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[Title] => Majority of Sulu residents welcome Balikatan 03-1
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A majority of residents of Sulu have welcomed the holding of the joint Philippine-US military exercise and humanitarian mission in the island chain."The majority of the people here welcome the holding of the Balikatan 03-1, citing the benefit that (they) will get not only in terms of peace and order but also infrastructure and other humanitarian missions," said Col. Alexander Aleo, commander of the Army’s 104th Infantry Brigade.
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[Title] => Sulu still most likely site for next Balikatan – Abaya
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The US military is still considering Sulu as the venue for the Balikatan 03-1 exercises and not any other area in Mindanao, top military officials said.
Incoming Armed Forces chief of staff Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya said Sulu, which was originally chosen as the next site of the joint RP-US military exercise, remained the top priority of the US military.
Abaya did not elaborate on why the US still prefers to hold the military exercises in the province despite the reported opposition of its local leaders and residents.
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JOSEPH WEBER
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[Title] => Majority of Sulu residents welcome Balikatan 03-1
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[Title] => Sulu still most likely site for next Balikatan – Abaya
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The US military is still considering Sulu as the venue for the Balikatan 03-1 exercises and not any other area in Mindanao, top military officials said.
Incoming Armed Forces chief of staff Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya said Sulu, which was originally chosen as the next site of the joint RP-US military exercise, remained the top priority of the US military.
Abaya did not elaborate on why the US still prefers to hold the military exercises in the province despite the reported opposition of its local leaders and residents.
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