Per Wainwright's Report (G-1)
Total
US Enlisted and Officers - 12,500
Philippine Scouts - 8,000
Philippine Army - 56,000
Total Military 76,500
Filipino civilians employed by Army and Refugees drawing rations - 22,000
Breakdown of Personnel:
9 Divisions of Philippine Army - 43,000
Philippine Scouts - 8,000
Various HQ's - 2,800
Artillery/Engineers - 6500
Provisional Air Corp Regiment - 1, 300
US 31st Regiment - 1,700
Misc. Air Corps -2, 300
Hospital Patients 8,500
Service Personal - 3,000
Breakdown by Sick/Wounded:
General Hospital - 8,500
Field Hospital -9,000
Aid stations -5,000
Total 22,500
Losses
Reported to Japanese POW Camp May 10, 1042:
US - 9,300
Filipino - 44, 000
In General Hospital (US only) 2,300
Estimated Killed in Battle/Death March (US only) - 950
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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Bataan - Supporting Artillery Jan 1942
From Wainwrights Reports:
Filipino Army
1st PA Division -0
2nd PA Division -0
11th FA - 10
21st FA -24
31st FA - 08
41st FA -24
51st FA -08
71st FA -06
91st FA -08
Total - 88 75MM
301st FA - 16 155 mm
US and Philippine Scouts
24th PS - 24 75mm
23rd PS - 20 75 mm
86th PS - 12 155mm
92nd CAC - 6 155 mm
Self Propelled - 27 75mm
Total Artillery on Bataan January 1942, 132 - 75 mm; 34 155mm; 27 75mm direct fire mounted on halftracks.
Filipino Army
1st PA Division -0
2nd PA Division -0
11th FA - 10
21st FA -24
31st FA - 08
41st FA -24
51st FA -08
71st FA -06
91st FA -08
Total - 88 75MM
301st FA - 16 155 mm
US and Philippine Scouts
24th PS - 24 75mm
23rd PS - 20 75 mm
86th PS - 12 155mm
92nd CAC - 6 155 mm
Self Propelled - 27 75mm
Total Artillery on Bataan January 1942, 132 - 75 mm; 34 155mm; 27 75mm direct fire mounted on halftracks.
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