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1. Lieutenant (j.g.) Harold Nunn, U.S.N.R., flying for Pan-American Airways, has informed the Commandant that Lieutenant E.C. Madsen, U.S.N., Communication Officer at Guam, has stated if Guam were taken he planned to go back into the jungle with a transmitter and broadcast information concerning the occupying forces. Further, that Lieutenant Madsen stated he had made the aquaintance of several bands of natives and that there are inaccessible areas in which he feels sure he can indefinitely hide out. It is believed that he will, if his plan is effected, transmit on 500 kilocycles. 2. It is hereby certified that the originator considers it to be impracticable to phrase this document in such a manner as will permit a classification other than secret. The urgency of delivery of this document is such that it will not reach the addressees in time by the next available officer courier. The originator therefor authorizes the transmission of this document by registered mail. W. K. KILPATRICK - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Copies to:
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Afterward: Somewhat ironically and completely unfortunately, Lieutenant Elwood Christian Madsen was captured the day this report was authored, when the Japanese invaded and captured Guam: Elwood Christian Madsen - Awards and Citations - MilitaryTimes.com Elwood Christian Madsen - Captain, United States Navy - ArlingtonCemetery.net CAPT. Madsen, Elwood Christian - USS Uvalde (AKA-88) - Navsource CAPT. Madsen, Elwood Christian - USS Tolovana (AO-64) - Navsource |
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