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mods: The fall of the Philippines Morton, Louis. creator text bibliography History. dcu 1953 monographic eng print xvii, 626 pages : illustrations, maps (some folded color) ; 26 cm. A detailed description of the three-month defense of Bataan, the siege of Corregidor, the soldier[alpha]s life in the crowded intimacy of Malinta Tunnel, MacArthur[alpha]s evacuation, and the surrender of 78,000 American and Allied troops. PART ONE. Prewar plans and preparations. The Philippine Islands -- The islands -- The Philippine army -- U.S. Army Forces, Far East -- The recall of General MacArthur -- The organization of USAFFE -- U.S. Army in the Philippines -- Philippine Army: mobilization and training -- The reinforcement of the Philippines -- Ground forces -- Air forces -- Naval forces -- Summary -- Prewar plans, Japanese and American -- The Japanese plan -- The plan of defense -- The last days of peace -- PART TWO. The isolation of the Philippines and the Japanese landings -- The first days of war -- The attack on Clark Field -- The fleet moves south -- The Japanese gain air and naval supremacy -- The first landings -- Batan Island -- The landings on North Luzon -- The Legaspi landing -- Landings in the south -- The impact of war -- The main landings -- The Lingayen landing -- Consolidating the Lingayen beachhead -- The Lamon Bay landings -- Strategy and logistics -- The Pensacola convoy -- Far East and Pacific strategy -- The base in Australia -- PART THREE. The withdrawal of Bataan -- The withdrawal begins -- "WPO-3 is in effect" -- The North Luzon force plan -- To the Tarlac-Cabanatuan line -- Supply -- The Tarlac-Cabanatuan line -- Withdrawal in the south -- Withdrawal from Mauban -- Withdrawal from Atimonan -- Out of South Luzon -- Holding the road to Bataan -- The defense of Calumpit -- The D-5 line: Bamban-Arayat -- Escape through San Fernando -- Into Bataan -- The Guagua-Porac line -- Behind the gates -- The end of an era -- The occupation of Manila -- Strategic views on the …