Bataan Uncensored is a seminal first-hand account of the fall of the Philippines during World War II, written by Colonel Ernest B. Miller, commander of the 194th Tank Battalion. Unlike many sanitized official histories of the era, Miller’s narrative provides a raw and critical perspective on the strategic blunders, lack of preparedness, and command failures that led to the American and Filipino defeat in 1942. The work meticulously details the experiences of soldiers during the Bataan Death March and their subsequent ordeal in Japanese prisoner-of-war camps. For Silliman University and local researchers, this item holds significant value as a primary source documenting a pivotal moment in national history.
Bataan uncensored