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Dominguez on military trial: A non-event

By Ricky Bautista | August 19, 2002 - 12:00am

CATBALOGAN, Samar — The commander of the Army’s 8th Infantry Division dismissed yesterday as a "non-event" his possible court-martial together with two other officers for their role in the escape...

Headlines

EDITORIAL - Military nuances

August 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Army Maj. Gen. Romeo Dominguez was indignant yesterday. Some senators, he said, had "zero knowledge of military nuances." It was Dominguez’s reaction to the Senate’s recommendation ...

Opinion