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	11th Philippine Scout Battalion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The 11th Philippine Scout Battalion (11th PS) was formed, in 1901, from various provisional infantry companies, of Philippine Scouts, formed in 1899.
		The 11th PS was involved in combat at Samar, Mindanao, and Jolo.
		In 1917, this battallion was reformed into the 1st Philippine Artillery Regiment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/11th_Philippine_Scout_Battalion (87 words)

	1st Cavalry Division
		The famed 1st Cavalry Division was baptized by fire and blood on the western plains in an era of horse-mounted cavalry.
		The 1st Cav returned to the United States on May 5, 1971 where it was reorganized as the "First Triple Capability (TRICAP) Division." This TRICAP designation stemmed from its organization, consisting of an armored brigade, a mechanized infantry brigade, an airmobile brigade, and support troops tailored to assist the combat elements of the division.
		"1st Cavalry Division on Leyte." Cav Jrnl 54 (Jan/Feb 1945): pp.
	lewis184.home.mchsi.com /1st_cavalry_division.htm (5325 words)

	CHARLES BRAY's Philippine Journal
		Her kidnapping was among a string of abductions targeting affluent members of the ethnic Chinese community in Manila that led Arroyo to lift a four-year moratorium on the death penalty.
		In August 20th 2003, the Philippines are marking the 20th anniversary of the assassination of Benigno Aquino, one of the most crucial figures in the country's recent history.
		In September 1st 2004, A Philippines army doctor has confirmed figures for the high rate of tuberculosis infection in the army which were released by the Department of Health last week.
	www.greatestcities.com /users/cbray5003/Asia/Philippines (7304 words)

	1st Battalion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The 1st Battalion 163d Field Artillery was originally organized in the Indiana Army National Guard in Southwest Indiana as the 2nd Battalion 139th Field Artillery.
		It was at this time the former elements were reorganized and redesignated as the 163d Field Artillery, a parent regiment under the Combat Arms Regimental System, to consist of the 1st Battalion, an element of the 38th Infantry Division.
		The nickname "river rats" although fondly remembered gave way to the "Nighthawks" of the 76th and because of the artillery distinction, was further known at the "Redhawks" of the "Nighthawk" brigade.
	www.indianamilitary.org /38THINFDIV/Units/1st_battalion163FA.htm (519 words)

	1st Philippine Artillery Regiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The 1st Philippine Artillery Regiment was provisionally formed, in 1917, at Fort Stotsenburg, from the 11th and 12th Philippine Scout Battalions, by the 2nd Philippine Artillery Regiment.
		In 1922, this unit was reformed into the 24th Field Artillery Regiment (PS).
		This page was last modified 09:23, 17 August 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1st_Philippine_Artillery_Regiment (81 words)

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		This 1st Regiment was part of the Provisional Brigade sent to the Panamanian Isthmus to prevent the landing of any force which might threaten the railroads and the site of 6 the proposed canal in the newly recognized Republic of Panama.
		On 1 November 1931, the 1st Marines, as a regiment, was disbanded.
		After minor probing punctuated by sporadic artillery and mortar fire, the Japanese hit the Marine lines during the latter part of October to again be repulsed with a loss of 12 tanks and some 600 troops in the 1st Marines' sector.
	www.au.af.mil /au/awc/awcgate/usmchist/1967.txt (13705 words)

	las pias city - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Las Pias City is one of the cities and municipalities that comprise Metro Manila in the Philippines.
		Like other cities in the Philippines, Las Pias City is governed by a Mayor and Vice mayor elected to three-year terms.
		Then, with the founding of the Metropolitan Manila Area (now Metro Manila) in 1976, Las Pias became one of the municipalities and cities comprising the region.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/las-pias-city (773 words)

	Philippine Army Mobilization and Training (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		A rough estimate of the number of men in the Philippine Army, therefore, would be approximately 120,000, a figure which is confirmed by later reports on the number of men surrendered and by postwar claims for back pay and pensions.
		Coast artillery schools were established at Fort Mills (Corregidor) and Fort Wint (Grande Island), and field artillery cadres were trained at the Philippine Army training center at Camp Dau, near Fort Stotsenburg, Two engineer schools were established, with instructors from the 14th Engineer Regiment (PS), the engineer component of the Philippine Division.
		The 31st Field Artillery Regiment began mobilizing on 12 December, after the outbreak of war, and was finally organized with two battalions on 26 December, after the division had already moved to Bataan.
	c.1asphost.com /scanhead25/philtraining.htm (2247 words)

