History of the armed forces of the Filipino people / Cesar P. Pobre
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TextPublisher: Quezon City : New Day Publishers, 2000Description: xi, 731 pages, A-P pages of plates : illustrationsContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9711010410
- 355.09599
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Includes bibliographical references (pages [699]-717) and index.
Chapter 1. Early armed forces
Precolonial period
Spanish colonial period
Chapter 2. The Philippine revolution
The Katipunan—from a secret society to an organized armed forces
The resumption of the revolution and the first Philippine republic and its armed forces
Chapter 3. The Philippine-American war
American intentions
Status of Filipino armed forces
Outbreak of war : the San Juan bridge incident
Filipino strategy and tactics
Continuation of resistance
Gen. Luciano San Miguel and end of war
Chapter 4. American colonial forces in the Philippines
The Philippine Scouts
The Philippine constabulary
Chapter 5. Continuation of the struggle for independence
Armed uprisings
Peaceful expression and campaign for independence
Organizing a Filipino armed force : the Philippine National guard
Organizing other Filipino armed force units
Chapter 6: Preparations for Philippine defense
Concepts of national defense
Establishment of the commonwealth government
The National Defense Act
Chapter 7. Operationalization of the National Defense Act
Organizational structure
Training and manpower
Weapons and logistics
Problems and attempts to solve them
Chapter 8. More defense preparations
Establishment of the Department of National Defense
The approach of war : mobilization and creation of the U.S army forces in the Far East
Chapter 9. The defense of the Philippines
The plan of defense
The Japanese invasion plan
The battle of Bataan
The death march and prison camps
The fall of Corregidor, the Visayas and Mindanao
Chapter 10. Developments during the Japanese occupation
The guerrilla resistance movement
The reconstitution of the constabulary by the Japanese
Chapter 11. Liberation of the Philippines
The American campaign
The role of the Filipino guerrillas
Chapter 12. Preparation for independence
Postwar reconstruction of the Philippine army
Inauguration of the third Philippine Republic
External defense and military alliance
Organization and expansion of the armed forces of the Philippines
Chapter 13. Internal security and the antidissident campaign
Operations against the Huks
Psychological warfare and other tactics
Early operations against the CPP/NPA and the secessionist movement in Mindanao
Chapter 14. The AFP in International peacekeeping
The Korean war
Congo
Bali
The Vietnam war
Chapter 15. The AFP during the Martial Law regime
Imposition of Martial Law
Expanded role of the AFP
Operations against communist insurgents
Chapter 16. Campaign against the Muslim secessionists
Operations in Mindanao
Operations in Southwestern Mindanao and Sulu
Civic action and home defense
Chapter 17. End of the Marcos regime
Significant developments
The new AFP
Chapter 18. The AFP during the Aquino administration
Operations against the communist guerrillas
AFP participation in International peacekeeping
Attempts to overthrow President Corazon Aquino : the coup d'etats
Post coup reforms
Termination of the military bases agreement
Chapter 19. Towards the twenty-first century
The Ramos administration
The modernization of the armed forces
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