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As time was running out, something happened on Mindanao…but what? IN AUGUST 1945, despite their hopeless military situation, many Imperial Japanese Army units fought on. On the Philippine island of Mindanao, the 100th Division, commanded by General Jiro Harada, was holding out fiercely against Allied attacks. Pushed from the city of Davao, Harada’s command had …
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Armchair General- Letters from Readers January 2013Forrest and Racism As covered in your September 2012 Battlefield Leader article on Nathan Bedford Forrest, two stains on his record – the 1864 Fort Pillow Massacre and his postwar … Read MoreDispatches-Armchair General January 2013Lost Medal of Honor Returned to Filipino Hero’s Family In November 1912, Jose Baliton Nisperos became the first Asian and Filipino to receive the Medal of Honor, America’s highest … Read MoreArmchair General- Letter from the Editor January 2013Forgotten History- Revealed! Although our popular Forgotten History department regularly presents some of the most intriguing yet little known battles and events throughout history… Read MoreCrisis Watch-Command on the MoveDrawing disastrous lessons from our last wars. Recently, a friend still on active duty shared an urgent concern about our ground forces. This officer is fighting the good fight to … Read MoreGreek Hoplites, 700-300 B.C.These citizen-soldiers of ancient Greece were nearly unstoppable. Greek hoplites were infantry warriors who carried shields, were primarily armed with spears, and fought in the dis… Read More
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