September 23, 1944
Although the alarm sounded, the musician of the sky was actually playing its music elsewhere today. How big were the casualties of both sides in… Read More »September 23, 1944
Fort Stotsenburg
10 May 1942
— On detail at Stotsenburg — Didn’t get to buy a thing due to misconduct of soldiers beyond my control. Returned to Camp at 6… Read More »10 May 1942
January 23, 1942
The situation does not appear to have improved as things stand tonight. On the front of the I Corps the Japs still have the 1st… Read More »January 23, 1942
Dec. 15 (to 25*), 1941
Moved Hacienda Gomez 8 Kls from Stotsenberg. Remained here until Christmas Eve, 1941. Left Pampanga for Hormosia 100 Ks South. Nothing but 2 cheese sandwiches… Read More »Dec. 15 (to 25*), 1941
December 20[-24], 1941*
It was wonderful to see the high spirits displayed by both American and Filipino soldiers. Young men with an arm or leg gone actually considered… Read More »December 20[-24], 1941*
December 14-24, 1942
The Sunday following the first day’s bombing, we were picked up off our beds, loaded on board ambulances, and taken down to the Ft. Stots… Read More »December 14-24, 1942
December 16, 1941
Fort Stotsenberg had five air attacks yesterday, and Joyce, the army nurse who worked with me, lost her sweetheart during one of the raids. She… Read More »December 16, 1941
December 15, 1941
The Japanese again bombed the city just as our patients were having lunch. Fort Stotsenberg continued to take heavy punishment many times a day. People… Read More »December 15, 1941