January 13, 1945
Thin mush and hot water for breakfast and thinner soup for lunch. For supper, a stew made of corn meal, a few kidney beans, camotes… Read More »January 13, 1945
Thin mush and hot water for breakfast and thinner soup for lunch. For supper, a stew made of corn meal, a few kidney beans, camotes… Read More »January 13, 1945
Up early full of expectancy and at 7:23 a.m. over the boys came before the Japanese could give the Raid signal. Beautiful bombing—several waves. They… Read More »October 19, 1944
Several of us went over to Pasig City at the juncture of Pasig with Laguna de Bay now occupied by the 39th bamboo town nothing doing. … Read More »Jan. 13, 1900
Not yet relieved, although 2 Co’s 37th Vets are in Pasig. There must have been trouble at St Pedro Macati, as we heard cannonading at… Read More »August 29th — Tuesday 1899
Emmett Robb, Lamar and I went in a canoe to Pasig, going thro’ St Anna and TiPas. It is all a Venice, and hundreds of… Read More »August 27th Sunday 1899
Slept late. Ate 10 cakes for breakfast. All very quiet today except a few shots early in a.m. –perhaps a parting shot from their outposts… Read More »Friday 8/18/1899
H²O still on the rise, and now all old battlefields close by are deep under a covering of rushing H²O. Went to Pasig in canoes… Read More »July 20th ’99
River still coming higher. Rain still coming down in torrents. Cut off from Pasig by miles of flooded rice fields. No sugar, bread, and no… Read More »July 19th Wednesday 1899
Took “St. Acija” at 9 –for Pasig. Relief at 8.30 a.m. Rain all day. 1st Colo left on 16th.