2/8/45
The PCAU Units – Capt. Green & Maj. MacKinsey – fed us from their gasoline ranges this A.M. There is much griping about “seconds” from… Read More »2/8/45
Diary of Warren A. Wilson
2/7/45
Things couldn’t have ‘gone worse if I had. tried this A.M.; clothes dirty, unshaved for 2 days, the hospital littered with debris & in come… Read More »2/7/45
Feb. 4, 1945
Just after tenko last evening we heard considerable M.G. fire. This continued and increased in intensity. There was marked activity throughout the night – small… Read More »Feb. 4, 1945
Jan. 10, 1945
Rather quiet day with moderate air activity – thus all personnel in and out of buildings due to frequent ringing of bell. Conference with Col.… Read More »Jan. 10, 1945
Jan. 9, 1945
There have been stealing, thieving etc. since the return of McKinley group – something we had almost forgotten about. Capt. Jack Comstock M.C. appointed investigating… Read More »Jan. 9, 1945
Jan. 8, 1945
Compound rather quiet – cannot get past sentry to Japanese Hq. but otherwise O.K. Items from packages distributed to Sukura draft. Brief raid about 9:30… Read More »Jan. 8, 1945
Jan. 7, 1945
Still in the process of settling the new patients which me much interrupted by intensive air activity all day. This also held up the eyes survey.… Read More »Jan. 7, 1945
December 25, 1944
Christmas Day – very successful – candy and prunes lugao with extra rice flour hoarded issue (150 given per man instead of usual 125 gm.)… Read More »December 25, 1944
December 24, 1944
Some activity during the night and alarm with activity at 10:30 A.M. All packages broken down and put in boxes for prorata distribution at 11:00… Read More »December 24, 1944