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Another OV-10 Bronco crash-landed while on a military exercise in Clark Field, Pampanga, which was the subject of last Wednesday’s Philippine STAR editorial entitled, "Waiting for an upgrade." I don’t know how many editorials, not only from this newspaper, but from others as well that should be printed before our government realizes that we have become the laughingstock of the ASEAN as far as the Philippine Air Force (PAF) is concerned.
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This may be a day late, but let me tell you that I was taken by surprise when I read last Monday’s (page 8) Special Section of The STAR, which featured the province of Romblon, specifically the 62nd anniversary of the Battle of the Sibuyan Sea, which was part of the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Allow me to congratulate the people of Romblon for remembering this battle even if it happened 62 years ago on Oct. 23-25, 1945.


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I had an interesting after-dinner conversation the other evening with a friend and colleague here at St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wisconsin – Dr. John Holder, who’s been to the Philippines many times (he’s married to a Filipina, Gertie) and who teaches Buddhist and American philosophy, aside from administering my weekly whipping in badminton. Like me, John’s been teaching for over 20 years, and has seen all kinds of academic situations, the good as well the bad – but more lately, it seems, more the bad than the good.


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Retired Brig. Gen. Dominador Resos Jr., former director of Metro Manila’s Southern Police District, and "Forward Romblon," a local civic organization, are now in the process of coordinative work with the embassies of United States and Japan, as well as the offices of Rep. Eduardo Firmalo and Romblon Gov. Perpetuo Ylagan. 


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