Soldier’s Home State/Country of (military) Record or State/Country of Residence:

California **

Hawaii *  

Oregon ***

Washington****

Philippines #

AUS- Army of the United States

BNR-Body Not Recovered

BR-Body Recovered

DOW- Died of Wounds

DSC-Distinguished Service Cross (54 recipients)

KIA-Killed in Action

MIA-Missing in Action

POW-Prisoner of War

PA Philippine Army, part of the United States.Armed Forces

PS-Philippine Scout, part of the United States Armed Forces

SWA-Seriously wounded in action by missile

USAFFE United States Armed Forces of the Far East; organized 12/1941 commanded by Gen Douglas MacArthur beginning 7/26/1941

WAS- Women’s Auxiliary Service

Units established in the United States -1^st Filipino Inf Bn, 1^st Filipino Inf Regt (“Laging Una”), 2^nd Filipino Inf Bn, 2^nd Filipino Inf Regt, 5217 Recon Bn, 5218^th Recon Co and 978^th Signal Service Co

Ist Recon Bn (“Come What May”)

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Telesforo Mabag Cpl Army MIA Casualty 4/6/1942

Fernando Mabaga Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/31/1942

Ernesto Tirona“Ernie” Mabalon born 8/7/1924; died 4/6/2005; buried San Joaquin Catholic Cemetery, guerrilla  USAFFE; 6th Military District, 2nd Battalion, 66th Infantry, E Company.

Benito Mabanag Pfc Army MIA Casualty 6/27/1942

Quinciano Mabanglo Pvt Army MIA Casualty 3/31/1946

Carlos Mabanta Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/24/1942

Moro Mabay Pfc Army MIA Casualty 9/2/1945

Inigo B. Mabilangan Pvt Army MIA Casualty 1/12/1942

Gerbacio Mabine Army MIA Casualty 6/16/1942

Octavius Mabine Navy Casualty MIA 12/7/1941 Matt1; U.S.S. Oklahoma Pearl Harbor

Victoriano M. Mabunga Sgt Army MIA Casualty 4/9/1942

Santiago Pablo Mabuti died 9/9/1943 (9/23/1943) Casualty; loss @ sea; U.S.S. Grayling SS-209 submarine sunk near Tablas Strait Philippines Navy Cook 2

Nemesio M. Macabangun Sgt Army MIA Casualty 11/29/1942

Jose Macabebe Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/22/1942

Remigio Macadangdang Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/14/1942

Andres M. Macagba Pvt Army MIA Casualty 3/31/1946

Epifanio Macaldo Pvt Army MIA Casualty 1/28/1942

Francisco Macalinao Pfc Army MIA Casualty 6/20/1942

S. A. Macalinao Pfc Army MIA Casualty 6/14/1942

Joseph Macaluso * Alamo Scouts (Rafael Ileto Team)

Sam Macaluso Tec4 Army MIA Casualty 11/27/1943

Nicasio Macan SSgt born 1895 Philippines; enlisted 9/6/1940

Angel Macapagal Death March survivior post war: Congressman of Pampanga; brother of Pres Diosdado Macapagal

Diosdado Macapagal guerilla Finance officer post war: President of the Philippines; also father of Pres Gloria M. Arroyo

Ildefonso Macapallag Pvt Army MIA Casualty 7/28/1945

Angel Macapas Pvt Army MIA Casualty 6/11/1942

Alfredo T. Macaraeg Pvt Army MIA Casualty 4/9/1942

Florencio Macaraeg Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/18/1942

Pedro R. Macaraeg Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/23/1942

Antonio Macareig died 1/28/1942 Casualty Merchant Marine; Messman ship- USAT Royal T. Frank

Juan Macariola Pfc Army MIA Casualty 2/10/1942

Herminio A. Macarubbo Pfc Army MIA Casualty 4/13/1942

Macario Macasinag Navy Casualty Officer’s Cook 1c from Caridad Cavite

Esteban Macasu born 1896 Philippines; POW 12/8/1941; ship- SS Pres. Harrison released; Merchant Marine Pantryman; from San Miguel Philippines

