28th Squadron Organization Days 1942

Type: Artifact > Document > Roster | Date: 1942-09-20 | Origin: John William Britton
Location: Philippine Islands > Bukidnon > Malaybalay > Camp Casisang
People: Victor P. Adams, Riley F. Alexander, Merlin O. Algee, Carlton E. Allen, Robert D. Andalora, Robert T. Anderson, Lewis G. Andrews, Charlie A. Antee, Edward E. Apgar, Max J. Arnold, Russell Arnold, Theodore Arter, III, LeRoy D. Atkinson, Roy L. Atkinson, Richard B., Harold C. Bailey, Jay C. Bailey, Harold F. Baker, Fernis R. Balcom, Thomas Mariam Bandy, Jr., More...
Organizations: 5th Air Base Group, V Bomber Command, 19th Bomb Group, 28th Bombardment Squadron, Far East Air Force
Other Categories: Chapter 9, Squadron Organization Days, 1942-09-20, 1942, 1942-09

Photocopies of typewritten menu and accompanying roster for celebrating organization days for Headquarters, Headquarters Squadron, Fifth Air Base Group, and the 28th Bombardment Squadron, September 20, 1942. The document contains 406 names.

Document No.: 4.13.0045

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Document No.: 4.13.0045
    1. Provenance
        a. Collection
        b. Terms of Use
        c. Physical Description
        d. Geographic Location
    2. Transcription
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Provenance

Collection

This online document derives from photocopies provided by John W. Britton. John sent the documents, along with other materials, to Alfred R. Young in 1978 or 1981; however, the photocopies were separated from accompanying letters so that the date on which they were sent is unknown. The photocopies and correspondence are housed in The BenHaven Archives.

Terms of Use

Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 License. This document may be copied for educational, non-profit, or personal use; however, an appropriate acknowledgement of the source should appear with each copy. The source should be designated as "Al Young, alyoung.com." To request permission to use this image in association with any for-profit endeavor, please contact us.

Physical Description

The original typescript consisted of six sheets of paper, each measuring 8 in. x 10.5 in. in the photocopies. The sheets of paper containing the photocopies measure 8.5 in. x 11 in.

Geographic Location of Origin or Subject

Camp Casisang, Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Philippine Islands

Latitude: 8.160703266336176°
Longitude: 125.137093094356°

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Transcription

MENU of SECOND COMPANY, AMERICAN PRISONER OF WAR CAMP, CAMP CASISANG, MALAYBALAY, BUKIDNON, ISLAND OF MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES f o r SUNDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER 1942 ISSUED IN JOINT CELEBRATION OF THE ORGANIZATION DAYS of the HEADQUARTERS & HEADQUARTERS SQUADRON, FIFTH AIR BASE GROUP (15 September) and the TWENTY-EIGHTH BOMBARDMENT SQUADRON (H), FEAF (21 September) Chicken Fried Steak Filipino Rice Candied Sweet Potatoe Steak Gravy Hot Rolls Indian Relish Banana Cream Pie Coffee, Milk & Sugar
MESS PERSONNEL
Mess Officer
First Lieutenant Albert T. Chase, Infantry
q & Hq Sq, 5th Air Base Group	28th Bombardment Sq (H), FEAF
Mess Sergeants
Tech Sgt LeRoy D. Atkinson	Tech Sgt Harold J. Glass
Cooks
Pvt 1cl Herbert S. Barton Pvt 1cl Stanley J. Paluch Pvt 1cl Orben G. Price Corp. Kenneth K. Morris	Corporal Oscar M. Powell Pvt 1cl Walter L. Dakan Pvt 1cl Roy J. Hughes
Bakers
Pvt 1cl Clifford M. Lynch	Pvt 1cl Edward A. Barber
OFFICIAL RATION ISSUE OF THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE ARMY FOR PRISONERS OF WAR, EFFECTIVE 8 SEPTEMBER 1942
ISSUED DAILY	ISSUED SEMI-WEEKLY
Rice 300 grams per man Flour, wheat 250 grams per man Beef fresh 140 grams per man Vegetables 150 grams per man Beans, mongo 20 grams per man Lard 30 grams per man Sugar 15 grams per man Salt 20 grams per man Wood 600 grams per man	Milk, canned 200 grams per man Starch 40 grams per man Sugar 20 grams per man
	ISSUED WEEKLY
	Fish, canned 196 grams per man
NOTE: 1 ounce equials approsimately 28.3 grams. Items on the menu not appearing on the ration issue were purchased with funds collected from the men, as were a number of items of issue if which excess amounts were used. Stocks of some items of issue have been saved for the occasion.

