Now, Therefore, by virtue of the authority so vested in me as President, the following regulations are hereby prescribed:
Nowhere has the desire to avenge their comrades been stronger than among the forces of the Southwest Pacific.
Your fine cooperation with General MacArthur furnishes another example of teamwork and the effective and intelligent use...
The United States promised to help build a new Nation in the Pacific, a Nation whose ideals, like our own, were liberty ...
Our decency was mistaken for weakness.
We are glad to be back in the Philippines but we do not intend to stop there.
The suffering, humiliation, and mental torture that you have endured since the barbarous, unprovoked, and treacherous at...
When the Japanese invaders have been driven out, the Philippines will take their place as a free and independent member ...
You have the Nation's gratitude and the Nation's prayers for success as you and your men fight your way back to Bataan.
By virtue of the authority vested in me by Title I of the First War Powers Act, 1941 (55 Stat. 838), and as President of...
We have learned our lesson about Japan.