Also, Ken Clark stated, "The pet monkey, one of them anyway, belonged to W. Koby at Lingayen Gulf. We shared a nipa hut on the beach there. He had bailed out over northern Luzon and was rescued by Philippine guerillas. He was with them a week or more before they could transport him back to the squadron, and he evidently behaved himself because they presented him with a pet monkey. It was a small, ordinary- looking monkey but he was a holy terror in the hut - got into everything and usually damaged or destroyed whatever he found. He got a carton of my cigarettes one day, opened each pack one by one and carefully ripped the paper off each cigarette. When Koby was flying I baby-sat the monkey. He wore a collar and I'd tie him to my belt and let him ride on my shoulder as I walked or drove about the camp. The dog he wrestled was a small, Scotty-looking terrier one of the boys had acquired in Australia. I don't know whatever happened to either mascot."