Marcelo D. Macatangay Pvt Army MIA Casualty 6/10/1942

Tomas D. Macatol Pfc Army MIA Casualty 3/31/1946

Hendriclaro Macavinta (New Scout) from Macato Aklan

Luis Macavinta Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/31/1942

Zosimo Macavinta (New Scout) from Macato Aklan

Juan Macawile Pfc Army MIA Casualty 6/28/1942

Nicolas S. Macayana Pvt Army MIA Casualty 3/31/1946

Alejandro G. Macogay, Sr.** born 8/15/1896 Philippines; died 2/1984 Nelson Virginia; buried Bryant Cemetery Buckingham County Virginia; U.S. Navy; (also WW1 US Navy; Mess attendant 1^st Class; served U.S.S. Aler t 4/6/1917-7/5/1918; U.S.S. Buffalo 7/5/1918-11/11/1918); listed 1920 Military & Naval Forces census; 1930 Wash D.C. census

Denicio Macogay died 5/31/1942; MIA Casualty Army Pfc

Ponciano Mactao Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/10/1942

Alejandro Madamba Pfc Army MIA Casualty 2/28/1945

William E. Madara Cpl Army MIA Casualty 4/30/1945

Dominador Madarang Pfc Army MIA Casualty 8/31/1942

Francisco Madarang Sgt Army MIA Casualty 5/28/1942

Gaspar Madarang Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/17/1942

Juan Ramos Madarang born 10/20/1917; died 7/30/2004; buried Olongapo Memorial Park Zambales; Army Pfc

Mariano Evangelista Madarang born 12/8/1911; died 2/1/1987 San Mateo California; buried Golden Gate National Cemetery California

Paulino Evangelista Madarang born 6/22/1901; died 12/3/1903 San Mateo California; buried Golden Gate National Cemetery; Tec 5

Joe Q. Madrazo died 1963 1^st Filipino Regt Co D radio operator

Eugenio Maestro died 1942; POW; Casualty; Navy Machinist’s Mate 1c from #5 Rizal St. Romblon

Juanito Magalion * Filipino Inf Regt

Victor Magallanes 12^th Signal Co (PS)

Jose Magallanis Pvt Army MIA Casualty 3/18/1942

Roman C. Magallano Sgt Army MIA Casualty 7/12/1942

Felix Magalong # born 1919 Philippines; Death March, POW released 12/31/1942 Cpt 45^th Inf (PS) H Co

Juan Magat Pvt Army MIA Casualty 6/1/1942

Maximo O. Magat Pfc Army MIA Casualty 12/29/1941

Yrineo Magat Pfc Army MIA Casualty 10/5/1944

Esteban Magbanua Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/31/1942

Lorenzo Magbanua born Philippines; died 10/31/1942 POW; Casualty; Navy; Quartermaster 2c; from Mlagao Iloilo

Selvino Magbanua Cpl Army MIA Casualty 5/25/1942

Alfonso S. Magbual 1stSgt, Depot Operations NCO; 76^th Ord Ammo Co (PS) “New Scout” (prior PS service before WW11); discharged 1948; died 1953 Batangas also Korean War vet

Fely D. Magbual # SSgt 1^st Reconn Bn of Laoag Ilocos Norte Philippines

Daniel Maghanay Casualty Merchant Marine

Rafael A. Maghari MIA Casualty 5/2/1942 Army Pvt

Camilo Maglalang * born 6/25/1895 Philippines; died 1/1945 Casualty Navy Mess Attendant 1c; resident of Apalit Pampanga; SS# issued Hawaii

Leopoldo Maglanoc MIA Casualty 7/11/942 Army Pvt

Carlos Y. Maglasang MIA Casualty 7/12/1942 Army Pvt

 Ramon O. Maglasang MIA Casualty 9/5/1942 Army Pvt

Andrew Bacungan Maglaya born 10/15/1912; died 1/12/1956; buried Ft. Snelling National Cemetery South Minneapolis MN

Casamero P. Maglaya born 2/23/1911; died 1/8/2004; buried San Joaquin Catholic Cemetery Stockton Ca Army

Emilio Sobrepena Maglaya born 1/1/1898 Philippines; died 10/18/1954 Santa Cruz California; buried Golden Gate National Cemetery California; Pvt Army

Jesus Maglaya 1^st Lt. Army 21^st Inf Regt; Award: Distinguished Service Cross (for 3/13/1942)

Teodoro E. Maglaya born 9//7/1907; died 4/28/1990; buried National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific Honolulu Hawaii; Army T5

Numeriano T. Maglinte ** born 7/7/1898 Philippines died 11/19/1944 buried LA Nat. Cemetery Pvt Co B 1^st Filipino Inf

Johnny Jay Maglinti born 7/19/1927; died 1/3/2007; buried Kauai Veterans Cemetery Hawaii; Army Pvt

