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2001 Historic Healing Mission with The Marines in Cotabato

This is the second Healing Mission with the Marines.

This was done in Cotabato, after the capture of Camp Abubakar. These are the two Barangays outside of Camp Abubakar, Matanog and Balabagan (Kapatagan).

We gave Healing to the families of our Muslim and Christian brothers including the MNLF, MILF and Abu Sayaf.

A very memorable place; specially for Daisy and Chito. The 4th Marine Brigade Commander, Col. Neil Gamboa with the Healers and some 4th Bde Officers.

Everyone was smiling because I said, "Sorry, our planes have no seat belts."

Healing at Kapatagan Elementary School

Applying REIKI.

Full Armed Escorts. All Tactical Movements.

We had an M-60 aboard the M-35 truck. (The M-60 is a Squad Automatic Weapon) And that's a V-300 maintaining Tactical Distance behind us.

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Inside the PAF C-130

They're laughing because they found out that there are no seat belts because there are no seats.

BALABAGAN (Kapatagan)

Peaceful here. The V-150's and the V-300's are in their garage.

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We spent an eventful night here.

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Counseling after Healing.

Overlooking Cotabato Bay

The HEALERS

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On board the Philippine Navy PCF before shoving off for Matanog. Too risky to take the roads, so we travelled by sea.

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A SUCCESSFUL HEALING MISSION!

The group poses at Cotabato Airport beside the Philippine Air Force C-130 before coming home to Manila.

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