TY  - SER
ED  - American Association of the Philippines. American Historical Committee. 
TI  - Bulletin of the American Historical Collection
SN  - 01153226 
PY  - 1972///-
CY  - Manila : 
PB  - American Association of the Philippines
KW  - Philippines
KW  - History
KW  - Periodicals
KW  - 1898-1946
KW  - Relations
KW  - United States
KW  - Camp O’Donnell
KW  - POW anecdotes
KW  - POW memorial
N1  - Library has: 
v.1-25 (1972-1997) - 25 Year cumulative index,
v.7 (1979),
v.18 (1990) - no. 2,
v.19 (1991) - no. 1,
v.21 (1993) - no. 3,
v.23 (1995) - no. 2,
v.23 (1995) - no. 3,
v.23 (1995) - no. 4,
v.24 (1996),
v.25 (1997),
v.26 (1998),
v.27 (1999) - no. 1, 2, 4,
v.28 (2000),
v.29 (2001) - no. 1, 2, 4,
v.30 (2002) - no. 1, 2, 4,
v.31 (2003),
v.32 (2004),
v.33 (2005) - no. 1-3,
v.34 (2006),
v.35 (2007) - no. 3-4,
v.36 (2008),
v.37 (2009) - no. 1, 3-4,
v.38 (2010) - no. 2-4,
v.39 (2011) - nos. 1 & 2, v.39 (2011) - nos. 3 & 4, v.40 (2012) - nos. 1 & 2, v.40 (2012) - nos. 3 & 4
v.41, nos. 1 & 2, 40 years cumulative index (1972-2012); v.19 (2001) - no. 1: pp. 5-12; pp. 13- 43; pp. 44- 50: Manuscript (Loose-leaf with binder); v.7 (1979) - no. 4: BUENCAMINO, Victor (Dr.). “Manila Under Japanese Occupation (II),” pp. 7-29. A very important primary source on Manila under the Japanese. This is the second part of a series printing Dr. Buencamino’s 1942 diary. Buencamino was the head of the National Rice and Corn Corporation and had to deal with the Japanese in their attempt to secure food for their army, while trying to ensure that the Manila residents did not go hungry. This installment covers February 1 to March 22, 1942. --

HALSEMA, James J. “Journey Through the Luzon Battlefield,” pp. 30-36. First person account based on a diary of how the American internees in Baguio were brought to Bilibid Prison in December 1944, passing through Central Luzon. -- 

TOMIBE, Rokuro (Capt., Imperial Japanese Army). “’The Secret Story of the War’s End,’” pp. 37- 45. Personal account of the Japanese commandant of the internment camp at Baguio. Part of this article was his reminiscences of the camp and some crucial events during the war, which he shared with former internees at a reunion. He wrote this down and enlarged it as an article published in the Japanese magazine "Zembo" (The Complete Picture) in 1977. This is an English translation of the Japanese article, with annotations by James J. Halsema. -- 

HARTENDORP, [Abraham Van Heyningen]. “The Hartendorp Memoirs V,” pp. 46-69. This installment of Hartendorp’s memoirs covers his experiences during the Commonwealth years, when he was off and on adviser to President Quezon, the approach of war, and the immediate post-war years, when he served as adviser to President Osmeña. Fills in gaps not covered in Hartendorp’s voluminous record of the Japanese occupation. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.18 (1990) - no. 2: The pearl of the Eastern sea II / Warren Smith -- History of the 57th Infantry (PS) (XI) / Col. John Olson -- The McIntyre-Quezon conversations of 1913-14 / James C. Biedzynski -- Fulfillment in the Philippines (I) / Lewis E. Gleeck -- Book review : Admiral of the new empire -- Honi Soit... The editor's pride and prejudices; v.19 (2001) - no. 1: Glimpses from the U.S. Embassy under Bohlen and Hickerson / Jorma Kaukonen -- The pearl of the Eastern Sea (V) / Warren B. Smith -- The rock in the 'Tween War Years' / W. M. Belote -- Fulfillment in the Philippines (IV) / Lewis E. Gleeck, Jr. -- Achievement and tragedy : the life of Frank W. Carpenter -- Book review: The concrete battleship -- Book review: The Marcos dynasty -- Rats! / Mike Warres; v.19 (2001) - no. 1: pp. 5-12, a brief researched account focusing on those men who won the U.S. Medal of Honor (Lt. Nininger; Sgt. Calugas, Lt. Bianchi). The photo captions are misspelled. