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Platoons of U.S. Navy servicemen parading for the Philippine Carnival, Plaza Goiti, Manila. Feb 22, 1911. Japanese Colonization In The Philippines, Pananakop Ng Espanyol Sa Pilipinas, American Period In The Philippines, Spanish Era Philippines Aesthetic, Philippines Pictures, New Manila, Philippine History, Filipino Heritage, History Background

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Platoons of U.S. Navy servicemen parading for the Philippine Carnival, Plaza Goiti, Manila. Feb 22, 1911.

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American Servicemen posing with a Carabao and with the locals in a township / sitio. undated, probably either in Lucena or in Tayabas. - simoun (image: Cpl. Joseph W. Kwiatkoski Company D, 9th Infantry US Army) Post Colonial Period In The Philippines, Pananakop Ng Espanyol Sa Pilipinas, American Period In The Philippines, Philippine Society, Primary Sources Activities, Filipino History, Philippines Manila, Philippine Government, Background Plain

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American Servicemen posing with a Carabao and with the locals in a township / sitio. undated, probably either in Lucena or in Tayabas. - simoun (image: Cpl. Joseph W. Kwiatkoski Company D, 9th Infantry US Army)

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The engagement was a two-part battle. The first phase was a brief victory for the young Filipino general Gregorio del Pilar over the American Cavalry led by Major J. Franklin Bell, where Bell's advance was stopped. In the second phase of the battle, Bell was reinforced by the 1st Nebraskan Infantry and the Nebraskans routed the Filipinos, but not before they repelled a cavalry charge that killed Colonel John M. Stotsenburg. American Period In The Philippines, Armed Forces Of The Philippines, Philippine Revolution, Bulacan Philippines, Philippine History, Philippine Art, History Posters, Painting Competition, Quezon City

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Battle of Quingua By Painter: Mitchell V. Doren The Battle of Quingua was fought on April 23, 1899, in Quingua — now Plaridel, Bulacan, Philippines, during the Philippine-American War.

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IFUGAO CONSTABULARY SOLDIERS (1715 X 985 pixels) Photographic Image Published by The Macmillan Company, New York. 1914 "These men are brave, efficient, and loyal. They shoot with extraordinary accuracy. The Filipino officer at the left, Lieutenant Maximo Meimban, has long rendered efficient service in Ifugao." -Dean Conant Worcester [1914] (Secretary of the Interior of the Philippine Islands) Men Are Brave, Marshal Law, Tacloban City, Philippine History, Philippine Islands, Airborne Army, Philippines Fashion, Philippine Women, Philippines Culture

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IFUGAO CONSTABULARY SOLDIERS (1715 X 985 pixels) Photographic Image Published by The Macmillan Company, New York. 1914 "These men are brave, efficient, and loyal. They shoot with extraordinary accuracy. The Filipino officer at the left, Lieutenant Maximo Meimban, has long rendered efficient service in Ifugao." -Dean Conant Worcester [1914] (Secretary of the Interior of the Philippine Islands)

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The Best Time to Travel in the Philippines: 7 Ultimate Considerations - The Pearl Odyssey Philippine Revolution Art, Philippine History Art, Buwan Ng Wika Drawing, History Of The Philippines, Philippine Revolution, Philippine Travel, Philippine History, History Drawings, Best Time To Travel

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The Filipinos /Photo Montage of the Japanese Army Propaganda Magazine "FRONT" 1944 issue showing the People of Japanese Ocuppied Philippines. Army Propaganda, Propaganda Magazine, Famous Photos, Photo Montage, Philippines, Magazine, Japan, History, Fictional Characters

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