Honor Roll -- Killed In Action
Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, Fifth Air Base Group
Cor Chauncey B. Whitney	Pvt 1cl Alan Thib[a]do
Twenty-Eighth Bombardment Squadron (H), FEAF
Corporal Joseph Hriczko Pvt Robert Johnings Pvt Van Dyke	Pvt Darrell I. Edwards Pvt Chester Pokrzywa
Personnel Present
Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, Fifth Airbase Group
Lieutenant Colonels
Fred O. Tally, Air Corps	Joseph S. Bell, Air Corps (CAC)
Majors
Herman A. Little, Air Corps (INF)	Wilfred Rotherham, Air Corps
Captains
Paul W. Dove, Air Corps INF Joseph G. Vanderheiden, Chaplain	Russell S. Dudley, Air Corps (FA)
First Lieutenant
Kenneth I. Bunn, Air Corps (CAC)
Chief Warrant Officers
Paul L. Joufrion, Air Corps	Alexander E. Keegan, Air Corps
Master Sergeant
DeWitt Neetles
First Sergeant
B. Scott
Technical Sergeants
Roy L. Atkinson	Dee Carpenter
Staff Sergeants
Marvin F. Gordon Elmer F. Hannah Flois Howard Edward H. Ransberger	Charles B. Kyllo Otto E. Raab John W. Redd

