Dec 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 1944
Bombing and machine gunning. We are in very poor condition, when we line up for roll call many stay in bed and are tipped off… Read More »Dec 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 1944
Carl E. Rice
Dec. 15, 1944
Bombings continue, very little resistance, even machine gun air fields and bay, also the district east of town; distant fires and explosions; rumors of landings… Read More »Dec. 15, 1944
Dec. 15, 1944
Bombers are back at 7:45am, all day affair, little resistance, our building frequently trembles and threatens to fall. CHOW GETS LESS AND LESS
Dec. 14, 1944
Big raid at 7:56 until thru the night, much machine gunning of Grace Park and all north of Manila suburbs. Japs raided our room and… Read More »Dec. 14, 1944
Dec. 11, 1944
Japs moved us out of our old room 209 into room 214, only 18 could move in as room is small. The sick old men… Read More »Dec. 11, 1944
Dec. 7, 1944
Relieved from kitchen hot water detail, no gas, not enough wood; Japs forbid cutting any more trees in front compound as they use them to… Read More »Dec. 7, 1944
Dec. 5, 1944
Air field bombed at night, 9:40pm.
Nov. 25, 1944
As we crowded the windows we could see our dive bombers slide down without any Jap resistance except maybe a few ack-ack and machine gun… Read More »Nov. 25, 1944
Nov. 1, 1944 to Nov. 25, 1944
I will pause in the battle reports and pick up a few incidental routine items: November 14 received letter from Ada dated April 3, 44… Read More »Nov. 1, 1944 to Nov. 25, 1944