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.19 (2001) - no. 1: pp. 13- 43. Transcript of a joint interview with Brig. Gen. Royal Reynolds, Jr. and Col. Melvin Rosen, both former Philippine Scout officers, conducted by John Patterson in 1997. Patterson is the nephew of Philippine Scout Medal of Honor winner Alexander Nininger and a military history buff with the Philippine Scouts Heritage Society. In this interview Reynolds and Rosen talk about the experiences in Bataan, the Death March, and the prison camps. [collection list erroneously spells Reynolds’ name] - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.19 (2001) - no. 1: pp. 44- 50, a brief article on how the memorial cross and its inscription was erected in Camp O’Donnell in 1942. This article is reprinted from the November 1982 issue of "The Retired Officer." - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.21 (1993) - no. 3: A picture's worth / E. Harris Wightman -- From the good life at Corregidor to the pits as a Japanese POW / Donald Lamb -- Wendover's war : a survivor's tale (III) / Royce Wendover -- Book reviews: The colonel : the life and wars of Henry Stimson, 1867-1950, Japan view the Philippines, The Philippine Army 1935-1942 -- Remembering Aguinaldo : the First Philippine Republic -- Davao in American times (1899-1948) (III); v.23 (1995) - no. 2: Memoirs of David Prescott Barrows (I) -- Iloilo : missionaries, merchants and the colonial establishment (II) / Lewis E. Gleeck, Jr. -- A history of John Hay Air Base (VI) / Capt. Sanders A. Laubenthal, USAF -- Book review : It's American imperialism, stupid! -- Book review : A major revisionist work -- Book review : Cri de coeur; v.23 (1995) - no. 3: Builders of an island empire / Brigadier General Clarence H. Bowers -- Memoirs of David Prescott Barrows (II) -- After independence (II) / James J. Halsema -- Iloilo : missionaries, merchants and the colonial establishment (III) / Lewis E. Gleeck, Jr. -- Philippine fruits : their composition and characteristicks / D. S. Pratt and J. I. del Rosario -- Baseball in the Philippines : a capsule history / Tom Walsh -- Book review : A question of literary ethics?; v.23 (1995) - no. 4: Educating farmers : the pre-Commonwealth U.P. Agricultural College at Los Banos -- Builders of an island empire (II) / Brigadier General Clarence H. Bowers -- Journalist in an independent Philippines (II) / James J. Halsema -- Iloilo : missionaries, merchants and the colonial establishment (IV) / Lewis E. Gleeck, Jr. -- War comes to Mindanao / Francis C. Madigan, S.J. -- Valuable but confused; v.24 (1996) - no. 1: Zamboanga: soldiers, Moros, the tribes and the planters (I) -- Builders of an island empire (III) -- After independence (III) -- On the ridge-pole of Luzon: Haight and Wright -- Officers and medals of the Philippine Constabulary; v.24 (1996) - no. 2: The William H. Quasha festschrift; v.24 (1996) - no. 3: Corregidor's liberation revisited -- Zamboanga (II) soldiers, Moros, tribes, planters -- The Philippine: school for U.S. generals -- Halsema reviews Dupuy's military history -- Remembering Don Alfonso Felix; v.24 (1996) - no. 4: Making it big with the Americans: Pedro Reyes -- Journalist in an independent Philippines (IV) / Halsema -- Zamboanga, soldiers, Moros, tribes, planters (III) / Gleeck -- Builders of an island empire (IV) / Bowers -- Book reviews of The Battle for Manila / Meixsel, Torres; v.25 (1997) - no. 1: The Worcester centennial : Spanish rule in the Philippines: Dean Worcester & Frank S. Bourns -- Hayden on Worcester I -- Loyal to the death: Major Thomas S. Jones I -- Builders of an island empire (V): Brigadier Gen. Clarence H. Bowers, Ret. -- Zamboanga: soldiers, Moros, the tribes and the planters (IV) -- Book review: Amando Doronila; v.25 (1997) - no. 2: Albay in American times (I) / Gleeck -- Youthful occupation memories / Garcia -- Loyal to the death (II) / Jones -- The Worcester biography (II) / Hayden -- Two reviews of Perret's, MacArthur biography / Halsema, Meixsel; v.25 (1997) - no. 3: Edward Woolbright of Leyte and Cebu / McCallus -- Albay in American times (II) / Gleeck -- Journalist in an independent Philippines (V) / Halsema -- Biography of Dean Worcester (III) / Hayden; v.25 (1997) - no. 4: Albay in American times (III) / Gleeck -- 3 Articles on vintage cars / Reyes et al. -- Joseph Ralston Hayden on Worcester (IV) -- Loyal to the death (III, IV) / Jones -- Presidential foreign policy / Pollard; v.26 (1998) - no. 1: General MacArthur did not scratch! / Scott -- Balangiga and "Bloody Samar" / Gleeck -- Journalist in an independent Philippines (VI) / Halsema -- California regulars in the Philippines (I) / Middleton -- Admiral Dewey's autobiography / Meixsel; v.26 (1998) - no. 2: Gen. Henry W. Lawton: a sketch of his long service / Howard -- California regulars in the Philippines (II) / Taggart -- Journalist in an independent Philippines (VII) / Halsema -- Lawton (a playlet in three acts) / Gleeck; v.26 (1998) - no. 3: The Philippines and the Filipinos / James A. LeRoy -- The putsch that failed / Lewis E. Gleeck, Jr. -- Benazir Bhutto and Corazon Aquino -- An evaluation of William Howard Taft in the Philippines -- A Manila vignette: Central/Bordner School / Milton Walter Meyer; v.26 (1998) - no. 4: Manila Central/Bordner School / Meyer -- The Filipino Press (II) / Gleeck -- Subic Naval Base: a synoptic account / Gleeck -- Bill Shaw: the man and the legend / Gleeck; v.27 (1999) - no. 1: The road to Blockhouse 7 / Legarda -- E.D. Merrill, botanist extraordinaire / Hay -- Imelda on the collapse of the Marcos regime / Houlahan -- Mathematics for social change / Swetz; v.27 (1999) - no. 2: Women interned in World War II / Maurer -- The Panay railroad / Meyer -- Filipinos in 18th century Louisiana? / Churchill -- Selected papers from Changing Tides: Rethinking Philippine-American Relations in the New Global Environment; v.27 (1999) - no. 4: The political metamorphosis of Luis Taruc / Houlahan -- Vignettes of Manuel L. Quezon / Goodman, Meyer -- Philippine-American War "newsreels" / Deocampo; v.28 (2000) - no. 1: The Lewis E. Gleeck, Jr. festschrift; v.28 (2000) - no. 2: The valiant nurses of Bataan / Houlahan -- Mrs. Kelly of Baguio / Halsema -- George Moore and the 45th Infantry (Part I) / Moore -- Two speeches by Beth Day Romulo; v.28 (2000) - no. 2: HOULAHAN, J. Michael. “In Harm’s Way: The Valiant Nurses of Bataan,” pp. 5-37. Brief overall account of the American nurses (no mention of Filipina nurses) on Bataan and Corregidor, including what happened to them after surrender (they were interned in Santo Tomas) and after liberation. --

MOORE, Bruce M. “Strong to Endure: The Story of Captain George Moore during World War II, part I,” pp. 45-72. Based on letters, stories told, notebooks and other sources, the experiences of Capt. Moore are retraced by his son. Capt. Moore was an officer in the 45th Infantry (Philippine Scouts) and fought in the defense of Luzon in December 1941, Bataan and became a prisoner of war. This first part of his story covers his arrival in the Philippines in 1940, life in Manila, outbreak of the war, and fighting to delay the Japanese before proceeding to Bataan. Like his father, Bruce Moore is a West Point graduate, commanded troops in the US Army, and retired. Wanting to keep his father’s story alive for future generations, he wrote this book-length narrative. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.28 (2000) - no. 3: George Moore and the 45th Infantry (Part II) / Moore -- Travels by a peripatetic teenager in the 1930s Philippines / Halsema; v.28 (2000) - no. 3: MOORE, Bruce M. “Strong to Endure: The Story of Captain George Moore during World War II, part II,” pp. 4-58. This installment of the experiences of Captain Moore covers January 1 to November 6, 1942. This includes the Bataan campaign, the surrender and Death March, and prison camp in Camp O’Donnell and Cabanatuan. It ends with Moore – and his fellow prisoners – being transported on the Erie Maru, one of the first prison ships, to Davao Penal Colony. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.28 (2000) - no. 4: George Moore and the 45th Infantry (Part III) / Moore -- The Camp O'Donnell cross comes home / Olson -- The oldest Philippine companies / Campbell -- Vignettes: presidential libraries / Meyer; v.28 (2000) - no. 4: MOORE, Bruce M. “Strong to Endure: The Story of Captain George Moore during World War II, part III,” pp. 4-57. This is the last installment of the experiences of Captain Moore and covers the period November 7, 1942 - the end of the war and after. Moore was in Davao Penal Colony for over a year and a half, then was brought back to Cabanatuan, Bilibid, and then the hell ship Oryoku Maru. He survived the series of hell ships and made it to Japan, and finally Mukden in Manchuria, where he was liberated by the Russians. