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Home›Philippines’ Newest, Biggest Warship Heads to Spratlys

July 20, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Philippines’ Newest, Biggest Warship Heads to Spratlys

Ninety-five Filipino sailors proudly boarded the Philippines’ newest and biggest warship, Barko ng Republika ng Pilipinas: Gregorio del Pila… By Henni Espinosa (abs-cbnnews) [mappress] Source: abs-cbnnews, July 20, 2011;

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Ninety-five Filipino sailors proudly boarded the Philippines’ newest and biggest warship, Barko ng Republika ng Pilipinas: Gregorio del Pila…

By Henni Espinosa ( abs-cbnnews )

[mappress]

Source: abs-cbnnews, July 20, 2011;

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