This document is a Military Efficiency Report dated June 20, 1944, during the height of the Japanese occupation of the Philippines in World War II. The report evaluates an officer named Lt. Col. Ingles [Abo-Do], who is identified as belonging to the "7th Prov. Military Regiment" (7th Provisional Military Regiment) of the Philippine Commonwealth Army or an associated guerrilla force. The report covers the period from November 21 to June 20, 1944. The reported officer is shown to have been rated highly, achieving a "Total Rating" of 88 (out of 90-100, based on the categories below the rating) with consistently "Superior" (17-18) and "Excellent" (19-20) scores in attributes like Physique, Military Bearing, Military Aptitude, Courage, and Loyalty. The "Outstanding accomplishment" noted is the officer's role in the "relief of artillery from Maragay area." This document is highly relevant as it provides a rare, specific administrative record from the guerrilla and resistance movement in the Philippines during the occupation. The 7th Provisional Military Regiment was part of the efforts to maintain military organization and fight the Japanese occupation forces. The high ratings and the mention of relieving artillery near Maragay (likely a strategic location in the Visayas or Mindanao region where anti-Japanese resistance was strong) indicate the crucial role played by this Filipino officer and his unit in military operations prior to the American liberation landings. It serves as primary source evidence of the leadership, courage, and effectiveness of the Filipino resistance fighters.
Efficiency report for Lt. Col. Ingles [Abo-Do] of the 7th Prov. Military Regiment