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The Vietnam War-vintage OV-10 Bronco bomber may still be useful in the government’s campaign against insurgency and terrorism, but in Australia, it’s a museum piece.


The carcass of one of the Philippine Air Force (PAF)’s OV-10 Broncos will be taken to Australia after the visit of the Royal Australian Navy heavy lift ship Tobruk in the country on March 2-5, Philippine Navy spokesman Commander Giovanni Carlo Bacordo said.


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CLARK FIELD, Pampanga - A Philippine Air Force (PAF) light attack plane participating in the joint "Talon Vision" RP-US military exercises here broke its landing gear upon touching down at the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) runway, injuring its two pilots.


The twin-engine OV-10, piloted by 1Lt. Maureen Fajardo and co-pilot Capt. Villamor Feria, was landing on the runway after taking part in aerial combat maneuvers with US forces when its right landing gear collapsed, causing the aircraft to swerve to the right.


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Capt. Aniano Amatong, 31,  ordered his co-pilot to bail out of a malfunctioning plane. Capt. James Acosta did and survived.


Amatong then steered his doomed plane away from the populated areas of Paombong, Bulacan and headed for an open pond. It was too late for him to bail out. But the tragedy took no other casualties.


Pure heroism. It has to be called that.


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                    [Summary] => President Arroyo paid tribute yesterday to Air Force pilot Aniano Amatong Jr. for showing remarkable heroism in making the highest personal sacrifice to save innocent lives.


"The President and Commander-in-Chief salutes the great courage of Capt. Aniano Amatong," Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said.


"He clearly showed not only to our fighting men and women what the word heroism really means," Bunye added.


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL – Lumilipad na ‘kabaong’ ng Philippine Air Force
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The twin-engine OV-10, piloted by 1Lt. Maureen Fajardo and co-pilot Capt. Villamor Feria, was landing on the runway after taking part in aerial combat maneuvers with US forces when its right landing gear collapsed, causing the aircraft to swerve to the right.


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"He clearly showed not only to our fighting men and women what the word heroism really means," Bunye added.


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Aussies getting PAF OV-10 as museum piece

By James Mananghaya | February 24, 2007 - 12:00am

The Vietnam War-vintage OV-10 Bronco bomber may still be useful in the government’s campaign against insurgency and terrorism, but in Australia, it’s...

News Commentary

2 PAF pilots hurt in plane accident

By Ding Cervantes | October 25, 2006 - 12:00am

CLARK FIELD, Pampanga - A Philippine Air Force (PAF) light attack plane participating in the joint "Talon Vision" RP-US military exercises here broke its landing gear upon touching down at the Diosdado...

Headlines

Soldier

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | January 26, 2006 - 12:00am

In a blink, the decision was made: sacrifice self, save others. Capt. Aniano Amatong, 31, ordered his co-pilot to bail out of a malfunctioning plane. Capt. James Acosta did and survived. Amatong then steered his...

Opinion

GMA lauds heroism of Air Force pilot who died in Paombong crash

By Aurea Calica | January 26, 2006 - 12:00am

President Arroyo paid tribute yesterday to Air Force pilot Aniano Amatong Jr. for showing remarkable heroism in making the highest personal sacrifice to save innocent lives. "The President and Commander-in-Chief...

Headlines

EDITORYAL – Lumilipad na ‘kabaong’ ng Philippine Air Force

January 26, 2006 - 12:00am

TATLONG linggo na ang nakararaan, ibinunyag ni Air Force Col. Efren Daquil na may katiwaliang nangyayari sa Philippine Air Force (PAF). Sinabi niyang ang mga PAF officers ay ilegal na tumatanggap ng P45,000 ng monthly...

PSN Opinyon