Until May 6 #PhilippineDiaryProject will mark the anniversaries of the Fall of Bataan and the Fall of Corregidor with the diary entries of individuals who lived through those events. Today's thread is April 12, 1942...
2. Victor Buencamino NARIC (today's NFA) administrator Manila 4/12/42: contrasting scenes of various reactions to the fall of Bataan philippinediaryproject.com/1942/04/12/apr…
3. Clinton Maupin US Army MD in Hosp. No. 2, Bataan: Japanese have moved artillery near hospital and are firing on Corregidor philippinediaryproject.com/1942/04/12/apr…
9. Robert Davis USN MD interned in St. Scholastica's Manila 4/12/42: Allies' surprise bombing of Nichols Field 10 AM; Japanese bombed Corregidor today philippinediaryproject.com/1942/04/12/12-…
17. Gen. Lewis Beebe Corregidor 4/12/42: Wish we knew what had happened to our troops that surrendered on Bataan; ferrying medical supplies via Mindanao philippinediaryproject.com/1942/04/12/apr…
18. John Burns USFIP pilot, Mindanao 4/12-13/42: A fellow pilot makes a note in this diary to end it, as the pilot was killed in action. philippinediaryproject.com/1942/04/13/apr…
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Who is really running the show, a thread. The question is has anything really changed in the way things are run?
Is the on-again, off-again visibility of the Chief Executive not only not new but a sign of anything actually being any different from how it’s been since Day One of the current era? Or is it simply that the pandemic has blunted the force of loyalist cheering and intimidation?
A better framework might be to examine what things the President has never allowed others to decide, or modify. And those things are few but significant. The so-called War on Drugs; the punishment of media and businesses that don’t bend the knee; China-centric approach.
Until May 6 #PhilippineDiaryProject will mark the anniversaries of the Fall of Bataan and the Fall of Corregidor with the diary entries of individuals who lived through those events. Today's thread is April 11, 1942...
Until May 6 #PhilippineDiaryProject will mark the anniversaries of the Fall of Bataan and the Fall of Corregidor with the diary entries of individuals who lived through those events. Today's thread is April 10, 1942, when some people still weren't sure of the fall of Bataan...
1. Clinton Maupin Gen. Hospital No. 2, Bataan 4/10/42: Filipino civilian refugees going through. Patients drop from 7,500 to 2,500 philippinediaryproject.com/1942/04/10/apr…
Until May 6 #PhilippineDiaryProject will mark the anniversaries of the Fall of Bataan and the Fall of Corregidor with the diary entries of individuals who lived through those events. Today's thread is April 9, 1942, the fall of Bataan...
1. Gen. Edward P. King, commander of ground forces in Bataan 4/9/42: Surrendered at Lamao today. Taken to Orani and questioned by Japanese. philippinediaryproject.com/1942/04/09/9-a…
2. Clinton Maupin MD in Bataan 4/9/42: we have our red crosses and white flags up; nurses have escaped; the Japanese have arrived and are angry we have a radio philippinediaryproject.com/1942/04/09/apr…
Thread. Noon kailangan mo lang ng isang larawan at kumpleto na ang kuwento. Pero ngayon, hindi ma ganun kasimple. Heto ang ebidensya: 1. Ang opisyal na larawan at ang kaniyang kuwento: si Tatay, simple lang, masaya kahit pagod at walang handaan...
3. Meron din namang hindi pinanganak kahapon at may memorya kaya ang larawan na gusto mong gawing sikat ngayon puwede na rin ikabit sa larawan mula pa noon... pero meron pa rin...