Battle saga of PT boats in the Philippines battle
Four of the five naval officers from Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron Three recount perilous New Year actions and escape from Corregidor, Subic Bay, and Cavite. They detail torpedo attacks on Japanese ships, a daring minefield dash, and DeLong's crew drifting and surviving after a raft escape. They describe Bulkeley, Kelly, and others in patrols, wrecked engines, and a nighttime clash with a Japanese landing barge, ending with continued fighting and a continued story to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philippines
Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 3
Lient
John Bulkeley
J. Kelly
Anthony Akers
George E. Cox Jr
Manila
Cavite
Kelly
Hospital of
Corregidor
Lieut
Nulkeley
China
Lieut. Bulkley
Mukeley
Subic
Ilinin
DeLong
Rinanga
Port Sinanga
Chiquita Island
Binanga Point
Martino
Sable
Tokyo
MacArthur
D.S.C
Bulkeley
Subic Bay
Knin Point
Ensign Plant
Napa Point
Bataan
General Wainwright
Ensign Chandler
Chandler
Wwe
Nervy Devi
A Yank's Life In India From William Chaplin
William Chaplin describes life in New Delhi as the Ninth Delhi where American forces occupy headquarters at the Imperial hotel. He notes the growth of the Delhi area, American food habits among troops, curiosity about Indian cuisine, and local transport like tongas. He highlights the Tenth Air Force’s role in Burma and overall wartime activity.
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New Delhi
India
Tenth Air Force
Delhis
Delhi
Burma
America
Queensway
East Orange
N. J
Terre Haute
Ind
Army Mess Halls
Aunt Low
AEF
Theman
Noted Stars and Plans Highlight 1940s Film World
Readout covers Signe Hasso praised for Swedish stage and English film work, Christine Gordon in I Walked With a Zombie, Carlton Morse adapting One Man's Family for United Artists, Stage Door Canteen on frontlines, Lum and Abner in motion pictures, Edge of Darkness print for Norway, Ladies in Gray collaboration with War Department, Adolphe Menjou and Veree Teasdale reuniting, Bombardier romance, Dawn O Day reference, and Truth or Consequences war bond tour prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Morse
United Artists
Cloria Blondel
Joan
Victor Barge
Hell
Hedy Lamuart
Pierre Aranont
Mun
Brittany
Hollywood
Ralph Edwards
Siege of Leningrad Keeps City Hubs Running
During the 20 month siege of Leningrad which ended January 18, 1943, most factories schools and churches kept operating and four theaters along with 23 motion picture houses stayed open every day without a closure.
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Giege
Leningrad
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