Sergeants
Fernis R. Balcom Carl W. Hagen Nelson	Clifford C. Ketner Robert J. Kirkor Conrad T. Peterson	Walter T. Regehr Dean E. Taylor Frederick C. Wall
Corporals
Riley F. Alexander Willard E. Beaver W. E. Billick Victor L. Chirnside Kenneth W. Day	Robert L. Dowding Ray D. Freston Willis L. Joplin William E. Kellene	Bill J. Larton Kenneth K. Morris Leroy H. Mulkey Ralph E. Person Charles E. West
Privates First Class
Carlton E. Allen Lewis G. Andrews Harold F. Baker Herbert S. Barton Eugene M. Benna Hayes H. Bolioho	Rex D. Bray Charles T. Bruce Chester H. Brumley Allen C. Christonsen Edwin L. Christensen Bernard W. Cline	Edward M. Cunha Stanley W. Dawson Coy S. Driscoll Woodrow L. Dunkley David L. Earle Lynn J. Ernson
Kent E. Everett Loyal E. McEwens Robert W. Fast Joseph E. Grossman Robert E. Gustanson Howard H. Hankins Roger H. Harris Harold E. Haugen Richard C. Hawkins George R. Heimbuch Raymond C. Heuibuch Warrin C. Heljoson Robert F. Howard Lloyd E. Kelley Ronald M. Landon Leslie R. Jutz	Clifford M. Lynch Earnest F. Lynch Jr. Morey D. McCloud Lee B. Matthews, Jr. Leland F. Mitchell George P. Morgan Frank M. Morrisetto Roy W. Musfelt Melvin L. Newsom Stanley J. Paluch Lloyd F. Parry Androw Pashkevich Orbon G. Price Raymond C. Richardson Carl D. Rohlfing	Clay Rosenvall Frank Rubia Harold R. Sando John J. Schmidt Dwight L. Shaw Guy F. Shipley James W. Stanley Kenneth L. Stead Norman D. Swanson Elmer F. Wagner Robert E. Wantland Lawrence E. West Willie D. White Ralf T. Wilson James M. Young
Privates
Edward E. Apgar Cecil J. Barton Elton B. Bennett Jack W. Bradley Richard R. Connary Marion G. Cottey Clarence M. Delay Paul A. Dotson Dayton C. Gibbons T. Glotzbach Charles T. Gordon O. Rafter	Russell S. Jenson John L. Kennedy Joseph R. Kraig Ralph L. Lape William J. Lennon Vernon R. Long Harry Miller, Jr. Joseph B. Moullet Charles F. Nordahl James H. Patterson Clarence L. Ping Melvin O. Hull	Edward A. Sargeant Clyde J. Simmons Jesse. G. Smurthwaite Bailey C. Soule Robert R. Supernois Charles R. Taylor Frederick D. Thomas Lynn E. Torrence Clifton S. Uckerman Chester J. Venable Wilton E. White Robert J. Stahl
Attached
Corporal Garrett A. Russell, 31, Infantry
Twenty-Eighth Bombardment Squadron (H) FEAF
Second Lieutenants
Alton W. Bryant, Air Corps Robert D. Downes, Air Corps Victor J. Howard, Air Corps Robert D. Lanier, Air Corps Donald L. Larson, Air Corps		Basil H. Lewis, Air Corps William F. Lovegreen, A.C. Charles L. Mathis, Air Corps Joseph C. Milligan, Air Corps Roy D. Russell, Air Corps
Master Sergeants
Stanley A. Bowes John W. Britton Wilbur F. Disosway	Albert G. Kovel Artie V. Lambert	Isadore Oricht Westley H. Owens
First Sergeant
John Kristapoviz, Jr.
