Division Administration December 1944 5 Philippine Sub-Division Administration January 1945 6 Philippine Sub-Division Administration February 1945

67 1 Philippine Sub-Division Administration March 1945 2 Philippine Sub-Division Administration April 1945 3 Philippine Sub-Division Administration May 1945 4 Philippine Sub-Division Administration June-August 1945 387 5 Photographs Aerial 6 Photographs MacArthur s Leyte Landing 7 Photographs Miscellaneous 8 Photographs Colonel Courtney Whitney 9 Planet Party Data 1943 10 Propaganda 11 Recognition for Guerrillas October 1944-April 1948 12 Rescue of Airmen December 1944

68 1 Supplies and Equipment Nov. 1942-December 1943 2 Supplies and Equipment January-August 1944 3 Supplies and Equipment Sept. 1944-February 1945 4 Tenwest Party Data 1943 5 Transportation Nov. 1942-February 1944

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates Series III: Philippine Project Subseries 3: Guerilla Records Sub-subseries 2: Messages

387 69 1 Abcede, Salvatore (Lieutenant Colonel) May 1944-February 1945 contd. 2 Anderson, Bernard (Lieutenant Colonel) July 1944-January 1945 3 Andrews, Edwin (Colonel) May 1944-January 1945 4 Ball, Robert V. (Captain) December 1944 5 Barros, Russell D. (Major) January 1945 6 Brown, Lewis III, (Lieutenant Colonel, Cavalry) October 1944 7 Cabais Nov. 1944-February 1945 8 Cabangbang, Bartolome C. October 1944-January 1945 9 Capis December 1944 10 Chambless October 1944 11 (Crespo), Messages To and From Dip May 1943 12 Cushing, James M. (Lieutenant Colonel) May 1944-February 1945 13 Escudero January 1945 14 Fertig, Wendell W. October 1943-February 1945 388 15 Hendrickson November 1944 16 Hunter s Guerrillas (Terry Hunter) January 1945 17 Inginiero May 1944-January 1945 18 Kangleon, Ruperto K. (Colonel) May-October 1944 19 KAZ , Messages To and From January-March 1943 20 Lapham, Robert B. (Captain) July 1944-March 1945 21 McGivney February 1945 22 Merrill January 1945 23 Miller, Charles S. 24 Navy October 1943-February 1944 25 Navy March-April 1944

70 1 Navy May-September 1944 2 Navy October-November 1944 3 Navy [select] June-November 1944 4 (Parsons), Messages To and From Q-10 March-July 1943 5 Peralta, Macario (Colonel) June 1944-January 1945 6 Placido January-February 1945 7 (Quinto), Messages To and From R-30 February-March 1943 8 Ramsey February 1945 9 Richardson September 1944

Reel Box Folder Folder Description Dates 70 389 10 Rowe, George F. (Lieutenant) June-December 1944 contd. 11 Royer November 1944 12 (Smith), Messages To and From T-10 April-October 1943 13 Smith May-October 1944 14 Stahl October 1944-January 1945 15 Strickland, Lee A. (Lieutenant) August 1944 16 Torres, Enrique September 1944 17 West, James P. (Lieutenant) February 1945 18 WLZ (BZCB), Messages To and From March-April 1943 19 Young, Frank H. (Lieutenant) April-December 1944 20 (Yu Hico) Messages To and From Z-40 March 1943

Reel Folder Description Series IV: Index Card Files Subseries 1: Personnel Cards

389 Men Available for Order [Note: Cards organized by rank and then alphabetical within rank.] contd.

Miscellaneous

Organized CW List Pending [Note: Cards organized in alphabetical order: A-T, Stations]

Personnel Cards (A-H)

390 Personnel Cards (I-Z)

Personnel Data

Personnel to Be Useful in Philippines

Suspense File (Ordered on Bucksheet Dated 4 August)

391 A-E [No group heading listed]

392 F-M [No group heading listed]

393 M-T [No group heading listed]

394 T-Z [No group heading listed]

Reel Folder Description Dates Series IV: Index Card Files Subseries 2: Subject Cards [Note: Materials are organized into subject groupings. Cards within subject groupings are sorted in chronological order (generally descending).] 394 contd. Agriculture 1942-1944 Aircraft Warning 1944 Airdromes (Airfields) 1944-1945 395 Airdromes (Airfields) [continued from Reel 394] 1942-1944 Air Drops 1945 Air Landing Places 1944 Allies 1944 Allies of Allies 1943 Allies of Enemy 1943-1944 Ammunitions (Arms and Ammunitions) 1943-1944 Anti-Aircraft 1944 Artillery 1944 Bombing 1944-1945 Camouflage 1942-1944 Censorship 1943-1944 Census 1944 Civil Affairs 1944 Clothing 1943-1944 Coast Watcher Summary (Coast Watcher) 1944 Code Names 1943-1944 Commanders 1943-1945 Communications 1943-1945 Concentration Camps 1943-1944 Copper 1943-1944 Cotton Crash Landings 1944-1945 396 Crash Landings [continued from Reel 395] 1944 Defenses (Enemy) 1944 Leyte 1944 Luzon 1944 Mindanao 1944 Mindoro 1944 Palawan Panay 1942-1944

