John C. Ballinger person

“with some of the enemy inside. Ballinger had since gone back to live in New Mexico, where he and his son, Gene, started a newspaper for amateur treasure hunters. The Ballingers visited the Philippines on one of the trips there. He told Roxa…”

“although the details were not shared with Britain or other allies. During the last year of the war, Americans fighting alongside Filipino guerrillas observed a heavily laden Japanese hospital ship unloading bronze boxes at Subic Bay near Ma…”

“75 kilo gold bars. There were rows upon rows of boxes. Photographs of the ship, along with the report of the cave full of gold, were sent by submarine to MacArthur's intelligence headquarters in Australia. According to Ballinger's son, Gene…”