+ Follow AURORA AND BATANES Tag
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[Title] => 700 US troops arrive for ‘Balikatan ’04’
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — About 700 US marines landed in this former US naval base yesterday for the annual Balikatan military exercises to help train Filipino soldiers fight al-Qaeda-linked terrorists.
US marines from Okinawa, Japan are part of a 2,500-strong American contingent taking part in live-fire and combat maneuvers from Feb. 23 to March 7.
The marines are an advance party of the US troops who will take part in the training exercises with some 2,300 Filipino soldiers until March 7.
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[AuthorName] => Bebot Sison Jr.
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[Title] => 700 US troops arrive for ‘Balikatan ’04’
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — About 700 US marines landed in this former US naval base yesterday for the annual Balikatan military exercises to help train Filipino soldiers fight al-Qaeda-linked terrorists.
US marines from Okinawa, Japan are part of a 2,500-strong American contingent taking part in live-fire and combat maneuvers from Feb. 23 to March 7.
The marines are an advance party of the US troops who will take part in the training exercises with some 2,300 Filipino soldiers until March 7.
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AURORA AND BATANES
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[Title] => 700 US troops arrive for ‘Balikatan ’04’
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US marines from Okinawa, Japan are part of a 2,500-strong American contingent taking part in live-fire and combat maneuvers from Feb. 23 to March 7.
The marines are an advance party of the US troops who will take part in the training exercises with some 2,300 Filipino soldiers until March 7.
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[Title] => 700 US troops arrive for ‘Balikatan ’04’
[Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — About 700 US marines landed in this former US naval base yesterday for the annual Balikatan military exercises to help train Filipino soldiers fight al-Qaeda-linked terrorists.
US marines from Okinawa, Japan are part of a 2,500-strong American contingent taking part in live-fire and combat maneuvers from Feb. 23 to March 7.
The marines are an advance party of the US troops who will take part in the training exercises with some 2,300 Filipino soldiers until March 7.
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