	4th Battalion, 1st Field Artillery
		The 4th Battalion, 1st Field Artillery was organized in 1792 in the Regular Army near Fort Wayne, Indiana, as Captain Moses Porter's Company of Artillery of the 3d Sublegion, Legion of the United States.
		In 1846, Company E, 1st Regiment of Artillery fought with General Zachary Taylor during the Mexican War, during which the artillery often proved to be the decisive factor at places such as Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma, and Monterey.
		The 1st Regiment of Artillery fought and protected the force valiantly--with E Company participating in the preponderance of the fighting--losing a total of 197 officers and soldiers over the 4 years of conflict.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/agency/army/4-1fa.htm (545 words)

	1st Battalion - 6th Field Artillery
		The 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery was constituted and organized in 1798 as the 3rd Battalion, 2nd Regiment of Artillerists and Engineers at Fort Jay, New York.
		Between 16 October 1939 and 1 August 1940, the battalion was relieved from it association with the 1st Infantry Division, assigned to the 8th Infantry Division, and deactivated.
		1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery deployed to the Balkans from 10 April 1997 until 10 October 1997 participating in Operation Joint Guard in Bosnia and from 10 December 1999 until 10 June 2000 participating in Operation Joint Guardian in Kosovo.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/agency/army/1-6fa.htm (489 words)

	Philippine Scouts Heritage Society
		The fall of the Philippines was the largest defeat of an American armed force in the history of the United States, and the Bataan Death March was the most brutal series of war crimes ever committed against surrendering American or Philippine soldiers.
		In mid-December 2005 a Philippine Scouts History exhibit was donated to the Veterans Memorial Museum in Huntsville, Alabama and dedicated to the in memory of Major Eriberto Caranto, 57th Infantry (PS).
		The Philippine Division was created in 1922 based on two US infantry regiments (15th and 31st) and two Philippine Scout regiments (45th and 57th) patch was also adopted on July 8, 1922 and features a gold carabao (symbolizing the Philippines) on a red shield.
	www.philippine-scouts.org (1964 words)

	91st COASTAL ARTILLERY (PHILIPPINE SCOUTS)
		The ;primary concern was the Japanese artillery that shelled the Fort from Cavite Province and later from the Pico de Loro Hills.
		The Battery was engaged in frequent artillery duals with the Japanese.
		1st Lieutenant Davis was promoted to Captain and transferred from Battery Hanna to command Battery F. On February 15, the Battery destroyed a Japanese patrol with its 75mm guns.
	corregidor.org /chs_munson/91st.htm (2883 words)

	Philippine Marine Corps Date Upd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Philippine Marines are mandated by Philippine law to have 400 officers and 7,700 enlisted personnel.
		Designated the 1st Marine Battalion, 2nd Marine Battalion, 3rd Marine Battalion, 4th Marine Battalion, 5th Marine Battalion, 6th Marine Battalion, 7th Marine Battalion, 8th Marine Battalion, 9th Marine Battalion, and 10th Marine Battalion Nominally 3 battalions per brigade (designated 1st, 2nd and 3rd Marine Brigades).
		Armor and artillery units are detached and assigned to support deployed marine units.
	home.comcast.net /~manokski/philippine_marine_corps_date_upd.htm (529 words)

	A short Philippine History before the 1898 Revolution
		Departing on the 31st of October 1527 the fleet sighted the islets of Surigao on the 1st of February 1528.
		He arrived at Baganga Bay in Davao Oriental on February 2, 1543 and named the area "Philippines" in honor to Philip the Prince of Asturias, son and successor of Charles V to the throne of Spain.
		The ceiling of the shrine of Magellan’s Cross, in Cebu, Philippines.
	sspxasia.com /Newsletters/2001/Oct-Dec/A_short_Philippine_History.htm (5134 words)

	Philippines
		The flag of the Philippines shall be red, white and blue, with a sun and three stars as consecrated and honored by the people and recognized by law.
		The Philippine flag has remained basically unchanged since it was designed shortly after the Spanish-American War of 1898 (but see our page on the history of the flag).
		The unique nature of the Philippine flag presents a problem in the use of terms in the FIS usage symbols, particularly those which are for use by the military (represented by the third column of usage symbols).
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/ph.html (1715 words)

