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                    [Summary] => Field officers of the Philippine Marine Corps (PMC) urged the military high command yesterday to closely monitor the use of the military aid that the United States has promised to extend to the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) during President Arroyo’s recent US state visit.


The field officers made the appeal after they learned that a Marine general who appears to be unpopular among Marines would be named new PMC commandant vice Maj. Gen. Librado Ladia whose tour of duty ends on June 12.


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                    [Title] => 2 Marine brigades guard Buliok
                    [Summary] => PIKIT, North Cotabato — Two Marine brigades now guard strategic areas at the Buliok complex at the boundary of Pikit, North Cotabato and Pagalungan, Maguindanao, to prevent Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels from sabotaging the government’s rehabilitation projects in the area.


The First and Second Marine Brigades, under Brig. Gen. Benedicto Corona and Col. Ben Dolorfino, respectively, are both performing peacekeeping functions at the Buliok complex under the operational control of the Army’s 6th Infantry Division. 


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                    [Title] => Peace still a faraway dream for residents of North Cotabato
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                    [Title] => Marines warned vs abuses
                    [Summary] => Marine commandant, Maj. Gen. Librado Ladia, in a strongly worded memorandum, ordered his men to observe proper decorum at all times.


Ladia issued the memorandum, in the wake of a recent incident involving Marines detailed as security escorts of newspaper columnist and television host Ramon Tulfo, which tend to put the entire Corps in bad light.


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                    [Title] => Loyal Marine to receive PMA alumni award
                    [Summary] => FORT DEL PILAR, BAGUIO City – Marine Corps commandant Maj. Gen. Librado Ladia takes center stage today at festivities here marking the 51st anniversary of his unit.


Ladia,  earlier reported to being enticed to join a coup plot against the Arroyo administration, will be conferred the PMA alumni Achievement Award with the traditional trooping of the so-called "long gray line" and the pass-in review at the Borromeo Field of his alma mater, the Philippine Military Academy (PMA).


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                    [Title] => NPA guerrillas seize military intel officer
                    [Summary] => COTABATO CITY — New People’s Army (NPA) guerrillas snatched a bemedalled agent of the Military Intelligence Group 12 in Sultan Kudarat over the weekend while he was gathering information on the whereabouts of a notorious kidnapping gang holding two Chinese captives in the area.


The plainclothes agent, Sgt. Jeremiah Rosete, was reportedly on his way to his unit’s base at the Awang district here from Columbio, Sultan Kudarat on board a motorcycle when the NPA rebels blocked his path and, at gunpoint, ordered him to disembark.


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                    [Title] => Sundalo todas sa nag-amok na Sayyaf
                    [Summary] => ISABELA, Basilan – Isang miyembro ng bandidong Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) ang iniulat  na nasawi makaraang  pagbabarilin hanggang sa mapatay ng tropa ng militar dahil sa nag-amok na naging dahilan ng pagkamatay ng isang sundalo at ikinasugat naman ng lima katao kamakalawa ng hapon sa itinayong checkpoint sa Barangay Maluso, Basilan.


Kinilala ng mga awtoridad ang nag-amok na pinaniniwalaang miyembro ng suicidal squad na si Maja Jubaile ng Brgy. Maluso at isang tauhan ni Sayyaf lider Khadaffy Janjalani.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Not so fast
                    [Summary] => The fire in the Philippine Marines is still spreading, and it’s threatening to engulf more officers. From all indications, the allegations of Rear Admiral Guillermo Wong on anomalous purchases in the Marines are just one of many questionable transactions in the Armed Forces of the Philippines. For breaking the code of silence in the AFP, Wong has lost command of the Navy. Malacañang, feeling the heat, has ordered an investigation of the commandant of the Marines, Maj. Gen. Librado Ladia, who purportedly threatened to bodily remove Wong from his office. 


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                    [Title] => Anomalya sa Marines dapat pakialaman ni GMA
                    [Summary] => Hindi maganda ang dating sa akin ng nangyaring kaguluhan sa Philippine Navy nang biglaang tanggalin at palitan ang Flag Officer-in-Command nito na si Rear Admiral Guillermo Wong upang maiwasan diumano ang pag-aaklas ng Philippine Marines. Dahil dito, napilitang mag-retire ng maaga si Wong. Subalit hindi ito pinayagang mamahinga kaagad at bagkus ay itinalaga pa si Wong sa isang napakababang command position.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Trouble in the AFP
                    [Summary] => Maybe his mouth needed washing with soap. But does using foul language in berating his men warrant the ouster of Rear Admiral Guillermo Wong as chief of the Philippine Navy? Wong, who formally relinquished his command last Friday, has denied reports that he uttered words that were too harsh for the ears of battle-hardened Marines. The former Navy chief had publicly questioned the purchase of Kevlar helmets and assault rifles for the Marines, and had accused Maj. Gen. Librado Ladia, Marine commandant, of corruption.
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