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[Summary] => With all air and no force to speak of, the Philippine Air Force (PAF) has deactivated the Air Defense Command – the country’s first line of defense against foreign intrusion from the air.
But PAF chief Lt. Gen. Jose Reyes said the ADC deactivation was merely part of "restructuring efforts" by the Air Force to focus more on the internal security in the country.
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Thus said Air Force chief Lt. Gen. Benjamin Defensor as he dispelled rumors about a coup against newly installed President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
"The Constitution is very clear. We are the protector of the people and the state," Defensor said as he affirmed the constitutionality of Mrs. Arroyo’s ascent to power by virtue of a popular, peaceful uprising.
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"The Constitution is very clear. We are the protector of the people and the state," Defensor said as he affirmed the constitutionality of Mrs. Arroyo’s ascent to power by virtue of a popular, peaceful uprising.
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January 27, 2001 - 12:00am
