ACTUAL VIDEO Mga Militar Ng U.S Nagsidatingan Na Sa Pilipinas Para Sa Sanib Pwersang Pagsasanay
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Matapos ang pagdating ng mga kagamitang pangdigma ng US sa Subic International Airport, sunod namang dumating sa bansa ang daang-daang militar ng US.
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Sila ang US Marines na kabilang sa 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment.
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Ang mga Amerikanong sundalong ito ay kalahok sa pinakamalaking military exercises sa bansa na Balikatan Military Exercises 2023.
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Lumapag ang mga ito sa Subic International Airport at inaasahang madami pa ang mga paparating ngayong araw.
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Pero bago yan, ilang araw ang nakalipas na unang dumating sa bansa ang US Army kung saan nagturo ang mga ito ng Humanitarian Aid Disaster Relief Seminar sa Local Government Unit ng Claveria, Cagayan.
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Dumating din ang US Air Force sa bansa para sa groundbreaking ceremony ng Community Healthcare Center na proyekto sa Valer Aurora.
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Habang abala ang China sa kanilang pagsasanay sa Taiwan Strait, dumating din sa bansa ang naglalakihan at ibat-ibang kagamitang pangdigma ng US sakay ng J-17 at MC-130J.
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Hindi lang yan dahil dumaong din ang USN Escape Henry, isang malaking cargo ship ng US upang maghatid ng ibat-ibang mga sasakyang gagamitin sa Balikatan Exercises.
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Ayon sa China, ang mga hakbang na ginagawa ng US tulad ng pagsasanay at pagtatayo ng mga base sa Pilipinas ay isang provokasyon at magpapalalalang sa pagkakaibigan ng China at Pilipinas.
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Ang tanong nila, bakit daw ito pinapayagan ni Pangulong Marcos Jr. na magtayo ng mga base sa Pilipinas?
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At ang sagot naman ni Pangulong Marcos sa tanong na yan ng China, hindi naman gagamitin ng EDCA sa mga offensive actions laban sa mga bansa.
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Dagdag pa ng Pangulo ay hindi ito dapat ipag-alala ng China dahil pinapalakas lamang na ito ang defense posture ng Pilipinas.
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Hindi tayo papayag na gamitin ang mga bases natin para sa kahit anong offensive action. Ito ay para lamang tulungan ang Pilipinas kapag nangangailangan ng tulong ang Pilipinas.
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Kaya kung wala namang sumusugod sa atin, hindi na sila kailangan mag-alala dahil hindi naman sila natin lalabanan.
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Ang ginagawa lamang natin ay patuloy natin at pinapatibay natin ang depensa ng ating teritoryo, ang pagdepensa ng Republika.
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Meron na tayong kampo dyan dati pa. At ang kaibahan lamang sa ginawa natin dito, ang EDCA ay binibigyan natin ng pagkakataon ang ating only treaty partner which is the US.
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At kung Armed Forces of the Philippines naman ang tatanungin, sagot nila ay hindi pwedeng magpabaya ang Pilipinas dahil kung maging pabaya ito ay mananakawan ito.
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Kaya mahigpit ang pagbabantay ng Pilipinas sa mga sobiranya nito kasama ang bansang tunay na kaalyado upang huwag manakawan.
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If they know that you're prepared, bring it back to a house. If they know that you're prepared, you won't be able to go in and steal.
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And if you don't want to steal, prepare yourself. Because if you let them know, you'll really go in and steal. We do not side with anyone.
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Ang sa atin lang naman is ang ating interest, magprotektahan natin.
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Ang balikatan exercise ay magsisimula ngayong araw April 11 at matatapos sa April 28.
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12,600 ang kalahok sa pagsasanay na ito kaya naman sa dami ng mga kasali at para maragdagan pa ang mga kaalaman nito,
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ay ipinadala ng US ang iba't ibang makabagong kagamitan nito tulad ng CB-22 Osprey at ang tinatawag nilang The Guardian of the Sky, ang MQ-9 Reaper drone.
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Samantala habang abala ang mga kasunduluan sa pagsasanay ay mayroon namang mga kabataan na hindi ko alam kung ano ang laman ng utak ng mga ito
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na may pawelga-welga pa at gustong paalisin ang mga Amerikanong sundalo sa bansa.
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Mga kabataang unang magtatago sakaling umatake ang China o baka pakawala ito ng China.
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Panoorin natin ang maikling video nito.
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Itigil ang baligatan exercises! Itigil!
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Junk, junk BFA! Junk, junk BFA!
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Junk, junk MDT! Junk, junk MDT!
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US troops out now! US troops out now!
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US troops out now! US troops out now!
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Militar sa kanayunan! Palayasin! Palayasin!
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Militar sa kanayunan!
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Abala din ngayon ang South Korea sa pagsasanay pero nangako naman itong bibisita sa baligatan exercises sa bansa.
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Samantala ang Japan ay darating din sa bansa habang patuloy ang modernisasyon nito at paghahanda
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dahil isa sila sa mga bansang makikipagsagupa sa China sakaling sumiklam man ang digmaan.