Reel Folder Description Dates

396 contd. Education 1943 Employment 1944 Enemy Defenses (Mindanao) 1944 Employment 1943-1944 Enemy Acts and Dispositions: Luzon and Provinces 1944-1945 Luzon

397 Enemy Acts and Dispositions: Luzon and Provinces 1942-1944 [continued from Reel 396] Luzon (contd.) 1942-1944 Albay 1943 Apayao 1942 Bataan 1942-1944 Batangas 1942-1944 Benguet 1943 Bulacan 1943 Laguna 1943-1944 La Union 1942 Mt. Province 1943 Nueva Ecija 1943 Nueva Viscaya 1943 Pampanga 1943 Pangasinan 1943 Tarlac 1943 Zambales 1943 Northern Luzon 1942-1944 Central Luzon 1943-1944 Southern Luzon 1943-1944 Cavite 1943-1944 Manila 1942-1944 Rizal 1944 Southeastern Luzon 1944 Mindoro [includes Enemy Ground Dispositions] 1943-1945 Verae Islands 1943 Negros [includes Enemy Ground Dispositions] 1943-1944 Palawan 1942-1944 Panay [includes Enemy Ground Dispositions] 1942-1949

Reel Folder Description Dates 398 Enemy Acts and Dispositions [continued from Reel 397] Romblon 1942-1944 Samar 1942-1944 Capul Island 1943-1944 Siquijor Islands 1943 Sulu [Group] also includes Tawitawi 1943-1944 Tablas [Island] 1943-1944 Visayas [Visayan Waters] 1943 Enemy Acts and Information General 1943 Bohol 1943-1944 Borneo 1943-1944 Camiguin 1944 Cebu 1943 Corregidor 1943 Dinagat Island 1944 Guimaras 1943 Jolo [also Jolo Island] 1942 Leyte 1943-1944 Enemy Air Information 1943-1945 General 1944 Bohol 1943-1944 Cebu 1943-1944 Leyte 1943-1944 Luzon 1943-1944 Malaya 1943 Masbate 1944 Mindanao 1943-1944 Mindoro 1943

399 Enemy Air Information [continued from Reel 398] Negros 1943-1944 Palawan 1943-1944 Panay 1943-1944 Romblon 1944 Samar 1943-1944 Sulu 1944 Tawi Tawi (Tawitawi) 1943-1944 Enemy Casualties 1944 Enemy Naval Information 1944-1945

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400 Enemy Naval Information [continued from Reel 399] 1943-1944 Enemy Recreation 1943 Escapees (As of last of August 1943) 1944 Evacuation (includes Evacuees) 1945 Food 1945 Fuel 1944 Guerilla Acts and Dispositions Bohol 1943-1944 Cebu 1943-1945 Jolo [also Jolo Island] 1943 Guimaras [no cards filmed]

401 Guerilla Acts and Dispositions [continued from Reel 400] Leyete 1944 Luzon 1942-1945 Sorsogon 1944 Malaya 1943 Marinduque 1943 Masbate 1943-1944 Mindanao 1942-1945 Zamboanga 1944 Mindoro 1943-1945 Negroes 1943-1945 Palawan 1942-1945 Panay 1942-1945 Romblon 1943 Samar 1943-1944 Sulu Group 1943-1944 Tawi Tawi 1943-1945 Guerilla Casualties 1943-1945 Guns and Ammunitions 1944 Health 1943-1944

Reel Folder Description Dates 402 Identifications 1943-1945 Industries (Industry) 1943-1945 Intelligence Information 1943-1944 Bohol 1944 Cebu 1944 Leyte 1944 Luzon 1943-1945 Mindanao 1944 Mindoro 1944-1945 Negros 1944 Palawan 1944 Panay 1944 Samar 1944 Tawi Tawi 1944 Iron 1943-1944 Japanese Policy 1943 Kalipapi 1943 Kempetai (or Kempei Tai) 1944 Loyalty and Morale 1944 Malaya [title includes Enemy Acts and Dispositions] 1943 Martinduque [title includes Enemy Acts and Dispositions] 1944 Masbate [title includes Enemy Acts and Dispositions] 1942-1944 Mindanao and Provinces [no cards filmed] Medical Supplies 1944

