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     On page
    192 of Devlin’s “Back to  
    Corregidor”
    he tells of a trooper who was killed when a 
    
    Sherman
    
    
    tank suddenly backed and pivoted.
    
     
    
    By
    day’s end on the 24th, word got to us in the third Platoon that
    it was Delucia. 
    
     
             
    
    Howard  Lout  
      
	  
	  
	
    
     On 
	24 February, we ("A" Co.) moved to the east side of Malinta Hill and formed 
	a perimeter for the night. The 1st Platoon of "A" Co. moved around Malinta 
	to the north with the two tanks and that was where Tony DeLucia was crushed 
	by one of the tanks. The tank gunners also killed 3 or 4 of our men at the 
	same time.  
    
	Jerry Riseley 
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