April 19, 1942
Concentration Camp Capas, Tarlac Great day. Dr. Escoto of the Red Cross was able to enter our camp. He was called by the Camp Commander… Read More »April 19, 1942
4/19/42
April 19, 1942
It has been relatively quiet most of the day, although the artillery opened up this afternoon, and for a time we received a lot of… Read More »April 19, 1942
April 19, 1942
Sunday Ft. Hughes Today was quiet but not on a par with yesterday. The Japs shelled us for a little while but without apparent damage.… Read More »April 19, 1942
April 19, 1942 – Monday
Attended Mass at President Quezon’s house. He asked us to stay for breakfast. At 10 a.m. I went to General MacArthur’s Headquarters to finish some… Read More »April 19, 1942 – Monday
April 19, 1942
Same old routine. Very little work at R.W. No news of any kind. Very few rumors even. Had better meals today, but they are sure… Read More »April 19, 1942
April 19, 1942
Sunday. We had cold fried chicken from home, very warm still. More air activity in p.m. Rumors say Bataan has not all been taken. We… Read More »April 19, 1942
April 19, 1942
Nagel, Ziegler, McPhail, Bowen, OBrien, Ziaga, Harris, Crosby, Ellett, and Bucey were made 2d Lts. A great many of the Airwarn Co. were made Sgts… Read More »April 19, 1942
19 Apr. ’42
Corporal cooled off this AM and is very courteous. Axe fell when Azura and Tanaka come at nine and said this place was to be… Read More »19 Apr. ’42
April 19, 1942
We had considerable amount of antiquated armament on the Rock and contrary to public opinion, we also had some very capable if not brilliant officers.… Read More »April 19, 1942