October 28, 1944
The younger men in camp, who had been doing the heavy manual work, were informed by the Commandant that they would have to start another… Read More »October 28, 1944
October 1944
October 28, 1944
Masaki says Gen. Kwo is not interested in anything but gates and fences. It is al] he sees, not people at all. He says the… Read More »October 28, 1944
28 October 1944
0130 Started receiving aboard 350 survivors including 150 stretcher cases from sea battle of the 26th. Working all night, feeding, clothing and caring for men.… Read More »28 October 1944
28 October 1944
The boys off the Carrier had been in the water for 2 days and nights. They told of how the Japs bracketed her with Battleships,… Read More »28 October 1944
October 27, 1944
The last three days have been quiet. American planes have passed overhead and sometimes Japanese planes. But there have been no raids. Dolly has been… Read More »October 27, 1944
October 27, 1944
When our bombers failed to show up today, we could have wept from disappointment.
10-27-44
Air alert sounded at 0810. MOORE, James G., Private first Class, U.S. Army, ASN: 6700930, died at 0005 this date. Cause of death: Dysentery, amebic.… Read More »10-27-44
October 27, 1944
There is fish today, pork tonight, and camote tops! Meals have improved the last fortnight. 100 eggs came in and are to be used for… Read More »October 27, 1944
October 27, 1944
The whole Leyte expedition had been endangered.