Although they were essentially on their own, those in the guerrilla movement did all they could to stay in touch with MacArthur's headquarters throughout the war. Communication and supplies were ...
Andrew Fialka and Anderson Carman. Univ. of Georgia, $19.95 trade paper (216p) ISBN 978-0-8203-6955-6 Fialka, a history professor at Middle Tennessee State University, teams up with artist Carman ...
How did the guerrillas encounter death? Phil Stewart, Local Historian, Pentagon Corespondent for Reuters, Specialist on Colombia's guerrilla war and Brazilian politics: Dying became insignificant.
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