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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Filipino soldiers have resumed counter-terrorism training exercises under US Special Forces instructors at Camp Arturo Enrile in Barangay Malagutay in Zamboanga City.
The second batch of soldiers from the Army’s 27th and 64th Infantry Battalions will undergo six weeks training on marksmanship, tactical maneuvers, night vision capability, and medical evacuation.
Maj. William Medina, US Special Forces training director, told the soldiers to be serious in their training as it could save their lives and their buddies in combat.
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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The US Special Forces now training Filipino soldiers here have modified their program to include counterterrorism strategies to help trainees enhance their capabilities and skills, an American military official said yesterday.
About 102 Filipino soldiers from Central Mindanao are joining the team-level live-fire maneuvers now being conducted to develop trust in their fellow soldiers while conducting an attack or offensive operation.
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WILLIAM MEDINA
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The second batch of soldiers from the Army’s 27th and 64th Infantry Battalions will undergo six weeks training on marksmanship, tactical maneuvers, night vision capability, and medical evacuation.
Maj. William Medina, US Special Forces training director, told the soldiers to be serious in their training as it could save their lives and their buddies in combat.
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About 102 Filipino soldiers from Central Mindanao are joining the team-level live-fire maneuvers now being conducted to develop trust in their fellow soldiers while conducting an attack or offensive operation.
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September 7, 2004 - 12:00am