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.29 (2001) - no. 1: A biographical detective story / Parsons -- A great escape and adventure in World War II / Martin; v.29 (2001) - no. 2: History of the Philippine Scouts -- Bataan veterans' stories / Reynolds and Rosen -- The "Sack of Cement" / Olson -- Great escape and adventure in World War II (Part II) / Martin; v.29 (2001) - no. 4: What went wrong at Balangiga? / Couttie -- The Samar campaign 1901-1902 / Waller -- Great escape and adventure in World War II (Part IV) -- The Philippine Scouts / Romulo; v.30 (2002) - no. 1: Mock: Growing up in Manila -- Waller: The Samar campaign 1901-19902 (Part II) -- Halsema: In Spain for the Philippine Studies Conference; v.30 (2002) - no. 2: Mock: Growing up in Manila (Part II) -- Waller: The Samar campaign 1901-19902 (Part III) -- Meyer: A Philippine vignette -- Bataan and Corregidor anniversaries; v.30 (2002) - no. 4: Halsema: 8 December 1941 diary -- Gordon: Phil-Am war megadeaths in Samar? -- Mock: Growing up in Manila (Part IV) -- Hutchison: Diplomatic memoirs; v.31 (2003) - no. 1: Mock: Growing up in Manila (Part V) -- Parsons: Special mission subs in World War II -- Houlahan: Guerrilla leaders on WW II "collaborators" -- Anderson: Salvaging a silver treasure
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HOULAHAN, J. Michael. “A Jesuit Remembers the Japanese Occupation: the Internment of Fr. James Reuter, S.J.,” pp. 9-24. This piece on Fr. Reuter’s wartime experiences is based on an interview he gave the author in 2000. Fr. Reuter, an American Jesuit scholastic, talked about the start of the war, the Japanese, the resistance heroes he knew personally, President Laurel, the liberation of Los Baños internment camp and other topics. -- 

HOULAHAN, J. Michael. “Two Jesuits Remember the Japanese Occupation: the Internment of Fr. Richard McSorley, S.J.,” pp. 25-39. The title refers to Frs. Reuter (whose experiences were narrated in the previous article) and McSorley. Fr. McSorley was a young American Jesuit who arrived in Manila in 1940. Based on a personal interview and on his published autobiography, Houlahan recounts Fr. McSorley’s war experiences, from the start of the war, through the arrival of the Japanese in Manila, internment and rescue at Los Baños internment camp. -- 

CHILDRESS, Clyde (U.S. Army retired). “Wendell Fertig’s "'Autobiography’: a Critical Review of They Fought Alone,” pp. 40-72. Childress was an American guerrilla officer in Mindanao who played a key role in organizing and leading his unit against the Japanese. Although he had heard of Col. Fertig’s book (John Keats’ "They Fought Alone," published in 1964), he had not actually read it until the late 1990s, and was shocked by its inaccuracies and falsehoods. Being one of the few officers who could speak authoritatively about the guerrillas of the 10th Military District, he criticizes the book on Fertig, pointing out specific errors and fabrications. This review should be read in order to set the record straight. -- 

STEINER, Mona Lisa L. “The Hellfire of Manila,” pp. 73-82. A short personal account of a young Austrian mother. Steiner fled Hitler and arrived in the Philippines in time to fall in love, get married and bear two children and teach botany in the University of the Philippines. Before long, World War II reached her and her family. In this article, she describes the terror and fear of fleeing from the Japanese amidst burning houses and murderous Japanese soldiers in Southern Manila, and the joy of reaching American lines. The joy is mixed with sorrow as she sees the victims of the battle. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.31 (2003) - no. 3: Armstrong: exploring Old Manila with Sammy -- James Hamilton-Paterson on the elusive, controversial Tasaday -- Five year cumulative index 1998-2002