403 Supplies General 1944-1945 Bohol 1944 Cebu 1944 Leyte 1944 Luzon 1944-1945 Mindanao 1944 Mindoro 1944 Negros 1944-1945 Danay 1944 Samar 1944 Supplies 1944 Enemy Acts and Dispositions--Mindanao 1944-1945

Reel Folder Description Dates 404 Enemy Acts and Dispositions--Mindanao [continued from Reel 403] 1942-1944 Mining (or Minerals) 1943-1944 Miscellaneous 1943-1945 Money; Finance (also Currency) (Guerillas) 1943-1944 Bohol 1943-1944 Cebu 1943-1944 Leyte 1943-1944 Luzon 1943-1944 Mindanao 1943-1944 Mindoro 1943-1944 Negros 1943-1944 Panay 1943-1944 Samar 1943-1944 Tawi Tawi (Sulu) 1944 Moros 1942-1944 Neutrals 1943 Ordnance (Enemy) 1943-1944 Ordnance (Guerilla) 1944 Bohol [no cards filmed] Cebu 1944 Leyte [no cards filmed] Luzon 1944 Masbate [no cards filmed] Mindanao 1944 Mindoro [no cards filmed] Negros [no cards filmed] Panay 1944 Samar 1943-1944 Parties 1944-1945 Passes 1943-1944

405 Patrols 1943 Personnel Requests, etc. 1944-1945 Philippine Constabulary 1943-1945 Pilots 1943-1944 Police (Police Regulations) 1942-1943 Policy 1944 Policy (Guerilla) 1943 Political (Government) 1943-1944 Ports Accessible 1943-1949

Reel Folder Description Dates 405 contd. Power 1942-1944 Prisoners of War 1943-1945 Propaganda 1945 Public Relations 1943-1944 Puppet Government n.d. Radio Enemy 1943-1944 Radio Net 1944-1945 Bohol 1944-1945 Cebu 1944

406 Radio Net [continued from Reel 405] Leyte 1944 Luzon 1944-1945 Masbate 1944 Mindanao 1945 Mindoro 1944-1945 Negros 1944-1945 Palawan 1944-1945 Panay 1944-1945 Romblon n.d. Samar 1944-1945 Tawi Tawi 1944 Religious Groups 1943-1944

407 Rendezvous n.d. Rubber 1944 Sabotage 1943-1945 Secret Societies 1943-1944 Shipping 1943-1944 Ship sightings 1944 Signal 1943 Status of Officers 1943-1944 Sub Landing Places (Submarine) 1943-1945 Sub Sinking (Shipping or Sub Activities) 1943-1945 Supplies 1943 Ports of Call (Trade Routes) 1942-1944 Transportation 1943-1944 Water Supply 1944 Weather Reports 1944-1945

Reel Box Folder Description

Series V: Printed Material

408 71 A Brief History of the G-2 Section, GHQ, SWPA and Affiliated Units The Guerrilla Resistance Movement in the Philippines, Vol. 1 72 The Guerrilla Resistance Movement in the Philippines, Documentary Appendices Vol. 1 Engineer Annex 47A "Noemfoor Island" Special Report #47 Information Bulletin--Philippines and Halmahera Naval Intelligence--"Aerial Views of Japanese Ships" 73 Naval Intelligence--"Field Monograph of the Philippines" Naval Intelligence--"Field Monograph of the Philippines, Part II, Sulu and Palawan" Naval Intelligence--"Field Monograph of the Philippines, Part III, Visayan Islands" 409 74 Naval Intelligence--"Field Monograph of the Philippines, Part II, Visayan Islands" Naval Intelligence--"Surface Views of Japanese Ships" Philippine Series Bulletin #7 Radio Weather Aids to Navigation, Confidential Supplement to H.O. 206 Status of Accounting for Philippine Intelligence Funds 75 Survey of the Philippine Islands, Vol. 1, Text and Appendices 410 Survey of the Philippine Islands, Vol. 2, Photographs Survey of the Philippine Islands, Vol. 3, Maps Trial Scenario of Class C. Offenses in General and Class B and C Offenses in the Philippines 76 Civil Affairs Handbook, Philippine Islands, Section 6: Natural Resources Civil Affairs Handbook, Philippine Islands, Section 8: Industry and Commerce Civil Affairs Handbook, Philippine Islands, Section 9: Labor

CL-1 Series VI: Restricted Access Materials, Classified Material [Materials not filmed]