William Maglinti * born 9/16/1925; died 11/19/1990; buried National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific; Filipino Inf Regt; Tec5

Gualberto Maglocot MIA Casualty 3/31/1946 Army Pvt

J.B. Magluyan Cpt

Alejandro Mendoza Magno died 4/9/1942 Casualty; Merchant Marine Messman ship- Eugene V.R. Thayer; from San Jose, Philippines

Hilario Magno Navy Casualty Cook 1c from San Marcelino Zambales

Joaquin Magpantay # born Philippines Army Sgt Co D, 41^st Inf Regt PS; Distinguished Service Cross

Macario Magpantay born Philippines POW

Elpedio Longtayao Magpiong born 11/16/1895 Philippines; died 5/12/1955; buried Los Angeles (Ca) National Cemetery; Navy SF3

Bartolome Magsalin MIA Casualty 1/31/1942 Army Cpl

Ramon Magsaysay born 8/31/1907 Ibu Zambales; died 3/17/1957 plane crashed; 31st Infantry Division PA; organize the Western Luzon Guerilla Forces; Cpt; Provisional Governor of Zambales later President of the Philippines (12/30/1953-3/17/1957)

Magsino, Col.   

Pedro O. Magsipoc MIA Casualty 3/31/1946 Army Pfc

Pedro Maguddato born 4/22/1882 Philippines; died 2/21/1956; buried San Francisco National Cemetery; Army Cpl; also, WW1 veteran

Bernardo Majayag MIA Casualty 6/27/1942 Army Pvt

Anatalio Majosay MIA Casualty 6/27/1942 Army Pfc

Benjamin Makiling MIA Casualty 12/11/1944 Army MSgt

Vicente Malabad MIA Casualty 5/18/1942 Army Sgt

Eufemio Malabed MIA Casualty 7/16/1942 Army Pvt

Feliciano Malabed MIA Casualty 5/30/1942 Cpl

Jaime Malabed MIA Casualty 5/17/1942 Cpl

Marceliano Malandog MIA Casualty 5/10/1942 Pvt

Cenon M. Malasig born 12/22/1906 Philippines; died 7/23/1988 Alameda Co. California; buried Golden Gate National Cemetery; Army Pfc

Tiborcio Agcaoili Malasig; Pfc Army born 8/6/1905 Philippines; died 9/22/1996 Stanislaus County California; buried San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery

Jose Malazo born Philippines POW; Casualty; Navy Cook 3c from Julugan, Cavite

William Malia* Filipino Inf Regt

Pascual Malibago Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/22/1942

C. A. Malibiran Pvt Army MIA Casualty 3/31/1946

Pedro Maligis Pfc Army MIA Casualty 7/1/1942

Juan F. Maligon Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/30/1942

Eulogio M.C. Malijan Pvt Army MIA Casualty 3/28/1942

Leon P. Malijan Sgt Army MIA Casualty 8/9/1942

Dominador Malik # Tech 4 w/ Villamor (PRS) Philippine Regional Section; 1^st Reconn Bn

Maliksi # 26^th Cavalry Troop C

Patricio Malilay WW11 Casualty Merchant Marine

Restituto Malinao # died 5/19/1942 Ft McKinley MIA Casualty; Army Sgt

Roque Malinao Sgt Army MIA Casualty 7/31/1942

Reino H. Malinen Pvt Army MIA Casualty 2/11/1945

Roman Malit Navy Casualty Steward 2c from Guagua Pampanga

Martin F. Mallare Pfc Army MIA Casualty 2/9/1942

Angel Santos Mallari, Sr # born 10/1/1917; died 8/21/2002; buried Gasan Cemetery Tapuyan Gasan Marinduque; PS POW 5/7/1942; 2/12/1945

Benito Mallari, Sr ** born 4/16/1922; died 7/6/2003; buried Garden of Memories Cemetery Salinas Ca; POW 5/7/1942,4/2/1945 Army SP5; also Korean & Vietnam veteran

Domingo Mallari # born 1906 Philippines; POW 5/7/1942; 2/1945

Eliseo L. Mallari # born 1910 Philippines; died 5/2/1942 Ft. McKinley; Army Sgt; POW; MIA Casualty

Eliseo V. Mallari born 9/8/1910 Philippines; died 8/21/1996; buried Ft Sam Houston National Cemetery Army Cpt, Tarlac guerrilla, also a Korean War veteran

