The defense of Corregidor was the immediate responsibility of the Philippine Coast Artillery Command, commanded by Major General George F. Moore at the start of World War II. Stationed on the island after the return to the regimental system in 1924 were the following regular units: 59th Coast Artillery (U.S. Regular Army) 60th Coast Artillery AA (U.S. Regular Army) 91st Coast Artillery (Philippine Scouts) 92nd Coast Artillery (Tractor Drawn) (Philippine Scouts) Headquarters, Harbor Defenses of Manila and Subic Bays and the Seaward Defense Command.
The defense of Corregidor was the immediate responsibility of the Philippine Coast Artillery Command, commanded by Major General George F. Moore at the start of World War II. Stationed on the island after the return to the regimental system in 1924 were the following regular units: 59th Coast Artillery (U.S. Regular Army) 60th Coast Artillery AA (U.S. Regular Army) 91st Coast Artillery (Philippine Scouts) 92nd Coast Artillery (Tractor Drawn) (Philippine Scouts) Headquarters, Harbor Defenses of Manila and S.ubic Bays and the Seaward Defense Command