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Ang Japan at South Korea ito ang mga bansang laging nakasoporta sa Pilipinas.
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Maaasahan din ang mga ito kapag merong kalamidad sa bansa dahil magpapadalaga nito ng mga tulong at mga kinakailangan ng bansa.
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At panoorin muna natin ang aktual video ng pagdating ng USN Escape Henry at mga sundalong Amerikano.
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Pagdating ng USN Escape Henry at magpapadalaga nito ng mga tulong at mga kinakailangan ng bansa.
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Pagdating ng USN Escape Henry at magpapadalaga nito ng mga tulong at mga kinakailangan ng bansa.
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Pagdating ng USN Escape Henry at magpapadalaga nito ng mga tulong at mga kinakailangan ng bansa.
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Pagdating ng USN Escape Henry at magpapadalaga nito ng mga tulong at mga kinakailangan ng bansa.
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Pagdating ng USN Escape Henry at magpapadalaga nito ng mga kinakailangan ng bansa.
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At pakinggan naman natin ang pahayag ng ilang US Marines na naghatid ng military equipment para sa balikatan military exercise.
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My name is Staff Sergeant Amazon, first name Morgan. My job title, I am the FIT Chief for 23 Balikatan and my unit is the JMCC.
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My job is to compile all the units information for the gear list that they're bringing out here.
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Create load plans and contract out TTs and HE support so that they can get from the port over to the training area in order to execute.
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Yeah, that was a tough one. So the importance of my role is I coordinate all the support for the units coming in.
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So, i.e. instead of a mobility officer for every single unit going out and doing their own contract to get from the port to training area, training area back to port.
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I'm the one person that brings in all that information and handles it for the unit.
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So once they get here, they have time to stand up, get their own contracts in place at the training area where it really matters and we take care of the delivery for them essentially.
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So, just take some of that additional stress off of the units because they already have a lot going on.
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So, for today's example, we have about 100 TTs going out today, another 100 tomorrow and then about 50 the next day.
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We have Army gear going out today. It helps get the entire 1 ADA. It helps to get them into place so that they can start executing their mission as well as 38th Brigade.
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We have the Air Force that's going out today. The importance of them going out is so they get their K loader, they can start doing air operations over there at Clark.
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And then we have some Marine Corps here going out today and the next three days so that they can start doing the, executing the training exercises during their convoys, whatever the live fire is, patrolling, stuff like that to help build that relationship with the Filipinos in the military.
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Corporal Whitehouse, I'm a 0431 Logistics Embarkation Specialist with Marine Marine Communication Squadron 18.
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So, my role during the exercise is to take accountability of the gear as it offloads the boat at the beginning of the exercise and then to ensure it actually gets to where it needs to go.
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So, like today, I'm here making sure all the mall units, their gear gets on the correct TTs to go to the correct site.
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Then at the end of the exercise, I'll be back out here to ensure the correct gear gets on the correct boat.
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So, my importance of the role is making sure gear accountability is taken care of.
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So, at the end of the day, I'm the person that makes sure people and gear go to where they need to go.
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Without us, there's like no, no one keeping track of what's going on.
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So, ours is benefiting just to ensure that the Marines that are out here actually needing to do the exercise, so comms, mostly for my unit, they have the right gear that they need and it got to where they needed it to be.
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My name is Captain Javier Perez. I am the Task Force 763 Strategic Mobility Officer.
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I'm here in Balacatan 2023 acting as the Joint Movement Control Center Officer in Charge.
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We're currently located in the Republic of the Philippines, specifically Subic Bay International Airport as the Joint Movement Control Center OIC.
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I'm here managing the team that is offloading aircraft that are coming into the Philippines in support of Balacatan.
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We also operate in areas such as the new container terminal, which is the seaport.
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As the JMCCOIC, my job is to ensure that the throughput of equipment and personnel within the airport and other areas of the Philippines are done effectively.
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As the JMCCOIC, my job is to ensure that the throughput of equipment and personnel within the airport and other areas of the Philippines are done effectively.
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Balacatan stands for shoulder to shoulder.
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It's a bilateral exercise that we're conducting with the Philippines.
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What's special about this specific Balacatan, it's actually one of the largest ones that have been conducted.
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And we expect to achieve many wonderful objectives with our Filipino counterparts.
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The service members are currently working for me.
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The most important thing I hope they take away from this exercise, especially working inside the JMCC,
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is really experience the joint flavor of this exercise and understand what it is to work with other service components, especially for a common goal.
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This is very important as we move forward into the future and depend on our service members from other communities to assist us.
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We need to show our partners that this is a joint effort.
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And the best way to do it is through Balacatan.
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The JMCC really has a great team.
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Like I mentioned earlier, with the different service components that are operating within the team, it really does feel like a family.
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And we've already experienced a lot of long days managing several flights, several ships that have come through the area.
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And you can really tell the bond that has been developed between each billet here.
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I have different MOSs from different services and being able to cross-pollinate and really understand what each other do on a day-to-day basis has been important for us to be successful here.
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I'm very proud of the team that I have out here with me in Balacatan.
