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| Two types of mail censorship existed during the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines: i} Civilian and; ii) Fieldpost (Military). Both of these types of censorships were performed by the Japanese Military Police. |
1943 NOVEMBER 11: DANSALAN, LANAO (MINDANAO) to MANILA Dansalan post office re-opened on September 10,1943. One of two examples reported of this Dansalan Fieldpost censor mark. |
Japanese: "Ken'etsu zumi" English translation: "Censored" |
Japanese: "Kempei Ken'etsu zumi" English translation: "Censored by Military Police" Common to Tarlac in red
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1943 JANUARY 11: MONCADA, TARLAC to MANILA Commercial mail written from SAN FELIPE, SAN MANUEL, TARLAC Cancelled at Moncada, Tarlac using M.O.B. (Money Order Business) postmark as dispatch postmark. Moncada Post Office re-opened on August 23, 1942. |
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