Emiliano Mallari # born 1893 Philippines; POW 5/7/1942; 2/1945 Philippines

Federico Mallari # born 1919 Philippines; Casualty

Flaviano Mallari # born 1919 Philippines; POW 5/7/1942, 2/1945; enlistment 3/4/1941

Gregorio G. Mallari # Navy Casualty Mess Attendant 1c

Lorenzo Mallari # Casualty

Melquiades G. Mallari # born 1916 Philippines; died 2/6/1942 Casualty MIA Ft McKinley Philippines; enlisted 2/20/1941; Army Pvt

Paul “Pablo” De Guzman Mallari ** born 1/25/1913 Philippines; died 7/28/1990; buried Golden Gate National Cemetery; POW 5/7/1942, 2/1945; Army Pfc; enlisted 6/23/1941

Remigio Mallari # Casualty

Remigio Mallari born 1888 Philippines; enlistment 12/18/1941

Venancio Mallari # died 7/2/1942 Casualty MIA Ft McKinley Philippines; Army Sgt

Agustin Mallillin Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/19/42

Antonio Mallillin Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/12/1942

Tomas Malllillin Cpl Army MIA Casualty 6/30/1942

Macario Mamuyac 2lt Lt POW; Army enlisted

Antonio Manaay Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/26/1942

Arcenio Manabat Pfc Army MIA Casualty 6/4/1942

Tomas Manabat Pfc Army MIA Casualty 8/4/1942

Melchor Managad Pfc Army MIA Casualty 10/23/1942

Cenen Manahan Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/27/1942

Bonifacio Manalang Pvt Army MIA Casualty 7/28/1942

Pablo G. Manalang born 1/15/1901 Philippines; died 2/3/1970; buried Angeles City Municipal Cemetery Pampanga Philippines

Candido Manalastas Pvt Army MIA Casualty 1/17/1942

Domingo Manalastas Ist Sgt Army MIA Casualty 8/23/1942

Isidro L. Manaligod Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/21/1942

Lorenzo Manaligod Pvt

Jesus Chargualaf Manalisay died 10/11/1943 (11/1/1943) Casualty Steward 3c; Wahoo SS-238 sunk by air attack & depth charging N. Japan; Award: Purple Heart (Guam-Phil descent)

Alejandro Manalo # born 1922 Philippines; POW 5/7/1942; 4/1945

Amado Manalo # born 1918 Philippines; POW 5/7/1942, 2/25/1945 Philippines

Antonio Manalo # POW 5/7/1942

Aquilino Manalo born 6/6/1905 Philippines; died 6/24/2003; buried Calverton NY National Cemetery; Navy; Merchant Marine CK1

Armando Manalo born 1923; enlistment 2/13/1943; residence: Colorado Denver

Basiliso Manalo Casualty

Domingo Manalo * born 1926; enlistment 12/15/1945

Eleuterio Manalo born 1926; listed Navy Aircraft Carrier Muster Rolls

Estanislao Manalo # born 11/11/1900 Philippines; died 2/28/1945 Philippines; Casualty Navy Officer’s Steward 2c; resident of 64 San Roque St. Bauan Batangas; SS# issued Hawaii

Francisco Manalo Casualty

Francisco Manalo born 1/22/1922; died 3/6/2003; buried Moravian Cemetery Staten Island NY; POW 5/7/1942, 4/18/1945; Army SSgt, also Korean War veteran

Gabriel Manalo Casualty

George R. Manalo born 1926; enlistment 8/12/1944; residence: Denver Colorado; Casualty

Luis Manalo born 1908 Philippines; POW 5/7/1942

Joseph J. Manalo * born 1928; enlistment 1/24/1946; residence: Hawaii

Julian Manalo born 1906; enlistment 9/26

Marcelino Manalo Casualty

Maximo Manalo * born 9/25/1923; died 4/9/1972; buried National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific; Air Force CPL

Pedro T. Manalo Casualty

Rodolfo C. Manalo # MIA Casualty; died 1/31/1945 Ft. McKinley Philippines; Pvt Army

Thomas B. Manalo * born 1925; Filipino Inf Regt Pfc; enlistment 1/10/1945

Valeriano Manalo # POW 5/7/1942, 2/1/1945 Philippines

Vicente B. Manaloto Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/12/1942

Modesto Manangan Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/8/1942

Segundo Manangan Pfc Army MIA Casualty 2/8/1942

Michael Mananquil Cpl Army MIA Casualty 7/16/1942

Amado S. Manansala Pfc Army MIA Casualty 4/13/1942

Bartolome Manansala Steward Mate 1c Navy Casualty 12/10/1941 from 1334 Pridencia St Samplaoc Manila

