+ Follow CRISOLITO BALAOING Tag
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[Title] => 13 killed as gov’t troops, MILF clash
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — An Army lieutenant, two soldiers and 10 Moro Islamic Liberation Front rebels were killed while nine others were wounded in fierce gun battles between the MILF and government troops in the Lanao provinces.
Maj. Gen. Crisolito Balaoing of the 4th Infantry "Diamond" Division said three soldiers of the 9th Infantry Battalion were killed in a clash with MILF rebels, who fired rocket-propelled grenades at the soldiers ascending Mt. Gurain on its Munai-Piagapo side in Lanao del Sur at 10 a.m. Saturday.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-10 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Bong Fabe
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[Title] => Manero’s ‘Ilagas’ vow to cut ears of MILF rebels
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Prompted to action by the recent hostile actions of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), at least 600 members of the Ilaga Christian vigilante group have regrouped and vowed to help in the government offensive against terrorist groups in Mindanao.
The Ilagas, known as a fanatical group in the 1970s, have offered assistance to the government in fighting the MILF rebels believed to be responsible for the spate of over 30 bombings and other attacks in various parts of Mindanao since January.
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[Title] => AFP signs deals for boat repairs
[Summary] => It’s time to dust off the shopping list.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines has signed contracts with Britain and Belgium for the upgrade of the Philippine Navy’s patrol boats and the purchase of automatic weapons as part of the AFP’s modernization program.
AFP chief Gen. Roy Cimatu signed a contract last Thursday with the British government to upgrade the weapons systems on three Jacinto-class patrol vessels for the Navy.
Cimatu also signed deals with Belgium’s FN Herstal for 500 Squad Automatic Weapons (SAWs).
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Paolo Romero
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CRISOLITO BALAOING
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[Title] => 13 killed as gov’t troops, MILF clash
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — An Army lieutenant, two soldiers and 10 Moro Islamic Liberation Front rebels were killed while nine others were wounded in fierce gun battles between the MILF and government troops in the Lanao provinces.
Maj. Gen. Crisolito Balaoing of the 4th Infantry "Diamond" Division said three soldiers of the 9th Infantry Battalion were killed in a clash with MILF rebels, who fired rocket-propelled grenades at the soldiers ascending Mt. Gurain on its Munai-Piagapo side in Lanao del Sur at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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[Title] => Manero’s ‘Ilagas’ vow to cut ears of MILF rebels
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Prompted to action by the recent hostile actions of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), at least 600 members of the Ilaga Christian vigilante group have regrouped and vowed to help in the government offensive against terrorist groups in Mindanao.
The Ilagas, known as a fanatical group in the 1970s, have offered assistance to the government in fighting the MILF rebels believed to be responsible for the spate of over 30 bombings and other attacks in various parts of Mindanao since January.
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[Title] => AFP signs deals for boat repairs
[Summary] => It’s time to dust off the shopping list.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines has signed contracts with Britain and Belgium for the upgrade of the Philippine Navy’s patrol boats and the purchase of automatic weapons as part of the AFP’s modernization program.
AFP chief Gen. Roy Cimatu signed a contract last Thursday with the British government to upgrade the weapons systems on three Jacinto-class patrol vessels for the Navy.
Cimatu also signed deals with Belgium’s FN Herstal for 500 Squad Automatic Weapons (SAWs).
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[AuthorID] => 1805432
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