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Japanese invasion of Cotabato

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Colonel Nelson deployed the 2nd Battalion, 102nd Infantry under Major William Baldwin at the outskirt of the town support by 1st Battalion, 104th Infantry along the Pikit-Cotabato road. Soon, Japanese was able to sieged the town and in command of the highway Cotabato-Lanao Road. Nelson's troops gave
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While Japanese landed in Davao on December 20, 1941, Cotabato subsector was not hit until April 1942. Nelson tried strengthened his sector but 3rd PC Regiment under Lieutenant Colonel Francisco Donesa was pulled out and sent to Digos subsector to reinforced the forces there. In March, 2nd Battalion
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but the Cagayan Sector was fast crumbling and could no longer put a line of resistance. General Sharp ordered all units in Mindanao to surrender on May 12, 1942, but only few surrender a vast number of 101st Division soldiers went to the hills and later joined guerilla movement among them the young
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General Vachon sent 1st Battalion, 103rd Infantry to thwart this landing in Pikit. The landing in Pikit brought the Cotabato-Davao Sector into its knees as Digos Force was forced to retreat to Kabacan to avoid being cutoff if Japanese reach Kabacan. Fighting was instense and it reached Midsayap and
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was easily sieged and the control of the highway was taken by the Japanese. To avoid being cutoff he retreated towards Malabang. 2nd Infantry Regiment now assigned to 81st Infantry Division under Brigadier General Guy O. Fort. Later Colonel Duque became 81st Division selected as its chief of staff.
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Japanese was able to reached their objective on May 3, 1942, which created confusion among the troops of the Filipino and Americans defending the area due to sudden infiltration of the Japanese in Pikit town just few miles from Kabacan. The landing further inland in Pikit gave more complications on
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Colonel Duque's 2nd Infantry Regiment with over 600 men composed of newly recruited school boys delayed the Japanese for 4 hours at their beachhead with their stubborn resistance. Duque position his mean above the hill overlooking Polloc Harbor. However, Duque was forced to withdraw after Cotabato
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In December 1941, General Vachon sent forces to Davao and Cotabato respectively to thwart any Japanese landings on these two fronts who aiming to reach Kabacan and control Sayre Highway. Vachon sent Lieutenant Colonel Russell J. Nelson to establish Cotabato Subsector force, he brought along 2nd
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a brave stand but a Japanese force was sent through the Mindanao River to make a land in Pikit with the help of Pro-Japanese Moros under Datu Sinsuat who served as guides. This worried Nelson more as he feared of being cutoff.
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arrived in the coast of Illana Bay. The made landings at dawn at Cotabato and Parang towns in Cotabato province on April 29, 1942, supported by naval and aircraft from Zamboanga.
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who is based in Camp Luna in Parang overlooking the Polloc Harbor and the 3rd PC Infantry Regiment under Lieutenant Colonel Francisco Donesa.
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Battalion, 102nd Infantry under Major William Baldwin to reinforce 2nd Regular Regiment of the Philippine Army under Lieutenant Colonel
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from the southern terminus of it, which under the area of responsibility of 101st Infantry Division assigned in Cotabato-Davao Sector.
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General Vachon ordered Colonel Graves to retreat to Kabacan with his units who gave a stubborn resistance of
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101st Division was still firmly in control of Kabacan with his troops still fighting in
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the Cotabato subsector forces forcing the Digos subsector to retreat to Kabacan.
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104th Infantry under Captain John Natola was sent to reinforced Cotabato.
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sieged of Mindanao. The landings in west coast of Mindanao took place in
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The Brief History of 101st Infantry Division, Philippine Army
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The Brief History of 101st Infantry Division, Philippine Army
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objective was to move towards Kabacan and link up with
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Tarkington, Hiram (November 1, 1941 – May 25, 1942).
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Sakaguchi

Cotabato
Cotabato
United States
William F. Sharp
United States
Joseph P. Vachon
United States
United States
United States
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Calixto Duque
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Empire of Japan
Mindanao Force
101st Infantry Division

Philippine Constabulary

US Army Air Corps
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Philippines campaign (1941–42)
Clark Field
Batan Island
Vigan
Aparri
Lingayen Gulf

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