"The Philippine Scouts were superb. My enlisted Scouts were far superior to Philippine Army officers and even more superior to Philippine Army enlisted men. The Scouts were brave, dependable, willing to work until they dropped from exhaustion. Completely committed to doing their duty. I cannot speak highly enough of the scouts I knew."
Order of Battle
91st Coast Artillery Regiment Philippine Scouts
Organization and Assignments
1941-1942
Order of Battle
92nd Coast Artillery Regiment Philippine Scouts
Organization and Assignments
1941-1942
A Short History of the 91st Coast Artillery by George Munson
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HQ and HQ Battery performed administrative duties, supplied
MPs for the Provost Marshall, and electricians and searchlight operators for Ft.
Hughes. |
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Battery A had three primary duties:
maintain the mine equipment and cables, lay and operate mine fields, and
man Battery Martin (two 155inm 6PF guns). |
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Battery B manned Battery Morrison (two 6-inch guns) and
Battery James (four 3-inch guns). |
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Battery C changed its primary assignment during this decade. It manned half of Battery Geary (four 12-Inch mortars) then switched to manning Battery Morrison (two 6-inch guns), Battery James (four 3-inch guns) and mobile 155 mm GPF guns. |
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Battery D manned half of Battery Geary (four 12-inch
mortars). Although being stationed on Ft. Mills, it was also responsible for
manning Batteries Greer and Crofton (one 14-inch gun each) on Ft. Frank |
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Battery E manned Battery Grubbs (two 10-inch guns) |
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Battery F manned four 155mm GPF guns and four searchlights
on Ft. Frank |
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Battery G shared the mine duties with Battery A and manned Battery Ramsey (two 6-inch guns) |
