NUTS! War Tales! The Silent Knife: Captain Nieves & The Filipino Resistance

When Japan invaded the Philippines in 1941, the fall of Bataan and Corregidor marked the beginning of a brutal occupation. But across the islands, resistance was never crushed—it only grew stronger. In Leyte, one of the most formidable guerrilla leaders was Captain Nieves Fernandez, a schoolteacher turned warrior, leading her band of freedom fighters in a relentless war against the Japanese.

Inside you’ll find:

A Brief History of the Filipino Resistance

Guerrilla Warfare Rules & Organization – Build and command a resistance cell, balancing combat operations and civilian support.

Weapons & Tactics – Use captured Japanese rifles, improvised shotguns, and ambush strategies to outmaneuver the enemy.

Dynamic Resistance Campaign

Solo & Group Missions

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