Canoto Manansala Pfc Army MIA Casualty 5/30/1942

Eliodoro Manansala Pvt Army MIA Casualty 1/23/1942

Francisco Manansala Sgt Army MIA Casualty 6/12/1942

Miguel Manansala Sgt Army MIA Casualty 6/9/1942

Satornino Manansala Sgt Army MIA Casualty 5/31/1942

Silvestre Manansala Cpl Army MIA Casualty 1/31/1942

Panfilo A. Manantan Pvt Army MIA Casualty 5/15/1942

Casimiro Manaois Pvt Army MIA Casualty 4/8/1942

Elias Manapit Pvt Army MIA Casualty 6/14/1942

Marcelo Manayan Pfc Army MIA Casualty 4/4/1942

Alfred Mancao * Filipino Inf Regt

Matias Michael Mandac * Filipino Inf Regt

Theodore Maneseses * Filipino Inf Regt

Alfonso Mangabat Pvt Army MIA Casualty 3/8/1943

Bartolome V. Mangabat Tec5 Army MIA Casualty 6/10/1942

Miguel Mangabat Pvt Army MIA Casualty 4/6/1942

B. L. Manganaan Sgt Army MIA Casualty 1/21/1942

Bernardo M. Mangawang Pvt Army MIA Casualty 12/29/1941

Daud Mangkon guerrilla

Napoleon Mangonan 1^st Lt Infantry; Distinguished Service Cross (for 2/31942-2/10/1942)

S.G. Mangosing Pfc 6/21/1942

Luis C. Mangrobang Cpl Army MIA Casualty 5/31/1942

Guillermo Mangubat Pvt Army MIA Casualty 6/13/1942

Patricio Gutierez Mangubat born 3/17/1926; died3/19/2002; buried Tahoma Nat. Cemetery Kent Washington, also a Korean War & Vietnam War Veteran; Navy ENC (SS)

Benjamin Manibog * Filipino Inf Regt

Juan C. Manibusan Navy MIA Casualty 8/4/1944 NSK3

Felipe Maningo Lt guerilla group of 150 Philippine Scouts.operating in Clark Field

Cesar C. Manio Cpl Army MIA Casualty 6/28/1942

Adriano Manipis Tec4 Army MIA Casualty 5/30/1942

Maximo V. Manlagit Sgt 1^st Reconn Bn

Vicente Manlagnit Sgt Army MIA Casualty 6/16/1942

Jesse Kepa Manlapit *  born 3/29/1930 Waimea; died 2/11/2005; buried Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery; Army Pfc; post-war retired Hawaii Gov’t employees Assoc; Local 3 business agent & Operations engineer

Federico L. Manliclic Pvt Army MIA Casualty 10/24/1944

Jose Manlincon Pfc Army MIA Casualty 3/31/1946

Frank Manosca #

Miguel Manresa born 12/23/1915 Philippines died 4/1978 Filipino Regt

Romulo Manriquez Capt. guerrilla took over Manuel Enriquiez (Manuel Enriquez preceded by  Gillermo Nakar)

Gabriel M. Mansapit Navy MIA Casualty 11/24/1943 CK3

Francisco Mantaring MIA Casualty 2/9/1942 Army Pvt

Antonio Manuel * Filipino Inf Regt

James Martinez Manuel died 6/28/1942 Casualty Merchant Marine Messman ship-Raphael Semmes; from Manila Philippines

Tomas Manuel # born 1925 San Mateo Rizal; died 9/10/2006 Sf California; Cpl Infantryman PA; later Guerrilla Mountain Corps Regt; Awards: Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal, WW11 Victory Medal, Philippine Liberation Ribbon; post-war: immigrated to U.S. 1992; Balboa H.S. teaher, musician & artist

Romulo Manriquez Maj

Agustin Lucero. Manzano born 1907 Philippines; died 1998; buried Holy Gardens Taytay Rizal POW

Aniceto Coloma Manzano born 4/17/1907 Philippines; died 2/13/1992; buried Golden Gate National Cemetery; Army M/Sgt; also Korean War veteran

Antonio Manzano born Philippines POW

Bonifacio Lorenzana Manzano  discharge 7/1946; member of the (16) Pangilinan naturalization respondents