	1st Cav
		Symbolism: The device is a miniature reproduction of the 1st Cavalry Division's shoulder sleeve insignia with the addition of two five-pointed stars.
		When the 1st Cavalry was activated in 1921, a request was made that interested persons should submit designs for a unit shoulder patch.
		The horse's head symbolizes the love of the cavalryman for his mount, and is placed on the patch facing forward, symbolic of the charge.
	www.cavhooah.com /1st.htm (4083 words)

	US ARMY FIELD & COAST ARTILLERY 1931
		The two artillery branches, Field Artillery (FA) and the Coast Artillery Corps (CA), both used scarlet and yellow as branch colors.
		The Coast Artillery's nickname, "Cosmoliners," derived from the preservative grease used to protect coastal guns from the corrosive effects of salt air and spray.
		During World War II, the Coast Artillery saw little action in its traditional role, but CA units formed the nucleus of the Army's antiaircraft artillery force.
	tmg110.tripod.com /usarmyh1.htm (512 words)

	1st Battalion 22nd Infantry Battles & History
		1st Battle Group, 22nd Infantry and remained assigned to the 4th Infantry Division (with its organic elements being concurrently constituted and activated).
		It was reorganized and redesignated on 1 October l963 as the 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry.
		The 1st Battalion remained with the 4th Division until the Division left VN, and then came under command of IFFV (1st Field Force).
	1-22infantry.org /history/historytitle.htm (1526 words)

	Welcome to 70th ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY BATTALION
		The 70th ANTIAIRCRAFT ARTILLERY BATTALION was constituted 5 September 1928 in the Organized Reserve as the 1st Battalion, 562d Coast Artillery (Antiaircraft) and allotted to the Third Corps area.
		Redesignated 30 November 1928 as the 1st Battalion, 917th Coast Artillery (Antiaircraft) and organized in Virginia during 1929.
		DISTINCTIVE INSIGNIA: The distinctive insignia is the shield and motto of the coat of arms; the sample was approved for the 917th Coast Artillery on 17 December 1935.
	www.military.com /HomePage/UnitPageFullText/0,13476,719179,00.html (435 words)

	The Wainwright Papers - Table of Armaments
		Neither of the Philippine Coast Artillery regiments was capable of operating independently.
		All gun batteries on the Coast Artillery forts were the responsibility of the four American Coast Artillery regiments: 59
		CA (PA) did not man this battery., and their personnel were used as ammo carriers, laborers, and gophers for the two Philippine Scouts batteries on the fort.
	corregidor.org /chs_battery1/ordnance.htm (429 words)

	A Philippine Wedding & Corregidor Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Because October 1st marks China's National Holiday, and is celebrated for 7 days, I was able to remain after the wedding, to join the foreign guest's private tour of the Philippines.
		One hears of kidnappings in the Philippines, but on the plane back to Hong Kong I was sitting next to a lady I met at the 'check in', and she related how her son had been kidnapped, even though the family was only 'well off', not rich.
		Well, while Americans who have a vested interest in Philippine history might have found the tour interesting, this Australian was not the slightest bit interested in the long string of Famous American names that owned this and that place (which disappeared into oblivion at 100 kmph without the chance to photograph this apparently famous place).
	magic-city-news.com /printer_4722.shtml (4836 words)

	1st Airborne Battle Group History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Mortar Battery, composed of 13 officers and 130 enlisted men, was organic to the Battle Group, and consisted of a battery headquarters, a battery detail, five forward observer sections, an ammunition section, two firing platoons, a fire direction center, and a liaison section.
		The 1st Airborne Battle Group 506th Infantry was reorganized on 3 February 1964, forming the 1st Battalion (Airborne) and the 2nd Battalion (Airborne) 506th Infantry.
		With the creation of these two Battalions, the fine and exemplary traditions of the 506th Parachute Infantry, gained in both peace and war, were to be carried forward by a new generation of Currahees, many who were not yet born when the 506th made their drop in Normandy and their stand at Bastogne.
	www.506infantry.org /hisabnbgarticle01.html (1904 words)

