Nov. 13, 1944
Manila Bay. Hit enemy shipping. Sank several. At least 40 or more ships were sunk by our whole Task Force. Heavy AA.
November 13, 1944
November 13, 1944
Today was quiet with the exception of four Japanese planes flying over us. Coné and Meñing are reinforcing the downstairs area with heavy planks and… Read More »November 13, 1944
November 13, 1944
The mountains are beautiful Nature quickly covers all ravage of the storm. Yellow green terraces nestle in blue canyons. The sun pours down. Trinidad and… Read More »November 13, 1944
November 13, 1944
Our bombers raided the Bay area, and what a shellacking they gave the Nips! They came wave after wave and, like marionettes, they executed their… Read More »November 13, 1944
November 13, 1944
Nov. 13th The heaviest raid yet – wave after wave all day – This afternoon 13 torpedo planes flew over the camp at 300 feet… Read More »November 13, 1944
Nov. 13, 1944
Heavy bombing all day, many fires and explosions.
November 13, 1944
Shakedown of entire compound immediately after AM tenko and small amount of rice obtained in various Bldgs. A. R. at about 8:00 AM which continued… Read More »November 13, 1944
13 November 1944
Quiet during the day. Two very large Jap torpedoes were brought aboard this afternoon for inspection. Had been found unexploded on the beach. They were… Read More »13 November 1944
13 November 1944
A black day. We are to be thrown out of our building—ourselves and our 37 tons of equipment—to make room for 200 nurses. We don’t… Read More »13 November 1944