Philippine Commonwealth military leadership

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The Philippine Commonwealth military leadership comprised the top commanders and defense officials who organized, led, and modernized the Philippines’ armed forces in the pre-World War II and wartime era under the U.S.-supported Commonwealth government.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical organization ⓘ
military leadership structure ⓘ
appliesToPeriod Philippine Commonwealth era ⓘ
cooperatedWith United States Army ⓘ
United States Army Forces in the Far East ⓘ
country Philippines ⓘ
endTime 1946 ⓘ
engagedInConflict Japanese invasion of the Philippines ⓘ
World War II in the Philippines ⓘ
hasKeyFigure Basilio J. Valdes ⓘ
Carlos P. Romulo ⓘ
Douglas MacArthur ⓘ
George F. Moore ⓘ
Jonathan M. Wainwright ⓘ
Manuel L. Quezon ⓘ
Mateo Capinpin ⓘ
Paulino Santos ⓘ
Richard J. Marshall ⓘ
Simeon de Jesus ⓘ
Vicente Lim ⓘ
hasRole military modernization ⓘ
organization of national defense ⓘ
wartime command ⓘ
headquartersLocation Manila ⓘ
historicalSignificance foundation of the post-independence Armed Forces of the Philippines ⓘ
includesPerson B. M. L. Roxas ⓘ
Basilio J. Valdes ⓘ
Carlos P. Romulo ⓘ
Douglas MacArthur ⓘ
George F. Moore ⓘ
Jonathan M. Wainwright ⓘ
Manuel L. Quezon ⓘ
Mateo Capinpin ⓘ
Paulino Santos ⓘ
Richard J. Marshall ⓘ
Simeon de Jesus ⓘ
Vicente Lim ⓘ
includesPosition Chief of Staff of the Philippine Army ⓘ
Chief of the Philippine Constabulary ⓘ
Commanding General, Philippine Army ⓘ
Commanding General, Philippine Constabulary ⓘ
Commanding General, USAFFE ⓘ
Secretary of National Defense ⓘ
senior officers of the Offshore Patrol ⓘ
senior officers of the Philippine Army Air Corps ⓘ
senior officers of the Philippine Army Coast Artillery ⓘ
senior officers of the Philippine Army Infantry ⓘ
senior officers of the Philippine Army Reserve Force ⓘ
senior officers of the Philippine Constabulary ⓘ
senior staff officers of the Philippine Army ⓘ
influencedBy U.S. colonial military administration in the Philippines ⓘ
United States military doctrine ⓘ
legalBasis National Defense Act of 1935 ⓘ
notableEvent evacuation of Commonwealth military leadership to Corregidor in 1941–1942 ⓘ
integration of Philippine Army units into USAFFE in 1941 ⓘ
reconstitution of Commonwealth military leadership in exile in the United States ⓘ
oversawBranch Offshore Patrol ⓘ
Philippine Army ⓘ
Philippine Army Air Corps ⓘ
Philippine Army Coast Artillery ⓘ
Philippine Army Reserve Force ⓘ
linked to: Philippine Army

Philippine Constabulary ⓘ
partOf Government of the Commonwealth of the Philippines ⓘ
primaryObjective creation of a citizen army ⓘ
defense against external aggression ⓘ
preparation for Philippine independence ⓘ
responsibleFor coordination with U.S. defense authorities ⓘ
mobilization of reserve forces ⓘ
strategic planning for national defense ⓘ
training of the Philippine Army ⓘ
startTime 1935 ⓘ
subordinateTo Philippine Commonwealth government ⓘ
President of the Commonwealth of the Philippines ⓘ

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Basilio J. Valdes → partOf → Philippine Commonwealth military leadership ⓘ