It is highly unlikely that MacArthur took any furniture with him on the US PT boat which whisked him away before the Japanese tightened their grip. Highly unlikely. It would have been a joke had he (MacArthur) instructed military staff to load a desk or anything else onto the small naval vessel that took him from the jaws of an advancing Imperial Army. This soldier, whatever faults he had, was ready to stay (resigning his commission to do so to avoid disobeying an order to leave) and fight as a guerrilla. He wasn't the type to drag an office chair onto a PT boat so he could take it with him.
The who fled by sea became known as the Haitian boat people.
"Vietnamese Boat People"
Generally speaking, refugees fled Vietnam by boat. However, a number of them left by land borders or using aircraft.
MacArthur, first was in the Philippines. He fled when the Philippines was over run gaining the nickname "Dougout Doug", saying that he was never on the front lines. When he fled though, his famous words were 'ill be back'. island hopping was the method of invading islands one at a time to work closer to Japan.
The past tense of flee is fled. Past simple --- fled.past continuous -- was/were + fleeingpast perfect -- had + fledpast perfect continuous -- had + been + fleeing
Probably the Island of Syke, to which 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' fled in a boat rowed by Flora McDonald. You mean Isle of Skye!!
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They were the Vietnamese "boat people". Many were rescued by US Navy and other ships and emigrated to the United States after the fall of South Vietnam.
The nationalists fled to Tiwan
Fled was created on 1996-07-19.
Fled was released on 07/19/1996.
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