Technical Sergeants
Harold F. Beasley Orville L. Cross Harold J. Glass	Lloyd T. Loicester Francis G. Lovelady	Andrew J. Oltz Mike Sidas
Staff Sergeants
Reid H. Brock Charles E. Daley Aubrey J. Freeman Jullo A. Hanson Eugene L. Hartson	Watson D. Henley William F. Hoy Carl R. Jones Paul E. Riddle	John Seres Robert D. Sottenberger William H. Thrasher Alfred R. Young
Sergeants
L. Bellus Morris Birmingham	Frank R. Blaydes Charles Callahan	Henry J. Cornellisson Alphonso R. Delucia
William A. DeRosa Wiley L. Forrell John J. Furtado L. Hall William A. Howard, Jr. Roy L. Jobe Edward A. Kozer	Henry C. Lilly Robert I. McCord Donald J. McPherson Donald A. Munn Donald L. Nauman Frank S. Prah Robert L. Renfro	Clarence E. Ryley Lee D. Stephens Mike Tereletsky John W. Weir Ralph L. Westervelt Geroge S. Williamson Dwight O. Woodall
Corporals
M O. Algee George Wood Ray Barger Harold A. Bergbower William P. Biggs Marvin C. Buckem Joseph C. Burke Gordon Carnes LeRoy Casey	Ben L. Creagle William R. Diskauski Jack C. English William T. Frederick Ralph E. Gottovi Robert A. Jammer Edwin E. Klan Lawrence R. McGuire Emory H. Pannell	Thomas P. Pierce Oscar M Powell Bernard E. Prost Keith W. Robertson Curtis W. Schmeisser Wayne W. Thompson Elbert L. Van Cleave Owen E. Wallisa William H. Weaver
Privates First Class
Victor P. Adams Robert D. Andalora Robert T. Anderson Charlie A. Antee Max J. Arnold Russell Arnold Harold C. Bailey Charles E. Benecroft Thomas M Bandy Jr. Edward A. Barber Merlin N. Becker Donald A. Bergum Juillo E. Bodtker Bossinas, James G. Clerence H. Brandt Harold R. Brown Browning Robert P. Caudell Aranda R. Callen John O. Clayton Kenneth M. Cobb James Conroy	Charles H. Corneliuson Robert E. Daken Walter L. Daken Harold D. Dalton Frank H. Driver, Jr. Paul E. Emerson John W. Fox John J. Gordon Charles H. Graham George E. Grash Robert C. Howren Roy J. Hughes Ernest J. Irving Eddie Jackfert Earl A. Kessler Gillner Kettinger Ralph M. Knox Michael Kosakovitch Marshall C. Leib Oscar L. Leonard Harold J. London	Richard Marlowe James F. Hartens Jack L. McKenzie Michael L. Motich Patrick D. O’Brien Dalton D. Philips Robert W. Phillips Ernest Poulin Otis E. Radcliff Clyde F. Rasnake Raymond R. Schauer Lloyd R. Seifert William J. Sheehan Edward B. Stapleton Roger L. Stokes James L. Sweeney Willard W. Taibel Frank W. Treida Frank S. Watts Norman E. Whitehead Harold W. Wiley Leonard W. Williams
Privates
Harry Baxter Houston B. Buckner Harold L. Copeland Robert J. Endres Thomas E. Garity Jack W. Grady	Eugene L. Hull Edward C. Jensen Sumner L. Kaplan Joseph S. Loncz Donald W. Mark	Irvin R. Reber Robert H. Romy Joseph R. Stanford Chester S. Tomczuk Charles E. Ward

