- are ****igned to the island.
Rancudo Airfield,
named after the
former Philippine Air
Force Commanding General, Jose L.
Rancudo, is a
military and civilian...
-
General Jose
Rancudo,
Commanding General of the
Philippine Air Force. In
February 1992, the
Armed Forces of the
Philippines named the
runway "
Rancudo Airfield"...
- (Amanpulo) Airstrip, Cuyo (Pamalican Island) Old
Busuanga Airstrip,
Busuanga Rancudo Airfield,
Kalayaan (military)
Tarumpitao Point Airfield,
Rizal Port of...
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Caliber (mm)
Tubes Weapon name
Country of
origin Operational period 70 24
Rancudo Philippines 1960s - 1980s 70 42
EDESA Yarará Argentina 70 36 SBAT-70...
- (est.) Dual-use
concrete airport.
Thitu Island (Pag-asa) Philippines
Rancudo Airfield RPPN 1978 1,300 m (est.) Dual-use
concrete airport.
Spratly Island...
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Ebuen Basilio Fernando Lumbia Fort
Magsaysay Ernesto Rabina Rajah Buayan Rancudo (Pag-asa Island)
Tarumpitao Point Jesus Villamor Defunct Bacolod Domestic...
- 06°06′20″N 125°14′06″E / 6.10556°N 125.23500°E / 6.10556; 125.23500
Rancudo Airfield RPPN Kalayaan,
Palawan Military 11°03′05″N 114°17′01″E / 11...
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University Private Natural Heritage Reserve Rastriya Prajatantra Party Nepal Rancudo Airfield (IATA code: RPPN), an
airport in Kalayaan, Palawan, Philippines...
- teams.
Early in 1971, by
virtue of the
verbal orders of then Brig. Gen.
Rancudo, two
teams were
formed to
perform in the
Aviation W**** celebration, the...
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Pacific Ernesto Ogbinar, Rear Admiral, Flag
Officer in
Command PN Jose
Rancudo,
Major General,
Commanding General PAF
Hilario Ruiz, Rear Admiral, Flag...
