American Guerrilla in the Philippines

When Corregidor fell and the last American motor torpedo boats were sunk by Japanese bombs, Navy Lieutenant Iliff David Richardson declined to give up or surrender American guerrilla in the Philippines / by Ira Wolfert. Instead, he chose to fight on by heading straight into the jungle. This biographical account by war correspondent Ira Wolfert chronicles Richardson's subsequent three-year struggle to survive and resist American Guerrilla in the Philippines

Published by Bantam Books in 1980

242 pages / Paperback