; v.31 (2003) - no. 3: “Bulletin of the American Historical Collection Five-Year Cumulative Index 1998-2000,” pp. 47-83. This lists several articles on the war in the Philippines published in the Bulletin, as well as book reviews. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.31 (2003) - no. 4: Wright: Management conflict and resolution c. 1898 -- Milne: A childhood in Cebu -- Meyer: Dad and "Manoling" Roxas -- Binkowski: Quest for Fely Corcuera; v.31 (2003) - no. 3: “Bulletin of the American Historical Collection Five-Year Cumulative Index 1998-2000,” pp. 47-83. This lists several articles on the war in the Philippines published in the Bulletin, as well as book reviews. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose; v.32 (2004) - no. 1:  Rodell on Phil.-U.S. defense relationship -- Milne: A childhood in Cebu -- Meyer: Dad and "Manoling" Roxas -- Parsons: Life in Zamboanga; v.32 (2004) - no. 2:  Onorato on Coolidge v. Philippines -- Parsons: Life in Zamboanga II -- Milne: A childhood in Cebu III -- Godon on Phil-Am war deaths; v.32 (2004) - no. 3:  Hamner's war: Eluding the Japanese during World War II (I) -- Paul Rodell on Filipinists in the Netherlands -- Binkowski: Women and espionage; v.32 (2004) - no. 4: Kuizon: The good war on Leyte -- Wright: A war of national liberation (I) -- Hamner's war: Eluding the Japanese during World War II (II); v.33 (2005) - no. 1: Zobel: MacArthur's romance -- Wright: A war of national liberation (II) -- Binkowski: Veterans and memorials -- Hamner's war: eluding the Japanese during World War II (III); v.33 (2005) - no. 2: Three vignettes of liberation -- Parsons interview Pirovano -- Hamner's war: eluding the Japanese during World War II (IV) -- A tribute to James J. Halsema; v.33 (2005) - no. 3: In memoriam: Lewis E. Gleeck, Jr. -- Hamner's war: eluding the Japanese during World War II (V) -- Mary McKay Maynard returns -- Sascha Jansen on Sto. Tomas Liberation Anniversary; v.34 (2006) - no. 1: The Bataan Death March re-examined -- C. J. Walker: A memoir of Baguio (II) -- John L. Manning tells his life story on tape (II); v.34 (2006) - no. 2: Kangleon's youngest guerrilla officer -- C. J. Walker: A memoir of Baguio (III) -- John L. Manning tells his life story on tape (III) -- Dedication of the Hellships Monument; v.34 (2006) - no. 3: Anders: An "incident" in Bataan -- Hall: The Battle for Manila -- Walker: A memoir of Baguio (IV) -- John L. Manning tells his life story on tape (IV) -- A foundation follows in the Thomasites' footsteps; v.34 (2006) - no. 4: Schaefer: Japanese anti-guerrilla measures -- Walker: A memoir of Baguio (IV) -- Parsons: Interviews with three POWs at the Hellships Memorial Dedication; v.35 (2007) - no. 3: Meixsel on the most decorated Philippine Army officer -- Yeazel on the Philippine Scouts, "America's Sepoys" -- Grant Goodman on World War II collaboration -- More vignettes by Marquardt -- Manning: Forbes in the fifties; v.35 (2007) - no. 4: In memoriam: Hans Kasten, Manila American -- Meixsel on MacArthur's dress uniform -- Memoirs of Mindanao guerrilla "Bob" Merchant -- Peter Parsons on AGOM; v.36 (2008) - no. 1: Peter Parsons on Chick Parsons: should he have been court-martialed? -- The little known history of Manila's Jews -- In memoriam: Col. Robert D. Rosen; v.36 (2008) - no. 2: Sara Medina on the U.S. and Mindanao in two centuries -- Richard Meixsel on histories of Clark Air Base -- Peter Parsons on escaping the Philippines in World War II; v.37 (2008) - no. 3-4: Sig Unander, Jr. on Mexican pilots who fought for the Philippines' liberation in World War II -- Michael P. Onorato on an attempted co-option of Gov.-Gen. Leonard Wood -- Saul Hofilena on Sangley Point and Cavite Navy Yard -- Carlyn Manning: Memoirs, Ch. 4; v.37 (2009) - no. 1: In memoriam: James Marsh Thomson -- Jonathan Best on city planning in the Philippines -- Sol Hofilena on the trial of Gen. Yamashita -- Porfirio Kuizon: episodes from memoirs; v.37 (2009) - no. 3: That Massachusetts woman - Helen Calista Wilson / Crispina M. Reyes -- A Massachusetts woman in the Philippines / Helen Calista Wilson -- 'A plan for giving stability to the coinage system of the Philippines' / Henry Allen Cooper -- America's early monetary policies and territorial coins and currencies / Saul Hofilena; v.37 (2009) - no. 4: