Titlebook: Revolutionary Struggle In The Philippines; Leonard Davis Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 Asi

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US Bases in the Philippines,ommodate Clark Airfield in 1918. Today, Subic Naval Base, headquarters of the US Seventh Fleet, and Clark Air Base, home of the US Air Force’s 13th Squadron, are the two most important US military installations overseas.

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Women in the Struggle, and the years since independence. These periods also provide a convenient framework in which to consider the changing roles and status of women in the archipelago, firstly as part of the evolutionary perspective and, secondly, in describing and evaluating their contribution to the revolutionary struggle.

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Revolutionary Power,The New People’s Army has emerged as Asia’s fastest growing insurgent army, and now operates in 69 out of 73 provinces in the Philippines. The Red commanders and fighters who founded the NPA issued a statement on 29 March 1969 in which they described their aims and objectives. In it they stated:

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Faith, Politics and the Church,With 84 per cent of the population Roman Catholic, and the Philippines the only Christian country in Asia, religion plays an important part in the everyday lives of the people. There is a significant group of Protestants, too, and — as noted in Chapter 2 -more than five million Muslims.

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Revolutionary Roots,t to record a parallel struggle that has continued mainly in Mindanao and which intensified from 1968 onwards, namely, the resistance of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and its Bangsa Moro Army (BMA), representing more than five million Muslims fighting not only for survival but for the recognition of their right to independence.