- Mary
Grace Pango Baloyo (October 30, 1973 –
March 26, 2001) was a
Filipino flight officer in the
Philippine Air
Force who
posthumously became the first...
-
Major Rodney Baloyo, he
ordered the
Police Officer 2
Anthony Lacsamana to
conduct a raid on the area; however,
Lacsamana denied Baloyo's claim. Senator...
- anti-illegal drug unit led by
Police Chief Inspector (now
Police Major)
Rodney Baloyo launched an
operation against a
certain Chinese national inside a subdivision...
-
Valor recipients is
currently given as forty-one (41). However, Mary
Grace Baloyo, a
Philippine Air
Force pilot who died in a
crash on 26
March 2001 and is...
- del Norte, it
continued its transformation. In the 1971
local elections Baloyo,
after 16
years in office, was
replaced by
Gelacio "Yayong" Gementiza. Fortunately...
- operations. On
November 29, 2013,
twelve police officers, led by
Major Rodney Baloyo,
conduct a raid on Mexico, Pampanga, and
seized 36.68 kg (80.9 lb) of methamphetamine...
-
turboprop Super Tucano bomber planes. An
earlier female pilot was Mary
Grace Baloyo who
operated the OV-10
Bronco and died in 2001. Fernandez,
Edwin (April...
-
Highest Achievement Award for
Certified Internal Auditor exam. Mary
Grace Baloyo – was a
First lieutenant in the
Philippine Air
Force who
posthumously received...
- (1899–1979),
English actress Grace Ayensu,
Ghanaian politician Mary
Grace Baloyo (died 2001),
First Lieutenant in the
Philippine Air
Force Grace Bannister...
-
Gonzaga Grace (1812–1897),
American religious sister and
nurse Mary
Grace Baloyo (1973–2001),
Filipino military aviator Mary
Grace Borel (1915–1998), American...
