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U.S. Marines Help Residents of San Antonio, Zambales during "Talon Vision/PHIBLEX" Exercises

Senator Ramon Magsaysay, San Antonio Mayor Ramon Lonzanida, U.S. Marine General Joseph Medina, and U.S. Ambassador Kristie A. Kenney join officials of San Juan Elementary School in San Antonio, Zambales to formally present a computer and supplies donated to the school by the U.S. Marine Corps. For more information on the exercise, visit www.marines.mil/tvphiblex07/
(left to right) Admiral Constancio Jardinero, U.S. Marines General Joseph Medina, Philippine Senator Ramon Magsaysay, U.S. Ambassador Kristie A. Kenney, San Antonio Mayor Ramon D. Lonzanida, and Lt. General Bonifacio Ramos join to cut a ribbon official opening a community pavilion constricted by U.S. and Filipino Marines in the town of San Antonio, Zambales Province. The pavilion was one of dozens of community projects undertaken by U.S. and Filipino Marines during the annual Talon Vision/PHIBLEX joint military exercises. For more information on the exercise, visit www.marines.mil/tvphiblex07/
U.S. Ambassador Kristie A. Kenney looks on as U.S. military medical personnel provide free dental care to a boy in San Antonio. The free medical and dental clinic was organized by the U.S. Marines and Armed Forces of the Philippines during the "Talon Vision/PHIBLEX" joint military exercises, and provided treatment to hundreds of local residents. For more information on the exercise, visit www.marines.mil/tvphiblex07/
A U.S. Marine talks with students of San Juan Elementary School in San Antonio, Zambales. The school was the site of a free medical clinic organized by the U.S. Marines and Armed Forces of the Philippines as part of the annual "Talon Vision/PHIBLEX" joint military exercises. For more information on the exercise, visit www.marines.mil/tvphiblex07/

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