Carmelo Lopez Manzano Maj. Phil Army & aide de camp to Maj Gen Basilio Valdez; one of the four former PA officers to receive commissions in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve in 12/1942; LCDR; became the highest ranking Filipino USCG; formerly Executive officer for the Puerto Rico Chief of Staff USCG; Source: http://www.wartimepress.com “Filipinos in the Navy”

Mercidio Sumangil Manzano born 9/19/1909; died 11/4/1948; buried Los Angeles National Cemetery; Navy STD 1c

Narciso L. Samson Manzano born 2/20/1897 Philippines; died 9/15/1986; buried San Francisco National Cemetery; Army Col; POW, also WW1 veteran

Simeon Obrero Manzano born 10/9/1903 Philippines; died 12/7/1997; buried Greenwood Memorial Park San Diego Ca Navy SDC

Isidro Santo Domingo Manzo died 8/28/1942 Casualty Merchant Marine ship- Arlyn, 3^rd Engineer; from Manila Philippines

Antonio Maquiling MIA Casualty 3/14/1942 Army TSgt

Eleuterio M. Maquinana ** born 2/20/1916; died 9/6/2007 Daly City Ca; Co L 57^th Inf (PS)

Andro Salvador Marana born 8/17/1909; died 4/5/1984 San Francisco Ca; buried San Francisco National Cemetery Presidio; Army 1^st Lt.

Perfecto Maranon * born 3/5/1915; died 12/1945 Casualty; Yeoman 3c from 32-D Cruzada Quiapo Manila

Salvador Maranon born 2/16/1910 Philippines; died 12/1945 Casualty; Navy Cook 2c from San Felipe Zambales

Ricardo R. Maravillas Sfc 12^th Medical Bn (PS) C Co; pre-war 14^th Engrs Regt Co C; post war Army retiree; resident of Fairfield California; father of Dr. Anthony Rama Maravillas

Abraham A. Marayag MIA Casualty 5/26/1942 Army Pfc

Ferdinand Edralin Marcos # born 9/11/1917 Sarrat, Ilocos Norte Philippines; died 1989 Honolulu Hawaii; 3^rd Lt ; combat intelligence officer; 21^st Inf Div; Battle of Bataan; Death March; guerilla; Awards: DSC, Bronze Star; Purple Heart; (Medal for Valor awarded Maj. Ferdinand Marcos, PA; by President Carlos P. Garcia, 1958) (much controversy about his military service awards)  prewar: lawyer (1940); postwar:  President of the Philippines (1966); deposed 1986 *

Gregorio Marcelo * enlistment

Benjamin Mariano, Sr born 6/18/1920 Philippines; died 12/10/2000; buried Crownsville (Md) Veterans Cemetery; Death March, POW; Sfc (Ret) Army, also Vietnam & Korean Wars veteran

Marcelino Mariano born Philippines POW

Pedro Mariano born Philippines POW

Pio Agustin Mariano born 4/24/1904 Philippines; died 6/24/2001; buried La Loma Quezon City Cemetery; Army Pvt

Vicente A. Mariano born Philippines POW

Victor Mariano Death March; Casualty

Jay Marking (also known as Jay Panlilio) # guerrilla
 

Alfredo Marquez Navy Casualty Steward’s Mate 1c from Bauan Batangas

Guillermo Marquez born 4/21/1904 Philippines; died 11/1943 Casualty Navy Officer’s cook; resident of Imus Cavite; SS# issued Hawaii

Alfonso Marte Navy Casualty Officer’s Cook from 114 Luna St. Malabon Rizal

Pastor Martelino born 8/8/1896 Kalibo Aklan; died 1/8/1945 Philippines; war Casualty; MIA; Col; 1^st Filipino Supt of Philippine Military Academy (1936-1940); CampPastor Martelino Kalibo Aklan was named in his honor; U.S. Military Academy 1920 grad; Phil Scouts

Gervacio Martin

Philip Martin # 1^st Reconn Bn of Cardona Rizal Philippines

Cirilo Martinez Navy Cook 2c POW from 5 M. Quezon St. Makati Rizal

Jim Martinez Filipino Regt

Manuel Martinez Cpt CO 76^th Ord Ammo Co (PS)

Natalio Martinez Navy Casualty Electrician’s Mate fro 33 P. Burgos St. Caridad Cavite

Domingo Marzan born 11/2/1900 died 5/6/1942 WW11 Casualty Navy Steward’s Mate 3c; Ck3 from Infanta Pangasinan

