Escape From the Philippines MTB Squadron Story
Four Naval officers recount the voyage of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 3 and General MacArthur's party from the Philippines to Mindanao. Bulkeley's decisions, the botched 32 boat, submarine rendezvous, and a perilous dark passage are detailed along with weather, sea fights, and a seasick MacArthur entourage aboard.
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The
Philippines
Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 3
John Bulkeley
R. B. Kelly
Anthony Akers
George E. Cox, Jr
Bulkeley
General MacArthur
Kelly
Cuyos
Sissman Cove
41 Boat
Sea‘ward
Cuyo Islands
Mrs. MacArthur
Amah
Arthur
Australia
Admiral Rockwell
Lieutenant Bulkeley
Mindanao
Eral
Doilo
Panay
Cagayan
Schumacher
Corregidor
MacArthur
Tropics
Mindanao Sea
Strait
Negros
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Camel Cigarettes Dominant Favorite Among All Service Members
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Marines
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Post
U. S
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Hannibal
Barca
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