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                    [Summary] => MABALACAT, Pampanga (AP) — Though just 7 at the time, Faustino Arceo vividly recalls the dogfights between Japanese and American pilots over the lush volcanic hills of the northern Philippines.


Now 68, it’s hard for the toothless gardener to forget. He makes his living cutting grass and planting flowers around a life-size statue of the first kamikaze pilot, who took off from an airfield here in October 1944 as part of Japan’s desperate attempt to turn the tide against the advancing Americans.


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Bitter memories of WWII revived in Pampanga, but war tourism booming

August 12, 2005 - 12:00am

MABALACAT, Pampanga (AP) — Though just 7 at the time, Faustino Arceo vividly recalls the dogfights between Japanese and American pilots over the lush volcanic hills of the northern Philippines. Now 68, it’s...

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