January 16, 1942
This afternoon, while resting in our camp, we heard the roar of what sounded like tanks. Coming out of our shade, we saw Alfred driving… Read More »January 16, 1942
1942
January 16, 1942
Easy day, quite a bit of enemy air activity though. The nights get mighty cold. Takes two blankets to keep warm.
January 16, 1942
It was siesta hour, and most of my roommates were in their cubicles, a space large enough to hold a bed or mattress and various… Read More »January 16, 1942
Friday, January 16, 1942
Letters to Mom and Aunt Susie censored here and mailed January 14. Wonder when they will be delivered. A letter from Dr. Hallaner on January… Read More »Friday, January 16, 1942
January 16, 1942
Even small details must be authorized by the Army. The Japanese are thorough, although stubborn-headed. Had to ask Mr. Noya to get the Army’s O.K.… Read More »January 16, 1942
January 16th, 1942
Terrible weather! Lying naked except for cast. There are twenty-eight boards on each of the three walls of the cabin. I haven’t counted the nails… Read More »January 16th, 1942
January 16, 1942
Much air activity but no bombs. Order “anti-aircraft will not fire on observation planes because it disturbs the nerves of the people in Malinta Tunnel.”… Read More »January 16, 1942
January 16, 1942
A Japanese soldier appeared with an armful of antlers looted from the American General’s house.
January 15, 1942
Jap planes flew around the island today, but don’t believe any came within range of the AA artillery. I imagine they have a healthy respect… Read More »January 15, 1942