August 11, 1944
Food is a terrific problem as this area is on the verge of starvation.
Diary of Wendell Fertig
August 5, 1944
The food situation is extremely critical. If we are not run out of here, we have enough fuel for 80 days. There is only food… Read More »August 5, 1944
December 11-15, 1943
Radio contact has been made and maintained direct with Australia. Plenty of good dope to them.
November 15, 1943
The expected sight brought us relief – the largest sub in the world. Enroute to the pier, we grounded but by blowing down the aft… Read More »November 15, 1943
October 6-7, 1943
Pendatun continued to make trouble by underhand tactics. The Bukidnon civilians finally petitioned Bowler to get Pendatun out of the province. This justifies my previous… Read More »October 6-7, 1943
September 29, 1943
[Radio message from SWPA] saying that Morgan, Tucker and Minter were to be held here. It was too late for the easiest solution of Morgan… Read More »September 29, 1943
September 13, 1943
Morgan is whipped… Tate pulled away and left him out on a limb. The mutiny is done…Things are clicking so well that I almost expectant… Read More »September 13, 1943
September 1-10, 1943
Tate is Oc. Misamis doing some harassing and trying to clear up the mess made under Morgan’s orders… [Cabili to Morgan in Misamis Occidental] with… Read More »September 1-10, 1943
August 22, 1943
Queer this war. Monday morning 8:30 P.I. time in my nip shack on a Lanao hillside looking toward Mt. Melindong across the smooth blue bay.… Read More »August 22, 1943