+ Follow BARANGAY KABUNBATA Tag
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[Title] => Rehabilitated Basilan airport reopened
[Summary] => MENZI AIRFIELD, Basilan - The screeching of the tires and the roaring of the engine of a military C-130 cargo plane as it taxied at 10:30 a.m. here yesterday may have signaled the arrival of new hope, peace, development and stability in this poverty-stricken and war-torn province.
The landing of the C-130 military plane was a moving spectacle to local government leaders, local military men and residents who lived in terror for the past several years. A thunder of applause erupted once the aircraft touched down and taxied to a stop down the airstrip.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => 45 more US troops arriving in Zamboanga
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — At least 45 troopers of the United States Special Forces are expected to arrive here next week to train more Filipino soldiers against Abu Sayyaf terrorists.
Army Capt. Noel Detoyato, spokesman for the Armed Forces’ Southern Command (Southcom) based here, said the training will start next week.
Armed Forces spokesman Brig. Gen. Edilberto Adan said eight officers of the US Pacific Area Command have also arrived here as advance party in preparation for the training.
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BARANGAY KABUNBATA
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[Title] => Rehabilitated Basilan airport reopened
[Summary] => MENZI AIRFIELD, Basilan - The screeching of the tires and the roaring of the engine of a military C-130 cargo plane as it taxied at 10:30 a.m. here yesterday may have signaled the arrival of new hope, peace, development and stability in this poverty-stricken and war-torn province.
The landing of the C-130 military plane was a moving spectacle to local government leaders, local military men and residents who lived in terror for the past several years. A thunder of applause erupted once the aircraft touched down and taxied to a stop down the airstrip.
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[Title] => 45 more US troops arriving in Zamboanga
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — At least 45 troopers of the United States Special Forces are expected to arrive here next week to train more Filipino soldiers against Abu Sayyaf terrorists.
Army Capt. Noel Detoyato, spokesman for the Armed Forces’ Southern Command (Southcom) based here, said the training will start next week.
Armed Forces spokesman Brig. Gen. Edilberto Adan said eight officers of the US Pacific Area Command have also arrived here as advance party in preparation for the training.
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