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The government provides weapons; but after a war, soldiers should be provided aftercare to determine if they can still function properly within the community. The government must take a more proactive role in looking after the welfare of those in charge of protecting civilians.
“He was killed beside me,” Soldier X cried. “I didn’t know what to do. I was next, so I played dead.”
A Ranger CO reveals that his real reward in the aftermath of the Battle of Marawi was never the glory, nor the fame. His true prize was bringing home all 118 men of the 9th Scout Ranger Company alive.
At a young age after college, Christine Banugan had to assume the leadership of their tribal community when her father was gunned down by communists. This is still the sad reality in some of our hinterland barangays.
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Rodolfo ‘Boogie’ Mendoza, a proud member of PMA Class 78, retired Police General, legendary anti-communist intelligence officer, and consummate…
Originally posted on Color My World :
(Fourth of a Series: Summer Suggestions) Flashback: mid-1942. Just a few months removed from the surprise attack on Pearl…
