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"I’m very satisfied with the work. I’m happy with what the US forces have been doing down here. We are here to support the Philippine government," Fargo said after a visit to American soldiers deployed in the strife-torn southern island of Basilan. 


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A Pentagon spokesman, sensitive to the US government’s declared aversion to "nation-building" exercises, emphasized the military value of the infrastructure although Manila has said the additional deployment was a "civic action" of the visiting US forces.


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BRIAN HEARNSBERGER

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New CINCPAC cites progress of ‘Balikatan’

May 18, 2002 - 12:00am

ISABELA City (AFP) — The commander-in-chief of the US forces in the Pacific (CINCPAC) Adm. Thomas Fargo said yesterday he was pleased at the work of US troops training Philippine troops to fight local allies...

Headlines

US adds more muscle in fight versus Sayyaf

By Jose Katigbak | April 21, 2002 - 12:00am

WASHINGTON — Some 280 servicemen from a US Navy construction brigade, known as Seabees, backed by 60 Marine security escorts, arrived in Basilan yesterday to start work on $4 million (P200 million) worth of...

Headlines

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