Catalino Masa died 5/24/1943 Casualty Merchant Marine F/W ship-Stanvac Manila

Gregorio Masancay MIA Casualty 4/1/1942 Army Pfc

 Manuel Masangcay MIA Casualty 7/1/1942 Army Sgt

Severo Masangcay MIA Casualty 2/18/1942 Army SSgt

Agapito Masangkay died 2/1942; Casualty Merchant Marine; Steward ship-Don Isidro

Conrado B. Masbate MIA Casualty 7/20/1942 Army Pfc

Cipriano B. Masiclat, Sr. born 10/1/1899 Angeles Pampanga; died 12/4/1977 San Francisco Ca. Regt SgtMaj 26^th Cavalry (PS); Awards: Silver & Bronze Stars, Purple Hearts, Meritorious Service Medal

Ernesto Mata # Cpt

Jesus Manalisay Mata died 12/7/1941 Pearl Harbor Casualty MATT1c USS West Virginia

Francisco Matalang MIA Casualty 4/7/1942 Army Pvt

Alexandro (Alejandro) Matinog born 4/16/1893 Iloilo Philippines Source: http://www.usmm.org/killed/m.html & Morning Post Camden N.J. 2/28/1942 Merchant Mariners killed on U.S. operated ships WW11 Alexandro Matinog, a messman w/ residence in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania died in W.D. Anderson, a tanker captained by Albert B. Walters sailing from Texas to Philidelphia that was attacked by a German Submarine U-504, 12 miles NE of Jupiter Inlet Florida; 35 crew, including  the captain, perished w/ one survivor; Other Sources: listed WW1 Draft Kings NY District #24; also http://filipinosgone2ellis-island.tripod.com

Pablo Matudan MIA Casualty 5/7/1942 Army Pvt

Felipe Matunog MIA Casualty 1/12/1942 Army Pvt

Catalino Maturan MIA Casualty 7/1/1942 Army Pvt

Proceso Maturan MIA Casualty 4/30/1942 Army Pfc

Job Mayo Lt

Agapito Mazon Navy Casualty Seaman 2c from Boac Marinduque

Floredelino Miguel * Filipino Inf Regt

Santiago V. Miguel ** born 12/25/1910 Philippines; died 2/1/2002 @ Alderson Conv. Hosp Woodland; buried Monument Hill Memorial Park Woodland Ca; military service:1942-1946 Awards: European African Middle Eastern Theatre Campaign Medal, American Campaign Medal, WW11 Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal

Stanley Serquina Miguel born 7/11/1911 Philippines; died 10/15/1999 Philippines; buried San Nicolas Municipal Cemetery Pangasinan; Merchant Mariner; Utility man; also in the Longtime or Retired Railroad worker List

William Milam Filipino Regt

Gaudencio Minon born 8/30/1905 Philippines died 12/21/1983 buried Calverton Nat Cemetery NY 2^nd Filipino Regt; Sgt.

Jose Mira * Filipino Inf Regt

Gerardo Mirabuena # Bataan Defense; Death March

Joseph Mirafuentes * Filipino Inf Regt

Blas E. Miranda Brig Gen; Leyte guerrilla leader; prewar: PC

Arcadio Mision Navy Casualty Seaman 1c

Mamarto Molina Mess Attendant 1c from 2431 Tindalo St. Tondo Manila

Pedro Q. Molina Silver Star, nephew of Pres. ML Quezon

Dennis Molintas Maj. Baguio guerrillas

Arturo Mollasgo Army Pvt Co H 45^th Inf Regt PS; KIA Award: Distinguished Service Cross (posthumous; for 2/12/1942)

Joseph Moncada died 6/12/1943 Casualty; ship R-12 SS-89 @ Key West; job-MM1

Antonio K. Mondigo pilot 3Lt PAAC 6^th Pursuit Squadron

Venancio M. Mones # SSgt 1^st Reconn Bn of Villasis Pangasinan Philippines

Magno Dacillio Montemayor died 5/13/1942 Casualty Merchant Marine Wiper ship- Virginia; from Sara Barila Cebu Philippines

Amador Montero born 1917 Philippines

Wenceslao Montero Navy Casualty Cook 3c from Guinabatan Albay

Mariano Montoya * born 3/1/1901 Philippines; died 6/1942 POW; Casualty Navy Steward’s Mate 1c; resident of 19 B Reyes St Silang Cavite; SS# issued Hawaii

