CARLISLE BARRACKS, PENNSYLVANIA

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CARLISLE BARRACKS, PENNSYLVANIA Reading Manila, Thinking Wiesbaden Strategic Parallels to Pre-WW II Army Unpreparedness 2 December 2015 LTC Jim Di Crocco

300 K + + = + + 30 K x National Guard & Regionally Looks & Reserve Component + Regionally Allocated Forces + Active Engagement x = Empowering Jr. Leaders + Allies & Partners + Feels Looks & 300 K 30 K Soldiers USAREUR like

Strength and Composition of U. S Strength and Composition of U.S. Army Troops in Philippine Islands, 30 November 1941 Unit Total Officers Enlisted American Enlisted Philippine Scouts All Units 31,095 (+8,563) 2,504 (+1,070) 28,591 (+7,493) 16,643 (+7,482) 11,957 (+20) HQ, USAFFEE 61 Hq and Hq Det Phil Dept 553 249 304 Hq N Luzon Force 38 HQ S Luzon Force 10 HQ Visayan-Mindanao Force 9 Philippine Division 10, 233 517 9,716 1,807 7,909 26th Cavalry 842 55 787 43d Infantry 328 15 313 86th FA 395 22 373 88th FA 538 34 504 808th MP Co 160 5 155 192d Tank Bn 588 36 552 194th Tank Bn 410 374 200th CA AA 1,809 77 1,732 Harbor Defenses (Fort Mills) 5,223 335 4,189 3,318 1,570 Air Corps 5,609 (+3,202) 669 (+394) 4,940 (+2,808) Service Detachments 4,268 (+2,432) 317 (+129) 3,951 (+2,303) 3, 452 (+2,387) 499 (-84) Other 19

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MacArthur Inspecting Philippine Army Troops 1936 Add the start number and ending number on this slide MacArthur Inspecting Philippine Army Troops 1936

President Manuel Quezon Add the start number and ending number on this slide President Manuel Quezon

Quezon, MacArthur, Santos Add the start number and ending number on this slide Quezon, MacArthur, Santos

Add the start number and ending number on this slide General Malin Craig

Quezon, MacArthur, Santos Add the start number and ending number on this slide Quezon, MacArthur, Santos

Add the start number and ending number on this slide MG George Grunert

General George Marshall Add the start number and ending number on this slide General George Marshall

Philippine Army Officers Add the start number and ending number on this slide Philippine Army Officers

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USAFFE Units and Commanders August 1941 Add the start number and ending number on this slide

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