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[Title] => US ship arrives in Subic on goodwill visit
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – The USS Juneau (LPD 10), an Austin-class amphibious transport ship, will be arriving here today (Feb. 23) for a scheduled port visit and a series of goodwill activities in Olongapo City and the rest of Zambales province.
Capt. Burrell Parmer, public affairs officer of the United States Marines’ 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, said more than 600 American sailors and marines will participate in civil-military projects like free medical and dental clinics for indigent patients.
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[Title] => US Marines set to leave after 2-week war drills
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Several thousand US Marines were packing up their equipment yesterday after two weeks of extensive training with Filipino soldiers, officials said.
About 5,700 US Marines and 1,300 Filipino soldiers had roped down from helicopters, parachuted, and stormed the beaches of southwestern Palawan in a series of exercises to improve their counterterrorism and other combat skills.
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[Title] => Nicole returns to Subic
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT ZONE — Exactly one year after she was allegedly raped by a United States Marine inside a van here, the 23-year old complainant in the Subic rape case returned to the place where her alleged assailants dumped her on Nov. 1, 2005.
"On this day last year, I went to the Subic Bay Freeport Zone for a vacation," said "Nicole."
"I was full of life and hope for my future and I was living happily with my family. I never thought that my vacation would end in tragedy," she recalled.
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[AuthorName] => Bebot Sison Jr.
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[Title] => 5,700 US troops coming for war exercises in Luzon
[Summary] => Some 5,700 American military personnel will join Filipino troops this month in major war drills, including live-fire exercises, amphibious landings and ship interdictions, US and Philippine military officials said yesterday.
Unlike recent training in Mindanao, the new joint exercises will not be aimed primarily at battling terrorism but focus on routine drills to enhance both forces’ capabilities to operate together, US Marine Capt. Burrell Parmer said.
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[Title] => Leyte landslide survivor: Prayers saved me
[Summary] => SAINT BERNARD, Southern Leyte — Loreta Marqueda, the second survivor to be pulled out from the landslide that buried the mountain village of Guinsaugon here last Feb. 17, has turned to prayer to help her cope with the loss of two of her children.
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-26 00:00:00
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[Title] => US, Malaysian military join Leyte rescue efforts
[Summary] => US Marines and a Malaysian military medical team were set yesterday to join a major international rescue and aid operation after a landslide wiped off the map a barangay in Southern Leyte, including a school with 200 children.
A 32-member Taiwanese search and rescue team arrived yesterday to help search for survivors from the massive landslide last Friday.
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[Title] => Missing US ‘spy plane’ found on roof of Clark duty free store
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Is the US military using sophisticated unmanned aircraft to spy in the areas where Filipino and American troops are holding joint military exercises?
This question surfaced after two workers of a duty free shop here recently found what they claimed was a sophisticated unmanned "spy plane" which was reported to have crashed and was missing somewhere in Clark last February.
[DatePublished] => 2005-10-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => US military sets aside $100,000 for Talon, Phiblex civic projects
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — The US military is spending $100,000 for local services and for medical, dental and civic missions in various communities near the venues of its Talon Vision and Philippine Bilateral Exercise (Phiblex) joint military exercises with the Philippine Armed Forces.
The military exercises started last Sunday in various parts of Luzon.
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[Title] => 4,500 US troops in RP for war games
[Summary] => Philippine and American troops opened joint training exercises yesterday aimed at strengthening the Philippines’ fight against terrorism.Over the next two weeks, 4,500 US Marines and sailors from Okinawa, Japan will join up to 700 Filipino soldiers in the annual training maneuvers, called the "Talon Vision and Amphibious Landing Exercises."
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[Title] => Mediamen covering Balikatan exercises face stringent rules
[Summary] => Local journalists, who have covered Philippine-US military exercises in this former US Air Force base for a number of years, were jolted by stringent media coverage rules which US marine Capt. Burrell Parmer, the US military’s Balikatan 2004 spokesman, announced yesterday.
