#World War II
Articles tagged with «World War II».
Remedios Paraiso: Life and Legacy of Kumander Liwayway
Profile of Remedios Paraiso, the Filipino WWII guerrilla commander known as Kumander Liwayway.
Japanese invasion of Batan Island
The 1941 Japanese invasion of Batan Island, the first step in the Philippines campaign of WW2.
Japanese destroyer Satsuki (1925): Service History and Final Campaign
History of the Imperial Japanese Navy destroyer Satsuki, from its 1925 commissioning to its sinking in Manila Bay in 1944.
Japanese destroyer Hatsuharu (1933)
History of the IJN destroyer Hatsuharu, from its flawed design to its service in the Aleutians and sinking in Manila Bay in 1944.
Japanese submarine I-29: Yanagi Missions and Pacific Operations
Imperial Japanese Navy submarine I-29, a B1 type vessel, conducted secret Yanali missions with Germany and sank seven cargo ships during Wor...
Battle of Bessang Pass: 1945 Campaign in Ilocos Sur
The 1945 Battle of Bessang Pass in Ilocos Sur was a major WWII engagement between USAFIP-NL and Japanese forces under Gen. Yamashita.
Military history of the Philippines: From pre-colonial warfare to modern conflicts
An overview of the military history of the Philippines, covering pre-colonial kingdoms, Spanish colonial wars, and modern conflicts.
45th Infantry Regiment (United States): History and Service Record
History of the US 45th Infantry Regiment, a Philippine Scouts unit formed in 1917 and disbanded in 1951.
59th Air Defense Artillery Regiment: History and Service Record
History of the US Army's 59th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, from WWI France to the Battle of Corregidor.
United States Asiatic Fleet: History and Operations
History of the US Navy's Asiatic Fleet, from its 1902 creation to its dissolution in 1942 during World War II.
Maggie Leones: Filipino Intelligence Officer and Silver Star Recipient
Magdalena Leones was the first Asian woman to receive the Silver Star Medal for her WWII intelligence work in the Philippines.
Camp Holmes Internment Camp: WWII History and Legacy in Baguio
History of Camp Holmes, the WWII internment camp in Baguio housing 500 civilians until 1944.
Japanese invasion of Cebu
The 1942 Japanese invasion of Cebu secured the island for the Mindanao campaign during World War II.
Japanese cruiser Kiso: Design, Service History and Sinking in Manila Bay
History of the Imperial Japanese Navy Kuma-class light cruiser Kiso, from construction to its sinking in Manila Bay in 1944.
Douglas MacArthur: Military Career and Philippine Service
Overview of Douglas MacArthur's military career, his role in the Philippines, and his command in World War II and the Korean War.
Battle of Camotes Islands: US Liberation of Poro and Ponson Islands
Overview of the 1944-1945 Battle of Camotes Islands, detailing US amphibious invasions of Poro and Ponson Islands against Japanese forces.
101st Field Artillery Regiment (PA): Reserve Unit and Infantry Combat in Mindanao
History of the 101st Field Artillery Regiment, a Philippine Army reserve unit that fought as infantry during the 1942 Japanese invasion of M...
Japanese invasion of Lingayen Gulf
The 1941 Japanese invasion of Lingayen Gulf was the key landing operation in the conquest of the Philippines during World War II.
Battle of Luzon: 1945 Campaign and Strategic Aftermath
Overview of the 1945 Battle of Luzon, detailing Allied forces, Japanese resistance, and the strategic recapture of the Philippine island.
Emigdio C. Cruz: Medal of Valor Recipient and Wartime Physician
Major Emigdio C. Cruz, Philippine Army officer and Manuel Quezon's physician, earned the Medal of Valor for his secret 1943-1944 guerrilla l...