The Battle of Ising: The Untold Story of the 130th Infantry Regiment in the Liberation of Mindanao and the Philippines (Out of Print) Regional & Local History

The Battle of Ising: The Untold Story of the 130th Infantry Regiment in the Liberation of Mindanao and the Philippines (Out of Print) Regional & Local HistoryThe writer is a daughter of Lt. Col. Saturnino Silva, the commanding officer of the 130th Infantry Regiment, who led 1,500 of his men in the Battle of Ising. Silva issued the special order that reached Gavina on May 1, 1945. The 272 page book, released in May, documented the May 3 10, 1945 battle that, according to Vallejo, hastened the liberation of Mindanao from the Japanese. This revised edition is a compilation of the series of events that

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