Attached
Corporal Milan A. Lapello, 19th Air Base Squadron, 20th Air Base Group
Personnel Absent
Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, Fifth Air Base Group
Lt. Col Ray T. Elsmore – left for Australia April /42 Major Leland O. Gee – left for Australia April /42 Major Ralph L. Fry – Left for Australia April /42 Major William H. Monay – left for Australia April /42 Pvt. Heyward B. Bates – Missing May 10/42 Corp. Elwood A. R yer – Missing May 10/42 Pvt. Robert V. Pall – Missing May 10/42 Pvt. Glen G. Turner – Missing May 10/42 Pvt. Paul R. Flowers – Missing May 10/42
Twenty-Eighth Bombardment Squadron (H), FEAF
Major William P. Fisher – Left for Australia Feb/42 1st Lt. Thomas J. J. Christian – Left for Australia Feb/42 1st Lt. James T. Bruce – Left for Australia Feb/42 1st Lt. Thomas B. Hubbard – Left for Australia Feb/42 1st Lt. Dorwood C. Stephens – Left for Australia Mar/42 1st Lt. Ted. B. Fisch – Missing from a flight Dec 12/41 believed dead. 2nd Lt. Hugh T. Halbert – Left for Australia Mar/42 2nd Lt. William T. Chesser – Left for Australia Mar/42 2nd Lt. Kenneth L. Culp – Left for Australia Mar/42 2nd Lt. Everett Davis – Left for Australia Mar/42 2nd Lt. Charles E. Rogers – Left for Australia Mar/42 2nd Lt. James A. Hilton – Left for Australia Mar/42 2nd Lt. Willis J. Gary – Left for Australia Mar/42 2nd Lt. David M. Conley – Left for Australia Apr/42 2nd Lt. Herbert F. Glover – Left for Australia Apr/42 2nd Lt. Theodore Arter, III – Left for Australia Apr/42 2nd Lt. Edward D. Benham – Left for Australia Apr/42 2nd Lt. John W. Cox Jr. – Left for Australia Apr/42 2nd Lt. Peade R. Pickler – Left for Australia Apr/42 2nd Lt. Lyle P. Thompson – Left for Australia Apr/42 2nd Lt. Richard P. Haney – Left for Australia Apr/42 2nd Lt. Lee, C. Lester – Left for Australia Apr/42 M/Sgt Jesse Gilbert – Left for Australia Mar/42 M/Sgt James P. McIntyre – Missing May 10/42 M/Sgt Louis W. Novak – Left for Australia Mar/42 M/Sgt Peterson – Left for Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 M/Sgt Troy Stump – Left for Australia Mar/42 M/Sgt Thomas F. Toohey – Left for Australia Mar/42 M/Sgt Raymond Whitehead – Left for Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 Tech Sgt. Joseph Johnston – Missing from a flight Dec 12/41 believed dead. Tech Sgt. Carl H. Flodman – Missing May 10/42 Tech Sgt. Oliver R. Kamstra – In hospital at the outbreak of the Tech Sgt. William T. Mason – Left on Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 Tech Sgt. John P. Wilson – Left on Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 S/Sgt Paul J. Brumley – Left Philippines by air Dec 15/41 S/Sgt Robert E. Faust – Missing May 10/42 S/Sgt Johnnie Nagley – Officers Candidate School in US before outbreak of war S/Sgt Joseph D. Rose – Left in hospital on Luzon Dec 29/41 S/Sgt Armande J. Viselli – Missing from a flight Dec 12/41 believed dead Sgt Frank R. Briggs – Left on Bataan, Luzon 29/41 Sgt Durward L Brocks – Missing May 10/42 Sgt Joseph Halat – Left on Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 Sgt Nellis C. Heath – DS Camp John Hay, Mountain Province, Luzon, at the outbreak of the war Sgt Joseph G. McElroy – Left for Australia Mar/42 Sgt Alfred Pitaro – Left the Philippines by air before the war Sgt John J. Sheehan – Left on Luzon, Bataan Dec 29/41 Sgt Russell Smith – Missing May 10/42 Sgt Adolph E. Sternberg Jr. – Missing May 10/42 Corp George W. Boss – Left Philippines by air Dec 15/41 Corp James H. Holcomb – Left for Australia Mar/42 Corp Hubert E. Peacock – Missing May 10/42 Pvt 1cl Harlen A. Barrett – Missing in action May 3/42 Pvt 1cl Everett R. Brooks – Left on Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 Pvt Toxie L. Coker – Left on Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 Pvt Robert E. Johnston – Missing since Dec 30/41 failed to reboard S.S. Tlayon, Mindoro Province Pvt James A. Mathieson – Left on Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 Pvt Edison L. Powell – Left on Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 Pvt Edison L. Powell – Left on Bataan, Luzon Dec 29/41 Pvt Jay C. Bailey – Left in Hospital on Luzon Dec 29/41, reported to have arrived in Australia aboard hospital ship Pvt Frederick E. Freese – Left in hospital on Luzon, Dec/41 reported to have arrived in Australia aboard hospital ship Pvt Wilbur W. Berry – Left in hospital on Luzon Dec 29/41, reported to have arrived in Australia aboard hospital ship Pvt 1cl Edward Lisiowske – Left in hospital on Luzon Dec 29/41 reported today as arrived in Australia via hospital ship
Deceased
S/Sgt Frederick N. Murillo – Accidentally drowned in Pulangi River Cotebate Province April 7, 1942, near Carmon Ferry.
The Second Prisoner Of War Company
The second Company of the American Prisoner of War Camp, Camp Casisang, Malaybalay, Bulidnon, Mindanno, P.I. which is sponsoring the joint cobin is composed of the enlisted men assigned and attach to the two squadrons, and a number of officers from other units. The officer of the two squadrons in camp are divided among the three American Prisoner of War Companies in the camp. The command administration of the Second Company is in the hands of the following officers:
Command Officer – Captain Howard Humphreys Infantry Executive Officer – Captain John H. Macon Infantry Mess Officer – First Lt. Albert F. Chase Infantry
Platoon leaders
1st Platoon – 1st Lt. Wilson Glover Air Corps 2nd Platoon – 1st Lt. William C. Bryant Infantry 3rd Platoon – 1st Lt. Kenneth Bunn Air Corps (CAC) 4th Platoon – 2nd Lt. Richard B Field Artillery 5th Platoon – 2nd Lt. Elmer E. Senlicke Ordinance Corps.

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