The doomed horse soldiers of Bataan the incredible stand of the 26th Cavalry by Woolfe, Raymond G., Jr

Table of Contents: “…Twilight of empire's paradise to the dawn of hell -- Hell comes for breakfast -- The 26th goes to war -- Interlude in Manila -- The road north and the nature of the enemy -- North to Rosario -- First enemy contact at Lingayen -- Pause and preparations before the storm: The 26th and 192nd join to face the impossible -- The blooding of American armor at Lingayen -- Lieutenant George's roadblock -- The longest six miles -- Stand on the ridge at Lingayen -- Miracle on the Bued River -- Christmas Eve ordeal at Binalonan -- C Troop's saga begins -- The long road to Bataan begins -- Baliuag: The 192nd's revenge -- Manila abandoned / Return to Stotsenburg / Layac Junction / Culis -- The 26th gets left behind at Culis -- The Battle of Bataan begins: The Abucay-Mauban line and the Bridge of Dead -- C Troop's raid on Tuguegarao Air Field -- Moron: The last charge -- The last dismounting of a U.S. horse regiment -- The beginning of the end of the defense of Bataan: The battle of the points begins -- The final chapter for Bataan…”

The fall of the Philippines, 1941-42 by Chun, Clayton K. S.

Table of Contents: “…Japanese air superiority and the bumbling nincompoops -- The Japanese invasion of Luzon -- The Japanese strike south -- Defending northern Luzon -- The Lingayen Gulf landings --"WPO-3 is in effect" -- The Japanese strike at Lamon Bay -- The retreat to Bataan -- Bataan : the final refuge -- The Japanese break the Abucay and Mauban lines -- The Battle for the Points Homma retreats north -- MacArthur's last stand on Corregidor -- The final assault and fall of Bataan -- The Bataan Death March -- Corregidor falls -- Southern Philippines operations -- Final surrender -- Aftermath -- The battlefields today…”

The star-entangled banner one hundred years of America in the Philippines by Delmendo, Sharon 1964-

Table of Contents: “…"The splendid struggle for independence": Philippine and American (Co)Constructions of nationalism -- Cultural constructions of nationalism: José Rizal, Buffalo Bill, and Los Indios Bravos -- Marketing colonialism: little brown brothers in the Kodak zone -- Back to Bataan Once more: Pax Americana and the pacific theater -- The star-entangled banner: commemorating one hundred years of Philippine (In)dependence and Philippine-American relations -- Canto del Viajero: F. …”