Behind Japanese Lines (46 page)

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Guerrilla Submarines
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Liberation of the Philippines
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Eagle of the Philippines: President Manuel Quezon
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They Called It Pacific
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Lichauco, Marcial P.
“Dear Mother Putnam”: A Diary of the War in the Philippines
. No place, publisher, or date.

Liddell Hart, Basil H.
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Luvaas, Jay, ed.
Dear Miss Em: General Eichelberger's War in the. Pacific, 1942-1945
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Mahajani, Usha.
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Under the Red Sun
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Reprieve from Hell
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But Not in Shame
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They Never Surrendered
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We Remained
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The index that appeared in the print version of this title was intentionally removed from the eBook. Please use the search function on your eReading device for terms of interest. For your reference, the terms that appear in the print index are listed below

Abad Santos, José (Philippine chief justice)

Abad Santos, Pedro (Christian Socialist leader)

Ablan, Roque A. (guerrilla organizer)

Adenauer, Konrad (German chancellor)

Agaton, Gregorio (Hunt's bodyguard)

marries

at battle of San Quintin

Aglaloma Bay

Aglaloma Point

Agno River

Aquinaldo, Emilio (anti-American Filipino leader)

airplane maintenance

airplanes, American: Seversky P-35

Tomahawk P-40

Boeing P-26

B-18 bomber

A-27 attack bomber

P-26

Ballanca

P-38

B-26 bomber

Piper cub

C-54

airplanes, German: Messerschmitt bomber

airplanes, Japanese: Mitsubishi twin-engine bomber (“Betty”)

Zero fighter

“Photo Joe” observation plane

Alamo Scouts: raid Cabanatuan

Alexander of Macedon

Alvides, Fred: fight with Hunt

American troops: flagging morale

high morale

conduct

Anderson, Maj. Bernard L. (guerrilla leader)

destroys U.S. propaganda

gets supplies from submarines

concern for prisoners of war

Aquino, Benigno (leader of Kalibapi)

Arayat, Mount

Arisaka rifle

Arnold, Lt. Robert

sickness and embitterment

Augustin, Marcos (Filipino guerrilla leader)

Baclagon, Uldarico (Filipino historian): on Courtney Whitney

Baguio (Benguet)

bahay
(Philippine house)

Baker, Pfc. John (killed on Bataan)

Balekow, José (Hunt's first bodyguard)

Baler Bay

Balete Pass

Balingao, Alfred (governor of Pangasinan)

Ball, Robert V.: brings transmitter to Baler Bay

Balugas (Philippine tribesmen)

Banzai Ridge

Barella, Louis: visits Hunt in Pampanga

Barnett, Capt. George (Volckmann's subordinate)

basi
(Philippine wine)

Bataan: peninsula

field

campaign

fall of

Death March

Battle of the Points

Bautista, Juan (host to Hunt)

Baxter, Pvt. Earl L. (in Thorpe's party)

Bayambang (Pangasinan)

bazooka

Beck, Leon O. (American guerrilla)

Bernia, Arturo (sugar planter)

Bernia, Vincente (sugar planter)

“Betty” bomber

Bismarck, Otto von (German chancellor)

Blackburn, Maj. Donald (guerrilla leader)

on Fassoth camp

on Moses and Noble

on Robert Arnold

on Igorots and Illocanos

occasional ease of guerrilla life

Blando, Virgilio (one of Hunt's guerrillas)

bolos

Bolstead, Sgt.: evacuated by submarine

Bonaparte, Napoleon: opposed by guerrillas

promotion of dense subordinate

Boone, Maj. John P. (decorated by MacArthur)

Boyd, James P. (American guerrilla)

Brooks, Sgt. Everett (in Thorpe's party)

Brooks, William H. (escapee from Bataan)

Brougher, Gen. (commander of Eleventh Philippine Army)

Brown, Lt. Ben (American pilot on Bataan)

Browning automatic rifle (BAR)

Bruce, Sgt. Alfred D. (in Thorpe's party)

Buena Vista Regiment (among Hunt's guerrilla units)

Cabanatuan prison camp