World War II in Zambales, Philippines Recognized Philippine Guerrilla Units by Major Command

Unit	Commanding Officer	Strength	Casualties	Recognized Between
Anderson's Command*	Anderson	6,668	435	9 Jan 45- 30 Jun 45
Bulacan Military Area*	Santos	7,566	889	9 Jan 45- 13 Jun 45
Fil-AM Irregular Troops	Straughn	4,898	93	9 Jan 45- 25 Jul 45
Hunters ROTC*	Adevoso	7,802	1,059	9 Jan 45- 27 Jul 45
Luzon Guerilla Army Forces	Laphan	14,224	813	9 Jan 45- 24 Jul 45
Magirog Unit	Iruguin	1,196		2 Feb 45
Marking's Fil-AM Troops	Marking	11,667	556	9 Jan 45- 11 Jun 45
Pres. Quezon's Guerillas	Umali	6,592	819	9 Jan 45- 5 Apr 45
South Tarlac Mil. Dist.	Bruce	2,706	212	14 Jan 45-22 Apr 45
USAFIP, NL*	Volckmann	22,167	3,861	9 Jan 45
Zambales Mil. Dist.	Magsaysay	10,441	392	29 Jan 45- 26 May 45
III Army Corps*	David	4,014	585	9 Jan 45- 9 Jun 45
Bohol Area Command*	Ingeniero	5,429	59	21 Oct 43
Cebu Area Command*	Cushing	9,159	1,240	12 Feb 44
Leyte Area Command*	Kangleon	4,053	475	21 Oct 43
Marinduque Guerilla Forces	Untalan	256		15 Dec 44
Masbate Guerilla Regiment*	Donato	894	58	3 Apr 45
Mindoro Prov. Battalion	Raffy	619	76	15 Dec 44
Palawan Special Battalion	Muyco	1,150	48	28 Feb 45
Samar Area Command	Smith	3,381	53	4 Oct 44
Sulu Area Command*	Suarez	3,468	246	11 Feb 44
6th Military Dist.	Peralta	21,268	2,188	13 Feb 43
East Cent. Luzon Guerilla	Ramsey	13,308	2,246	3 Feb 45- 18 Jul 45
7th Military Dist.	Abcede	10,007	1,438	8 Jul 43
10th Military Dist.	Fertig	29,264	2,810	13 Feb. 43
Independent Unit		35,332	1,168	10 May 42- 15 Aug 45
	Total	237,529	21,819

(*)Units authorized revision of recognition dates.

* (Additional records at National Archives, Modern Military Headquarters Branch, Washington, D.C., Philippine Section, Records of G.)