	7TH BATTALION 11TH FIELD ARTILLERY
		The arms of Lorraine have three alerions on a red bend, the field being gold to which is added to the insignia of the 6th Division.
		The crest of the canton represents formation of the regiment by transfer of personnel from the 6th Field Artillery.
		The crest is a fl lion rampant taken from the arms of Stenay in commemoration of the principal action of the regiment, which was in support of the 89th Division during the crossing of the Meuse near Stenay.
	cybersarges.tripod.com /711arty.html (825 words)

	Philippine Air Force History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Volunteers from the Philippine National Guard were accepted for flight training at Fort Mills on Corregidor Island, home of the 1st Company, 2nd Squadron of the US Army Signal Corps.
		The pilot trainees were instead assigned to the Artillery Corps at Fort Stotsenberg (later renamed Clark Air Base) in Pampanga, as part of the Philippine division of the National Guard.
		In another of those painful ironies in the history of the Air Force, these surplus aircraft and equipment were sold instead to the Philippine Militia Commission, which at that time still had no pilots and aircraft maintenance personnel to speak of.
	www.paf.mil.ph /HISTORY/history02.html (473 words)

	The Philippine-American War (1899-1902) from Filipino-Americans.com
		He made the declaration after the Philippine Commission reported to Roosevelt that the recent “insurrection” in the Philippines was over and a general and complete state of peace existed.
		During the duration of the war, the Philippines was ruled by the president of the United States in his capacity as commander-in-chief of the United States Armed Forces.
		The next stage in the development of civil government in the Philippines was the passing of the Cooper Act on July 1, 1902, or the Philippine Bill of 1902.
	www.filipino-americans.com /filamwar.html (7214 words)

	US Army's Philippine Scouts - Asia Finest Discussion Forum
		Little known outside the Philippines and largely forgotten by the U.S. Army of which they were a proud part, the Scouts were soldiers par excellence.
		In the ensuing two decades, the Philippine Scouts took part in subduing the fierce and warlike Moro tribes on the island of Mindanao and in the Jolo Archipelago and in establishing tranquility throughout the islands.
		A strength of 6000 was authorized and tactical units were created with designations of the regular military establishment, but with the suffix (PS) indicating "Philippine Scout." The Philippine Division was activated with two infantry regiments, the 45th (PS) and the 57th (PS) subordinate to the 23rd Infantry Brigade of the Philippine Scouts.
	www.asiafinest.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=28525 (1591 words)

	The Philippine Islands
		Losing two of his ships, one by shipwreck and the other by mutiny and desertion, the celebrated explorer battled his way round the promontory now known as Cape Horn with the remaining three vessels, and on the 26th of November, 1520, sailed triumphantly into the Pacific Ocean.
		rom 1764 onwards the history of the Philippines offers no points of particular interest to outside nations until the year 1896 is reached, a year which marked the beginning of the end of Spanish rule, and which brought to the front a leader of men capable of great undertakings.
		That leader was Aguinaldo the Philippine, and with his name is so intimately entwined the history of the revolutionary movement, that in describing the career of this remarkable man we shall bring the narrative of events up to the present day.
	www.univie.ac.at /Voelkerkunde/apsis/aufi/younghb/chapt01.htm (1088 words)

	Artillery Ammo Boxes, Artillery Ammo Boxes information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		and locals, the sandbags on the floors of the "deuce-and-a-halfs", the mud, wooden ammo boxes and artillery shell containers littering the base areas, the calls for artillery and air support, the...
		that the tanks and artillery were the primary reason that...
		Wary of stray artillery shells and snipers --for there was marsh and...
	www.ammunitionammo.com /ammo7/artilleryammoboxes (3311 words)

	1st California
		On May 25, the 1st California steamed for the Philippines, where it arrived on June 30.
		The First California took its rush training, was mustered into the U. forces, and left San Francisco May 26, 1898, with the rest of the expedition, on the transportsCity of Pekin, Australia, and City of Sydney, 115 officers and 2386 enlisted men.
		This gave rise to trouble, as the Filipinos fired wildly from behind the American line, using cannon (bearing dates 1803 and 1874), and thereby drawing a return fire from the Spanish trenches that killed 3 and wounded 7 of the 23rd Regulars.
	www.spanamwar.com /1stCAinf.htm (2035 words)

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