Christmas, 1898 - soldier style / Thomas M. Carter -- Rizal in the American congress / Vicente Albano Pacis -- Mi ultimo adios = My last farewell / Jose Rizal -- The progress of public works in the Philippine Islands / James W. Beardsley -- Burnham plan for Baguio revisited / Crispina M. Reyes -- Ordeal of Baguio during World War II / Oscar M. Lopez -- Americans in the Philippines / 'One of them'; v.38 (2010) - no. 2: True version of the Philippine revolution / Don Emilio Aguinaldo y Famy -- Speech of Hon. Chauncey M. Depew -- General Lawton's work / Dean Conant Worcester -- Songs sung in "Wallows" of the Military Order of the Carabao; v.38 (2010) - no. 3: Speech of Hon. Pablo Ocampo de Leon -- American commercial concerns in the Philippines / Monroe Wooley -- Prominent American businessmen in the Philippines gallery -- Philippine economic problems / Dr. Frank A. Waring -- Towards our economic survival / Hon. Cornelio Balmaceda -- The Bell report -- The Quirino - Foster memorandum of agreement; v.38 (2010) - no. 4: A soldier in the Philippines / Needom M. Freeman, from first hand accounts of his stay in the Philippines, 1898-1900 -- Dear Brother Walter : losing touch with an ex-soldier brother in the Philippines : selected correspondence of Rose and Walter Mikesell; v.39 (2011) - nos. 1 & 2. About Austin Craig -- Rizal in America / Dr. Francisco Villanueva, Jr. -- An American looks at Rizal / William J. Pomeroy -- Was Rizal "made in U.S.A.?" / Othello H. Estareja -- Introduction to the Thomasites in the Philippines -- Poems by Thomasites -- Unique answers by Thomasites -- A woman's impressions of the Philippines / Mary H. Fee -- Recipes galore -- Education in the Philippines : the pensionados / Francis H. Engel -- The first pensionados to the U.S. -- How the Peace Corps came to the Philippines in 1961 / Parker W. Borg -- A lifelong adventure launched by the Peace Corps / Karen Long Santos -- The Peace Corps : 50 years later / Hans C. Groot -- Americans in the Manila Boat Club / Stephen J. Banta -- Neglected Americana on a Philippine hillside; v.39 (2011) - nos. 3 & 4. The Manila Elks Lodge 761 in its 105th year -- Taal Volcano : sleeping giant of Batangas / Jonathan Best -- The Manila Polo Club : the Pasay years / Maria Isabel G. Ongpin -- The Manila Hotel / Jonathan Best -- Selections : Manila memoirs of Mrs. William H. Taft / Jaime C. Laya -- Pan Am 75th anniversary / Sascha Weinzheimer Jansen -- Dad's war / John Silva -- Men and Malacanan / Walter Robb -- U.P. College of Law in a historical perspective / Bienvenido C. Ambion -- George A. Malcolm : the pioneer dean / Pacifico Agabin -- The education of Muslims under the Americans / Stephen J. Banta -- I owe the Peace Corps / R. David (Paul) Zorc -- A Peace Corps volunteer recalls / Ivan K. Summer -- Peace Corps Alumni Foundation for Philippine development / Hans C. Grooto -- Newcomers to the tropics / Victor G. Heiser; v.40 (2012) - nos. 1 & 2. Dean C. Worcester / Walter Robb -- The education of Philippine hill tribes in the American era / Stephen J. Banta -- Poker and a camp meeting / Percy A. Hill -- Cutting's diary / Alan Bruce Cutting -- Coping with war : KGST 'radio' and other media strategies of civilian internees in the Philippines in World War II / Elizabeth L. Enriquez -- The search for Blanche / Louis lee Jurika -- The visitors and the books / Tom Carter -- Notable Americans in the Philippines and donors to the AHC; v. 40 (July-December 2012) - nos. 3 & 4. Philippine Chinese schools in American times / Stephen J. Banta -- Forgotten stories of a forgotten war / Joseph P. McCallus -- Frank Grant Robinson's diary / Jonathan Best, editor -- Motoring to Lukban / Walter Robb -- Hunting Mindoro tamarao : the world's rarest big game / J. L. Myers -- A diary of ruin and death in Malate, February 1945 / Ofelia Villonco Viola -- A liberation shirt with 201 American signatures -- Surrender and survival : the ordeal of Lt. Morris Shoss / J. Michael Houlahan -- A half-century of solemnity and honor, the American Military Cemetery and Memorial / John Silva; v.41, nos. 1 & 2, 40 years cumulative index (1972-2012)
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