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BURRELL PARMER
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[Title] => US ship arrives in Subic on goodwill visit
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – The USS Juneau (LPD 10), an Austin-class amphibious transport ship, will be arriving here today (Feb. 23) for a scheduled port visit and a series of goodwill activities in Olongapo City and the rest of Zambales province.
Capt. Burrell Parmer, public affairs officer of the United States Marines’ 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, said more than 600 American sailors and marines will participate in civil-military projects like free medical and dental clinics for indigent patients.
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[Title] => US Marines set to leave after 2-week war drills
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Several thousand US Marines were packing up their equipment yesterday after two weeks of extensive training with Filipino soldiers, officials said.
About 5,700 US Marines and 1,300 Filipino soldiers had roped down from helicopters, parachuted, and stormed the beaches of southwestern Palawan in a series of exercises to improve their counterterrorism and other combat skills.
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[Title] => Nicole returns to Subic
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT ZONE — Exactly one year after she was allegedly raped by a United States Marine inside a van here, the 23-year old complainant in the Subic rape case returned to the place where her alleged assailants dumped her on Nov. 1, 2005.
"On this day last year, I went to the Subic Bay Freeport Zone for a vacation," said "Nicole."
"I was full of life and hope for my future and I was living happily with my family. I never thought that my vacation would end in tragedy," she recalled.
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[Title] => 5,700 US troops coming for war exercises in Luzon
[Summary] => Some 5,700 American military personnel will join Filipino troops this month in major war drills, including live-fire exercises, amphibious landings and ship interdictions, US and Philippine military officials said yesterday.
Unlike recent training in Mindanao, the new joint exercises will not be aimed primarily at battling terrorism but focus on routine drills to enhance both forces’ capabilities to operate together, US Marine Capt. Burrell Parmer said.
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[Title] => Leyte landslide survivor: Prayers saved me
[Summary] => SAINT BERNARD, Southern Leyte — Loreta Marqueda, the second survivor to be pulled out from the landslide that buried the mountain village of Guinsaugon here last Feb. 17, has turned to prayer to help her cope with the loss of two of her children.
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[Title] => US, Malaysian military join Leyte rescue efforts
[Summary] => US Marines and a Malaysian military medical team were set yesterday to join a major international rescue and aid operation after a landslide wiped off the map a barangay in Southern Leyte, including a school with 200 children.
A 32-member Taiwanese search and rescue team arrived yesterday to help search for survivors from the massive landslide last Friday.
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[Title] => Missing US ‘spy plane’ found on roof of Clark duty free store
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Is the US military using sophisticated unmanned aircraft to spy in the areas where Filipino and American troops are holding joint military exercises?
This question surfaced after two workers of a duty free shop here recently found what they claimed was a sophisticated unmanned "spy plane" which was reported to have crashed and was missing somewhere in Clark last February.
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[Title] => US military sets aside $100,000 for Talon, Phiblex civic projects
[Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — The US military is spending $100,000 for local services and for medical, dental and civic missions in various communities near the venues of its Talon Vision and Philippine Bilateral Exercise (Phiblex) joint military exercises with the Philippine Armed Forces.
The military exercises started last Sunday in various parts of Luzon.
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[Title] => 4,500 US troops in RP for war games
[Summary] => Philippine and American troops opened joint training exercises yesterday aimed at strengthening the Philippines’ fight against terrorism.Over the next two weeks, 4,500 US Marines and sailors from Okinawa, Japan will join up to 700 Filipino soldiers in the annual training maneuvers, called the "Talon Vision and Amphibious Landing Exercises."
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[Title] => Mediamen covering Balikatan exercises face stringent rules
[Summary] => Local journalists, who have covered Philippine-US military exercises in this former US Air Force base for a number of years, were jolted by stringent media coverage rules which US marine Capt. Burrell Parmer, the US military’s Balikatan 2004 spokesman, announced yesterday.
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