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                    [Title] => Miriam wants deeper probe into P10-M theft inside AFP vault
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Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago wants a deeper probe into the reported theft of P10 million inside the Navy vault in the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig last month.

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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Murder in the Naval Station
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There may be no connection, but inevitably the murder last month of a junior Marine officer is being linked to the reported disappearance of an estimated P2 million from a naval facility.

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                    [Title] => P10 M stolen from Navy vault
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The Philippine Navy and the Southern Police District (SPD) are investigating the theft of millions of pesos from the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig City Sunday night, officials said yesterday.

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                    [Title] => Calunsag bagong Navy chief
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Iniluklok na kahapon bilang bagong Flag Officer-in-Command ng Philippine Navy si Rear Admiral Rogelio Calunsag kapalit ng nagretirong si Vice Admiral Mateo Mayuga sa isang simpleng seremonya na ginanap kahapon sa Navy Headquarters.


Si Mayuga ng Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class 1973 ay nagretiro kahapon matapos ang isang taong panunungkulan sa Navy at mahabang taong serbisyo sa militar.


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                    [Title] => Navy ‘custodial center’ awaits Marine putschists
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Marine officers who were implicated in the foiled Feb. 24 coup plot would not be transferred to a Navy jail at Fort San Felipe in Cavite City as earlier planned. 


Instead, they would be placed under custody at the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Makati City, a military spokesman said.


Commander Giovanni Carlo Bacordo, Navy spokesman, said the 11 accused Marine officers would be brought to the custodial center in compliance with the directive of Armed Forces chief of staff Lt. Gen. Hermogenes Esperon to keep the accused within the confines of the naval station.

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                    [Title] => 2 retired generals won’t vacate Jusmag
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Two more retired military men still refuse to vacate their quarters at the Joint US Military Assistance Group at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City despite the implementation of the eviction order issued by the courts.


Maj. Ernesto Torres, Philippine Army spokesman, said retired Army generals Raymundo Jarque and Melchor Rosales are still occupying their assigned quarters inside the 40-hectare military housing facility meant for active military officers.


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                    [Title] => Army poised to evict Jusmag occupants
                    [Summary] => The Army leadership has served eviction notices to retired military and police officers occupying the disputed Joint United States Military Assistance Group (JUSMAG) compound at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City, but officials kept the pre-eviction proceedings under wraps.


The eviction notices were apparently patterned after those issued by the Philippine Navy (PN), which, despite perceived legal obstacles, was able to evict retired officers and personnel overstaying at its housing facility at Fort Bonifacio.


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                    [Title] => 36 retired junior officers leave Fort Bonifacio Naval quarters
                    [Summary] => To avoid being humiliated, 36 of the 41 retired junior officers facing forcible eviction at the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig City voluntarily left their quarters yesterday.


Since last month, the Philippine Navy has been aggressive in its effort to recover housing facilities built for active members from unauthorized occupants such as retirees and those already separated from service.  


Capt. Geronimo Malabanan, Navy spokesman, lauded the action of the retired senior and field grade officers for voluntarily leaving their quarters.


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                    [Title] => Fort Boni eviction almost complete
                    [Summary] => The Navy has almost completed its eviction of overstaying retired servicemen from their living quarters at the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig City. 


After eviction notices were served to 115 overstaying occupants, a good number of the retired enlisted personnel and their families decided to leave voluntarily.


The Navy has mobilized 2,000 officers and men to assist the retired servicemen to pack up and transport their belongings to their new homes.


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                    [Title] => 60 overstaying Navy personnel to leave Fort Boni in two days
                    [Summary] => Beating the seven-day deadline for them to vacate their quarters, more than 60 overstaying retired Navy personnel have signified their intention to leave the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig City.


Navy spokesman Capt. Geronimo Malabanan said that as of Monday, over 60 personnel had already requested M-35 military transport trucks to help haul their belongings within and outside Metro Manila.


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                    [Title] => P10 M stolen from Navy vault
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Si Mayuga ng Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class 1973 ay nagretiro kahapon matapos ang isang taong panunungkulan sa Navy at mahabang taong serbisyo sa militar.


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Instead, they would be placed under custody at the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Makati City, a military spokesman said.


Commander Giovanni Carlo Bacordo, Navy spokesman, said the 11 accused Marine officers would be brought to the custodial center in compliance with the directive of Armed Forces chief of staff Lt. Gen. Hermogenes Esperon to keep the accused within the confines of the naval station.

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Two more retired military men still refuse to vacate their quarters at the Joint US Military Assistance Group at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City despite the implementation of the eviction order issued by the courts.


Maj. Ernesto Torres, Philippine Army spokesman, said retired Army generals Raymundo Jarque and Melchor Rosales are still occupying their assigned quarters inside the 40-hectare military housing facility meant for active military officers.


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The eviction notices were apparently patterned after those issued by the Philippine Navy (PN), which, despite perceived legal obstacles, was able to evict retired officers and personnel overstaying at its housing facility at Fort Bonifacio.


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                    [Title] => 36 retired junior officers leave Fort Bonifacio Naval quarters
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Since last month, the Philippine Navy has been aggressive in its effort to recover housing facilities built for active members from unauthorized occupants such as retirees and those already separated from service.  


Capt. Geronimo Malabanan, Navy spokesman, lauded the action of the retired senior and field grade officers for voluntarily leaving their quarters.


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                    [Title] => Fort Boni eviction almost complete
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After eviction notices were served to 115 overstaying occupants, a good number of the retired enlisted personnel and their families decided to leave voluntarily.


The Navy has mobilized 2,000 officers and men to assist the retired servicemen to pack up and transport their belongings to their new homes.


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                    [Title] => 60 overstaying Navy personnel to leave Fort Boni in two days
                    [Summary] => Beating the seven-day deadline for them to vacate their quarters, more than 60 overstaying retired Navy personnel have signified their intention to leave the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig City.


Navy spokesman Capt. Geronimo Malabanan said that as of Monday, over 60 personnel had already requested M-35 military transport trucks to help haul their belongings within and outside Metro Manila.


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