Title: Silent war
Description: 5" X 8" , Softbound, 191 Pages, B&W photos and diagrams.
Colonel Victor Corpus' "Silent War" provides a first-hand and honest look into the challenge of communist insurgency in the Philippines and submits his views on how it can be defeated. It is the first book ever written on insurgency by a member of the Armed Forces of the Philippines based on his own inside view of the enemy, by a man who actually lived and fought on the side of the insurgents and who, in fact, became a member of the Central Committee, the hightest policy-making organ of the Communist Party of the Philippines.

"...Col. Victor Corpus, the former NPA rebel and now chief of the Intelligence Service of the AFP, whose book, Silent War, had become the veritable counter-insurgency blueprint being used by the AFP." 

http://www.amazon.com/Silent-war-Victor-N-Corpus/dp/9719115807
http://www.reocities.com/afpmuseum/bksilentwar.html
Subjects: New People's Army (Philippines), Insurgency, Guerrillas, Drill and tactics, Guerrilla warfare, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Counter Insurgency, Armed Forces, History, Communist strategy, Politics and government
Places: Philippines
People: Victor Corpus
Time periods: Last 2 quarters of the 20th Century