MOPPING UP JAP SUICIDE GROUPS IN CORREGIDOR CAVES
US Army Photo 159-13

 
TEAMWORK & COORDINATION
There were times during the next several days that were lost to me, and are lost to me still.  Days passed when my senses were dulled by the danger and the killing, days destroyed by the exhaustion of my searches of the dour landscape, and I felt almost anaesthetized by the constant jeopardy of my life on that Rock, and our unrelenting destruction of that morass of Japanese humanity. Some experiences have been expunged from my conscious mind as though they had never been, though my nightmares and unexplained tears assure me that they did.

Chet Nycum
"G" Company

Closing caves and tunnels required great care, demanded much time, and resulted in dozens of paratrooper casualties.

Bennett M, Guthrie
"H" Company

 

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