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In a show of force, the Navy top brass paraded its troops at the Marine grandstand yesterday, within hearing distance of the quarters occupied by the so-called overstaying retired officers and their families.


Eleven military trucks, a payloader and a bulldozer were positioned behind the marching troops headed by Marine Lt. Col. Gioksan Dammang.

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In a show of force, the Navy top brass paraded its troops at the Marine grandstand yesterday, within hearing distance of the quarters occupied by the so-called overstaying retired officers and their families.


Eleven military trucks, a payloader and a bulldozer were positioned behind the marching troops headed by Marine Lt. Col. Gioksan Dammang.

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1,300 Navy men to dislodge ‘overstaying’ officers at Fort Boni

By Jaime Laude | May 18, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine Navy has assembled a 1,300-strong team to forcibly remove, if necessary, the "overstaying" retired officers still occupying a disputed property at the Navy headquarters at Fort Bonifacio...

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