filipino history

[trappin_hands]

has anyone ever come across any good links about filipino history during world war 2 thats in good detail cheers...

[poetics5]

do a google on bolo battalions. also the lighting arnis club as most of their members were guerilla

[Paco]

The Inayan Eskrima/Eskrima Digest website has a links page that includes links to historical documents, for example, Vic Hurley's "Swish of the Kris" (haven't visited the site in a while, though).

[akio123]

lol im a filipino i think i can help a little bit of that

[Tim McFatridge]

FMA in WWII

Hey you might want to ceheckout silent warriors of world war II...it is about a special force team back before the Navy Seals called The Alamo Scouts. I have a book on them. It is a pretty cool book. They are the only military group in our history that had zero losses. They had 106 missions that were all successful. They never lost a man or had a single injury. They participated in liberating two POW camps and many other missions. The Filipino's are where they got alot of their training from. You can google a search for Alamo Scouts and find some info on them.

[MMA-Rad]

What do u need to know about filipino history in WW2? On the movie Greatest Raid or something like that those were the Alamo Scouts.