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                    [Title] => Ex-Air Force generals hold annual EDSA meet
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Retired Air Force generals who were part of the EDSA People Power revolt in 1986 have their own “ritual” of commemorating the historic event.

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The 2012-2013 officers and directors of the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines (RBAP) are: Edward Leandro Z. Garcia Jr., (Quezon Capital Rural Bank), president; Nicolas R. Tabora (Rural Bank of Rosario Inc.) vice president, Luzon; Enrique P. Abellana [Rural Bank of Barili (Cebu) Inc.], vice president, Visayas; Vittorio Z. Almario (Rural Bank of Mati), vice president for Mindanao; Davidson G. Pascual (San Francisco del Monte Rural Bank), treasurer; Vicente Mendoza, assistant treasurer; Manuel Ramon S. Melencio (Unilink Bank), corporate secretary; Michael Alan Z. Ranillo (Banco Dipolog), assistant corporate secretary; Rene Sayo, Olivia Victorino, Raymund Laki, Paulo Honrado, Ma. Daisu Nafarrete, Rosario Ong Velos, Wilner Palacios, Charles Hotchkiss, directors.
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                    [Title] => 2 US marines hurt in ‘Talon Vision’
                    [Summary] => Two US marines who took part in the Talon Vision  military exercise with Filipino troops were seriously injured in separate accidents at the Philippine Marine base in Ternate, Cavite last week.


One fell off a cliff and suffered a back injury, and the other had a bad fall down a mountain and experienced brain swelling that required emergency surgery, said US military spokesman Capt. Dennis Williams.


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                    [Title] => Japanese peace advocates recall lessons from ‘kamikaze’
                    [Summary] => MABALACAT, Pampanga — Japanese peace advocates are arriving here this weekend to recall the lessons from World War II, specifically from the "kamikaze," the corps of Japanese suicide-bombing pilots who, from 1944 to 1945, launched a total of 2,940 attacks that sank 26 US ships. 


The kamikaze was born in this town, on Oct. 20, 1944 when Japanese Admiral Takijiro Ohnishi founded it with 23 volunteers from the 201st Air Group of the First Air Fleet of the Imperial Nippon Naval Air Force under Commander Asaichi Tamai. 


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                    [Title] => Air Force men goga-ga over tomato, eggplant crossbreed
                    [Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Air Force officials call it kamlong.


Nope, it’s neither a secret military cabal nor another sinister plot. It’s a crossbreed of your ordinary kamatis (tomato) and talong (eggplant) which Air Force men are growing at the Air Force City here.


Brig. Gen. Charles Hotchkiss, commander of the 600th Air Base Wing at the Air Force City which hosts about two-thirds of the Air Force’s manpower, said 18 hectares of the Air Force reservation here are devoted to agriculture.


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                    [Title] => Victor Corpus now a general
                    [Summary] => The Armed Forces of the Philippines has 58 new generals, one of them the controversial chief of the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, Victor Corpus.


Corpus, a member of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class of 1967, was 18th on the list of senior military officers appointed ad interim to the rank of brigadier general or commodore by Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes. The promotion of the new generals was made effective April 16.


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                    [Title] => AFP to get 3 more choppers from US
                    [Summary] => The military is expecting the United States to deliver three combat helicopters soon as part of Washington’s military assistance to the Philippines, a military official said yesterday.


Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya, commander of the military’s Southern Command, said the Huey choppers will be a big boost in military operations.


The military has been redeploying in the past months to meet an upsurge of attacks by communist New People’s Army rebels. Many NPA targets have been civilian facilities like telecommunications and electricity towers.


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                    [Title] => Hueys cleared for takeoff despite Ecija crash
                    [Summary] => Despite the crash of one of its aging Huey helicopters Tuesday, the Air Force is not grounding its fleet of Vietnam War-vintage choppers.


Col. Charles Hotchkiss, deputy commander of the Air Force’s 600th Air Wing based at Clark Field in Pampanga, said that although investigators were still determining what went wrong at Mt. Williams in San Jose City the other day, the crash was apparently not caused by mechanical failure.


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                    [Title] => Palace to release P1.5-M for Pampanga crash victims
                    [Summary] => MABALACAT, Pampanga — President Arroyo braved the heat of the noonday sun and thick dust when she met here yesterday with the families of residents injured when an F-5 jet of the Philippine Air Force crashed into an elementary school last Thursday. 


The President said she would release P1.5 million to provide extra livelihood for families whose homes were damaged by the crash. 


Filipino and American military officials welcomed the President who inspected the compound of the Mabalacat Central Elementary School where the PAF aircraft crashed. 


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                    [Title] => PAF deploys intel agents in Clark, adjoining towns
                    [Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga – Air Force officials here have deployed intelligence operatives within and outside the Clark special economic zone as they expressed readiness to accommodate the US military here in the global war against terrorists.


Lt. Col. Charles Hotchkiss, deputy commander of the 600th Air Base Wing, however, said the red alert they have imposed here following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in the US has been lifted.


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CHARLES HOTCHKISS

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One fell off a cliff and suffered a back injury, and the other had a bad fall down a mountain and experienced brain swelling that required emergency surgery, said US military spokesman Capt. Dennis Williams.


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The kamikaze was born in this town, on Oct. 20, 1944 when Japanese Admiral Takijiro Ohnishi founded it with 23 volunteers from the 201st Air Group of the First Air Fleet of the Imperial Nippon Naval Air Force under Commander Asaichi Tamai. 


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Nope, it’s neither a secret military cabal nor another sinister plot. It’s a crossbreed of your ordinary kamatis (tomato) and talong (eggplant) which Air Force men are growing at the Air Force City here.


Brig. Gen. Charles Hotchkiss, commander of the 600th Air Base Wing at the Air Force City which hosts about two-thirds of the Air Force’s manpower, said 18 hectares of the Air Force reservation here are devoted to agriculture.


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Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya, commander of the military’s Southern Command, said the Huey choppers will be a big boost in military operations.


The military has been redeploying in the past months to meet an upsurge of attacks by communist New People’s Army rebels. Many NPA targets have been civilian facilities like telecommunications and electricity towers.


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Col. Charles Hotchkiss, deputy commander of the Air Force’s 600th Air Wing based at Clark Field in Pampanga, said that although investigators were still determining what went wrong at Mt. Williams in San Jose City the other day, the crash was apparently not caused by mechanical failure.


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The President said she would release P1.5 million to provide extra livelihood for families whose homes were damaged by the crash. 


Filipino and American military officials welcomed the President who inspected the compound of the Mabalacat Central Elementary School where the PAF aircraft crashed. 


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Lt. Col. Charles Hotchkiss, deputy commander of the 600th Air Base Wing, however, said the red alert they have imposed here following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in the US has been lifted.


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