This 1945 publication chronicles the clandestine exploits of Charles "Chick" Parsons, a pivotal figure in the Philippine resistance during the Japanese occupation in World War II. Parsons served as a primary link between General Douglas MacArthur’s headquarters in Australia and the scattered guerrilla movements across the Philippine archipelago. Utilizing submarines to ferry supplies, intelligence, and personnel, Parsons' operations were instrumental in coordinating a unified resistance that paved the way for the Allied liberation. This document serves as a vital primary source for understanding the strategic importance of civilian-military intelligence networks in Philippine national history.
Rendezvous by submarine: the story of Charles Parsons and the guerrilla-soldiers in the Philippines