Instructions to Regimental Commanders Prior to the Nasugbu Landing, January 1945
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” This guerrilla outfit was at one time or the other during the Japanese occupation affiliated with the Fil-American Irregular Troops and also the President Quezon’s Own Guerrillas. By the time the Allied forces return to the Philippines, it was operating independently. This unit assisted the United States Army in campaigns against the Japanese forces from Balayan, Batangas Town, Lipa, Rosario and San Juan. In this document1, Luansing issued “pertinent” instructions to all regimental commanders regarding the coming “landing,” presumably that of the United States 8th Army on the beaches at Nasugbu on 31 January 1945.
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U S A F F E
Batangas Guerrillas
Office of the Commanding Officer
Subject To |
: Pertinent Instructions for the "LANDING." : All Guerrillas Concerned |
b – Daily Roster
c – Regimental CP
d – List of all arms and ammunition in your command. List by type, make and rounds. Number serviceable.
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Commanding
Distribution:
1 – Balagtas
1 – Laurel
1 – Farol
1 – Guerra
1 – Pasia
1 – Gagalac
1 – File