All the Way from Bataan to O'Donnell
A teacher at De La Salle college and a prewar reserve officer, Gloria was called to active duty in September 1941 and as
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Table of contents :
Foreword
Contents
1 Military Obligation
2 A Lawyer at Last
3 Call to Active Duty
4 Reporting for Duty
5 Pre-War Training Under U.S.A. Officers
6 The Japanese Sneak Attack on the Philippines
7 The First Few Days of the War
8 Enemy Gain in All Luzon Points
9 The Constabulary Defense at Tagaytay
10 The Retreat to Bataan
11 Bataan - Our Last Stand
12 The Engagements at the East Sector
13 Our Critical Food Problem
14 The Battle of Aglaloma
15 The Battle of Anyasan Point
16 Continuous Lull
17 Just a Bundle of False News
18 The Famished Defenders of Bataan
19 The Enemy All-Out Offensive
20 The Fall of Bataan
21 The Death March
22 Our Unbearable Condition
23 The End of the Death March
24 The Day We Were Taken to O'Donnell
25 The First Week at the Concentration Camp
26 Pestilence and Death
27 In the Midst of Starvation
28 The Aftermath of the Fall of Corregidor
29 The Release of the Walking Patients
30 How Sweet Was it to be Home Again
