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D.H. (Herb) Wills fought the Japanese on Bataan, was captured and imprisoned for a year at the infamous Cabanatuan camp, then another year at Davao prison, on Mindanao. Embarking for dreaded imprisonment in Japan in 1944, he dove overboard and swam four miles back to Mindanao where he joined the ragtag guerrillas, electing to stay and fight until the island's liberation rather than leave by submarine. Successful campaigns by the Filipino guerrillas, led by Lt. Wills, at Misamis, Malaband, and Dipolog were instrumental in the liberation of Mindanao.
Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword
List of Maps and Illustrations xiii
The Philippine Islands
1. Escape
2. Surrender and Prison
3. Cabanatuan Prison Camp
4. Davao Prison Camp
5. Contact with Guerrillas
6. Life with the Guerrillas in the Hills
7. A Moro Wedding
8. Hunting Moro Bandits
9. The Long Hike
10. Guerrilla Headquarters
11. Camp X
12. Attack on Misamis
13. Reorganizing Guerrilla Headquarters
14. The Malabang Campaign
15. The Dipolog Campaign
16. Home—and Back to the Philippines
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