May 8, 1942. scuttled December 1941 USC&GSS Research beached January 30, 1942 escaped to Australia; sunk February 19, 1942 escaped to Australia; scuttled March 3, 1942 {6 out of 54 crew did not survive the war} escaped to Australia; lost with all hands April 3, 1943 sunk May 4, 1942. escaped to Dutch East Indies; sunk March 2, 1942 escaped to Dutch East Indies; sunk March 1, 1942 scuttled following damage by air and surface attack May 5, 1942 scuttled following grounding January 21, 1942 run aground and abandoned August 13, 1942 scuttled December 25, 1941 after damage December 10, 1941; 5 crewmen lost in war escaped to Java and scuttled March 2, 1942; salvaged as IJN Patrol Boat 102, sunk in 1946 In addition 2 district patrol craft YP-16 and YP-17 and about 70 miscellaneous district craft were lost in the Philippines in 1942. (See listing in List of United States Navy losses in World War II) China Yangtze Patrol-five of six vessels lost: lost March 3, 1942; 161 crew lost scuttled May 6, 1942 but salvaged by the Japanese; sunk in the Philippines by on March 3, 1944; lost May 2, 1942; sunk May 5, 1942; captured December 8, 1941 United States Marine Corps 4th Marine Regiment (Commander Colonel Samuel L. Howard) stationed at Corregidor; consisted of 142 different organizations: USMC: 72 officers; 1,368 enlisted USN: 37 officers; 848 enlisted USAAC/PA: 111 officers; 1,455 enlisted 4th Marines Casualties were 315 killed/15 MIA/357 WIA in the Philippine Campaign. 105 Marines were captured on Bataan and 1,283 captured on Corregidor of whom 490 didn't survive. Miscellaneous Harbor Defenses, April 15, 1942 (Maj. Gen. George F. Moore): US Army: 5,012 US Navy: 2,158 USMC: 1,617 Philippine Scouts: 1,298 Philippine Army: 1,818 Philippine Navy: 400 US Civilians: 343 Civilians (other): 2,082 Army Nurse Corps, Navy Nurse Corps: 78 ("Angels of Bataan") See also Day of Valor References Notes Books Zaloga, Steven J. Japanese Tanks 1939–45''. Osprey, 2007. . Further reading – full text Report by MacArthur's staff External links Battle for Bataan South West Pacific theatre of World War II Military history of the Philippines during World War II 1941 in the Philippines 1942 in the Philippines United States Marine Corps in World War II P Invasions of the Philippines Invasions by Japan World War II invasions 1941 in military history 1942 in military history Amphibious operations of World War II Japan–Philippines