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America has had reason to be proud of these native Philippine troopers, who have fought so valiantly in the past month to defend their homeland against the Nipponese invador. The members of this native army are the flower of Philippine manhood. They have not hesitated to take their place in the lines battling to defend that democracy which, above all else, they hold dear
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America has had reason to be proud of these native Philippine troopers, who have fought so valiantly in the past month to defend their homeland against the Nipponese invador. The members of this native army are the flower of Philippine manhood. They have not hesitated to take their place in the lines battling to defend that democracy which, above all else, they hold dear
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