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Maj. Gen. Glicerio Sua, commander of Army forces in Western Mindanao, said bandit leader Harkim Hamid, alias Abu Aswad, surrendered to Marine Lt. Col. Eugene Clemens in Tapiantana island off Sumisip town.


His 18 cohorts followed suit and surrendered to Marine forces in Barangay Manggal, also in Sumisip.


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                    [Title] => Crashed Chinook’s engine, flight data recorder found
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A deep-sea salvage crew has recovered the flight voice and data recorder, or blackbox, and the engine of the ill-fated MH-47E "Chinook" helicopter that crashed off Negros Oriental last Feb. 22, a US military spokeswoman said yesterday.


US Army Maj. Cynthia Teramae, spokeswoman for US forces participating in the joint RP-US military exercises, said the blackbox was recovered on Saturday, only minutes after the recovery of the bodies of five US servicemen who were on board the helicopter.


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                    [Title] => Sayyaf suspects face kidnap, murder raps
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The seven Abu Sayyaf extremists captured during a raid on their safe house here are not innocent civilians but actually facing multiple kidnapping and murder charges before a Basilan regional trial court, the Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom) said yesterday.


Southcom spokesman Lt. Col. Danilo Servando said the seven bandits were captured in a dawn raid on their safehouse in Barangay Sta. Barbara on the strength of a warrant of arrest issued two years ago.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - War games
                    [Summary] => This has got to be the strangest military exercise ever between the Philippines and the United States. The "Balikatan" war games won’t seem almost real; in fact the battles will be for real.
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EDITORIAL - Find them, annihilate them

June 8, 2002 - 12:00am

"They will not get away with it." We’ve heard several versions of that presidential warning since Abu Sayyaf terrorists raided the Dos Palmas resort in Palawan a year ago, seizing 20 guests and workers...

Opinion

Abu leader, 18 followers surrender

By Roel Pareño | April 16, 2002 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY – An Abu Sayyaf ringleader and his 18 cohorts surrendered to pursuing government troopers in Basilan over the weekend – the biggest group of bandit surrenderees since July last year. Maj....

Headlines

Crashed Chinook’s engine, flight data recorder found

By Roel Pareño | April 2, 2002 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — A deep-sea salvage crew has recovered the flight voice and data recorder, or blackbox, and the engine of the ill-fated MH-47E "Chinook" helicopter that crashed off Negros Oriental...

Headlines

Sayyaf suspects face kidnap, murder raps

April 2, 2002 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — The seven Abu Sayyaf extremists captured during a raid on their safe house here are not innocent civilians but actually facing multiple kidnapping and murder charges before a Basilan regional...

Headlines

EDITORIAL - War games

January 16, 2002 - 12:00am

This has got to be the strangest military exercise ever between the Philippines and the United States. The "Balikatan" war games won’t seem almost real; in fact the battles will be for real.

Opinion