The Fighting Filipinos
Ed SevillaThe untold story of my grandfather Emeterio Asinas, a World War II hero who fought valiantly in the Philippines for the US Army Forces in the Far East (USAFFE). You'll receive a short post on the anniversary of each important day of his service.
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In Manila, Waiting for Word
Sketch of the western part of Camp O’Donnell, drawn by Philippine Army prisoner of war Lt. Col. Fidel L. Ongpauco AFP (Ret.). His first caption: “April 20, 1942: Camp O’Donnell rolls at the foot of the barren hills of Capas. She was a clear...
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A Love Letter for the Ages (Reprise)
Letter from Emeterio Asinas to Mercedes Letaba Asinas, December 26, 1941, Page One. (Source: Emeterio Asinas Papers, National World War II Museum).
The Road Ends at Camp O’Donnell
Camp O’Donnell, 1942 (Source: AL.com).
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Founder and Editor of "The Fighting Filipinos." I’m a history major, a Filipino-American aspiring author and enthusiast for World War II stories, memoirs, and Asian American narratives.
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