LOWEN GIL MARQUEZ

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ILOILO CITY – Left wing groups were allowed to search for their two missing colleagues inside a military camp in Antique yesterday.


Capt. Lowen Gil Marquez of the 6th Civil Relations Group said the open house was aimed at showing that the military was not involved in the killing of activists.


"The militants can even enter the barracks and other quarters," he added.


They are also eyeing the camp of the 12th Infantry Battalion in nearby Miag-ao town under Col. Michelin Logronio, he added.


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                    [Summary] => CAMP AGUINALDO  – Apat na rebeldeng New People’s Army (NPA) ang kumpirmadong nasawi makaraang maharang ng tropa ng militar ang pag-atake ng mga rebelde na lumusob sa  kampo na sakop ng Columbio, Sultan Kudarat kamakalawa. Kasalukuyan pang bineberipika ang mga pangalan ng nasawing rebelde na pininiwalaang tauhan ni Ka Al. Sugatan naman si Capt. Lowen Gil Marquez ng Army’s 14th Infantry Battalion at mga sibilyang sina: Ismael Guerrero, Bobby Tolentino, Balong Tolentino at Susing Mangilay na pawang naninirahan sa Lambayong, Sultan Kudarat.
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                    [Title] => Army captain frees self; kills 2 NPA captors
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Army Capt. Lowen Gil Marquez,  of the 47th Infantry Battalion based in Panay Island, chose to fight  New People’s Army (NPA)  rebels who attacked a CAFGU detachment in Colombio, Sultan Kudarat last Sunday even when he was supposed to be off duty.


 At least two rebels were reportedly killed while five others were wounded in  the firefight that lasted for at least two hours. 


Marquez himself was  briefly taken hostage by  the guerrillas, but managed  to free himself and kill two of his captors.


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Militants search Army camp for missing members

By Ronilo Pamonag | April 17, 2007 - 12:00am

ILOILO CITY – Left wing groups were allowed to search for their two missing colleagues inside a military camp in Antique yesterday. Capt. Lowen Gil...

Nation

4 rebelde dedo sa engkuwentro

July 28, 2004 - 12:00am

CAMP AGUINALDO – Apat na rebeldeng New People’s Army (NPA) ang kumpirmadong nasawi makaraang maharang ng tropa ng militar ang pag-atake ng mga rebelde na lumusob sa kampo na sakop ng Columbio, Sultan...

Probinsiya

Army captain frees self; kills 2 NPA captors

July 27, 2004 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Talk of valor. Army Capt. Lowen Gil Marquez, of the 47th Infantry Battalion based in Panay Island, chose to fight New People’s Army (NPA) rebels who attacked a CAFGU detachment in Colombio,...

Nation