Apolonio Morales from Bulacan

Milton Moralino * Filipino Inf Regt

Apoloniano Moran died 2/6/1942 Casualty; Merchant Marine Oiler, ship-Major Wheeler; from Manila Philippines

Alvin Moratin * Filipino Inf Regt

Filemon Mordeno

Alexander Moreno died 7/11/1942 Casualty Merchant Marine Oiler ship-Stanvac Palembang/Robert E. Lee; from Los Banos Philippines

Benigno F. Mosquera # Cpl 1^st Reconn Bn of Concepcion Romblon Philippines

Lucilo A. Mosquera ** born 1917 Philippines; enlistment 7/14/1942 California

Baltazar Movilla born 6/15/1904; died 3/1942 Casualty; Navy Cook 3c; resident of San Felipe Zambales; SS# issued Hawaii

Rosendo Musca 57^th Inf (PS); from Tanuan Leyte

Pablo Paez Muyco # Col USAFFE Inf P.A.C.O. Palawan Special Bn

             ADAMS AND LIBERTY      

                                    By:  Robert Treat Paine

(sung to the tune of To Anacreon in Heaven. like The Star-Spangled Banner)

    YE sons of Columbia, who bravely have fought,
        For those rights, which unstained from your Sires had descended,
    May you long taste the blessings your valour has brought,
        And your sons reap the soil which their fathers defended.
                        'Mid the regin of mild Peace,
                        May your nation increase,
    With the glory of Rome, and the wisdom of Greece;
        And ne'er shall the sons of Colmbia be slaves,
        While the earth bears a plant, or the sea rolls its waves.

    In a clime, whose rich vales feed the marts of the world,
        Whose shores are unshaken by Europe's commotion,
    The trident of Commerce should never be hurled,
        To incense the legitimate powers of the ocean.
                        But should pirates invade,
                        Though in thunder arrayed,
    Let your cannon declare the free charter of trade.
                        For ne'er shall the sons, &c.

    The fame of our arms, of our laws the mild sway,
        Had justly ennobled our nation in story,
    'Till the dark clouds of faction obscured our young day,
        And enveloped the sun of American glory.
                        But let traitors be told,
                        Who their country have sold,
    And bartered their God for his image in gold,
                        That ne'er will the sons, &c.

    While France her huge limbs bathes recumbent in blood,
        And Society's base threats with wide dissolution;
    May Peace like the dove, who returned from the flood,
        Find an ark of abode in our mild constitution
                        But though Peace is our aim,
                        Yet the boon we disclaim,
    If bought by our Sov'reignty, Justice or Fame.
                        For ne'er shall the sons, &c.

    'Tis the fire of the flint, each American warms;
        Let Rome's haughty victors beware of collision,
    Let them bring all the vassals of Europe in arms,
        We're a world by ourselves, and disdain a division.
                        While with patriot pride,
                        To our laws we're allied,
    No foe can subdue us, no faction divide.
                        For ne'er shall the sons, &c.

    Our mountains are crowned with imperial oak;
        Whose roots, like our liberties, ages have nourished;
    But lone e'er our nation submits to the yoke,
        Not a tree shall be left on the field where it flourished.
                        Should invasion impend,
                        Every grove would descend,
    From the hill-tops, they shaded, our shores to defend.
                        For ne'er shall the sons, &c.

    Let our patriots destroy Anarch's pestilent worm;
        Lest our Liberty's growth should be checked by corrosion;
    Then let clouds thicken round us; we heed not the storm;
        Our realm fears no shock, but the earth's own explosion.
                        Foes assail us in vain,
                        Though their fleets bridge the main,
    For our altars and laws with our lives we'll maintain.
                        For ne'er shall the sons, &c.

    Should the Tempest of War overshadow our land,
        Its bolts could ne'er rend Freedom's temple asunder;
    For, unmoved, at its portal, would Washington stand,
        And repulse, with his Breast, the assaults of the thunder!
                        His sword, from the sleep
                        Of its scabbard would leap,
    And conduct, with its point, ev'ry flash to the deep!
                        For ne'er shall the sons, &c.

    Let Fame to the world sound America's voice;
        No intrigues can her sons from their government sever;
    Her pride is her Adams; Her laws are his choice,
        And shall flourish, till Liberty slumbers for ever.
                        Then unite heart and hand,
                        Like Leonidas' band,
    And swear to the God of the ocean and land;
        That ne'er shall the sons of Columbia be slaves,
        While the earth bears a plant, or the sea rolls its waves.