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                    [Title] => Navy develops state-of-the-art machine guns
                    [Summary] => Catching up with the times, the Philippine Navy said it has developed a state-of-the-art, sophisticated automated firing system that lets naval gunners fire computerized machine guns from below the deck "with almost 100 percent accuracy." 


Navy spokesman Capt. Geronimo Malabanan said the Navy’s gunnery automated mount system is almost complete and is just undergoing minor refinements and adjustments.


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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] => Navy quarters eviction to push through
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Navy has mobilized 2,000 naval and Marine personnel to forcibly evict defiant and overstaying retired enlisted personnel occupying its naval quarters at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig.


Capt. Geronimo Malabanan, Navy spokesman, said the forcible eviction operations will push through tomorrow at the Navy Enlisted Homeowners Association Inc. (NHAI). 


Malabanan said 2,000 Navy and Marine soldiers under the command of Marine Lt. Col. Gioksan Dammang will enter the area to "assist" retired personnel and their personnel in packing their belongings.


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                    [Title] => Navy to evict 115 overstaying men
                    [Summary] => After the successful eviction of its overstaying retired officers last Saturday, the Navy is now looking to evict 115 of its retired enlisted personnel occupying the Married Enlisted Quarters (MEQ) at Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig City.


Navy chief Vice Admiral Mateo Mayuga said the 115 retired servicemen were served with a final notice of eviction and given seven days to move out.


Mayuga said the eviction notice stemmed from a resolution of the Navy Housing Board chaired by Navy Vice Commander Rear Admiral Abraham Abesamis.


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                    [Title] => P5-M utang sa kuryente iniwan ng ret. officers
                    [Summary] => Kung kinakailangang asuntuhin ay gagawin ito ng pamunuan ng Phil. Navy masingil lang ang pinalayas na mga retirado nilang opisyal dahil sa iniwang P5 milyong utang sa hindi nabayarang bill sa kuryente sa panahon ng kanilang pag-o-overstay sa kanilang mga quarters sa naval station sa Fort Bonifacio, Makati City.


Kamakalawa ay napasailalim na sa kontrol ng Navy ang nasabing military housing facility matapos na mapalayas ang 56 "squatting" officers pagkaraan ng tensiyon sa isinagawang eviction noong Sabado.


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                    [Title] => Evicted Navy men take everything including sink
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As the eviction of several retired Philippine Navy officers and their families from their quarters at Fort Bonifacio Naval Station ensued last weekend, some left with words of protest while others carried off everything including, in some cases, the kitchen sink.


One member of the Navy eviction team, who declined to be identified, noted in amazement that many of the quarters had been vandalized by the former occupants, apparently in retaliation for the eviction.


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                    [Title] => Six senior Navy officers get retired generals’ quarters
                    [Summary] => Six active senior officers finally moved into the disputed housing projects at the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig City, a day after retired Navy officers were forcibly evicted from their quarters for overstaying.


Navy Vice Commander Rear Admiral Abraham Abesamis, concurrent chairman of the Navy Housing Board, presided over a ceremony during which six Navy and Marine officers were given keys to the houses.


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                    [Title] => Quarters ng overstaying officers ini-award na
                    [Summary] => Sinimulan na ng Philippine Navy ang paga-award sa binakanteng mga quarters ng mga pinalayas na overstaying ex-Navy officers sa ginanap na seremonya kahapon sa Naval Station sa Fort Bonifacio, Taguig.


Namayani ang tensiyon nitong Sabado sanhi ng patuloy na pagmamatigas ng ilang mga retiradong opisyal na lisanin ang kanilang mga quarters.


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                    [Title] => Retired Navy officers seek court intervention in Boni housing case
                    [Summary] => Retired Navy officers asked a Pasig City court yesterday to stop the Philippine Navy from evicting them from their quarters at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City.


The Navy is set to begin evicting the retired officers tomorrow.


In a last-ditch effort, the Navy Officers Village Association, Inc. (NOVAI) sought a temporary restraining order to stop the eviction on grounds that each of its member holds a title to the lot where their individual houses stand.


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                    [Title] => Navy develops state-of-the-art machine guns
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Navy spokesman Capt. Geronimo Malabanan said the Navy’s gunnery automated mount system is almost complete and is just undergoing minor refinements and adjustments.


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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] => Navy quarters eviction to push through
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Navy has mobilized 2,000 naval and Marine personnel to forcibly evict defiant and overstaying retired enlisted personnel occupying its naval quarters at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig.


Capt. Geronimo Malabanan, Navy spokesman, said the forcible eviction operations will push through tomorrow at the Navy Enlisted Homeowners Association Inc. (NHAI). 


Malabanan said 2,000 Navy and Marine soldiers under the command of Marine Lt. Col. Gioksan Dammang will enter the area to "assist" retired personnel and their personnel in packing their belongings.


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                    [Title] => Navy to evict 115 overstaying men
                    [Summary] => After the successful eviction of its overstaying retired officers last Saturday, the Navy is now looking to evict 115 of its retired enlisted personnel occupying the Married Enlisted Quarters (MEQ) at Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Taguig City.


Navy chief Vice Admiral Mateo Mayuga said the 115 retired servicemen were served with a final notice of eviction and given seven days to move out.


Mayuga said the eviction notice stemmed from a resolution of the Navy Housing Board chaired by Navy Vice Commander Rear Admiral Abraham Abesamis.


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Kamakalawa ay napasailalim na sa kontrol ng Navy ang nasabing military housing facility matapos na mapalayas ang 56 "squatting" officers pagkaraan ng tensiyon sa isinagawang eviction noong Sabado.


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One member of the Navy eviction team, who declined to be identified, noted in amazement that many of the quarters had been vandalized by the former occupants, apparently in retaliation for the eviction.


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Navy Vice Commander Rear Admiral Abraham Abesamis, concurrent chairman of the Navy Housing Board, presided over a ceremony during which six Navy and Marine officers were given keys to the houses.


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                    [Title] => Quarters ng overstaying officers ini-award na
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Namayani ang tensiyon nitong Sabado sanhi ng patuloy na pagmamatigas ng ilang mga retiradong opisyal na lisanin ang kanilang mga quarters.


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                    [Title] => Retired Navy officers seek court intervention in Boni housing case
                    [Summary] => Retired Navy officers asked a Pasig City court yesterday to stop the Philippine Navy from evicting them from their quarters at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City.


The Navy is set to begin evicting the retired officers tomorrow.


In a last-ditch effort, the Navy Officers Village Association, Inc. (NOVAI) sought a temporary restraining order to stop the eviction on grounds that each of its member holds a title to the lot where their individual houses stand.


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