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Three years ago on July 27, about 300 young soldiers from the Army and the Navy – among them 70 junior officers including two honor graduates of Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class 1995 – stormed Oakwood Premier, a luxury hotel in Makati City, armed with high-powered guns and explosives.

Three years after the uprising – what ever happened to the soldiers who made Oakwood synonymous with the word “mutiny”?

BY ALEXANDER MARTIN REMOLLINO
Bulatlat.com

It appeared to be business as usual for the Oakwood Hotel in Makati City, as well as the establishments surrounding it, when I passed by this commercial district a few days ago.

People, mostly foreigners, were continuously going in and out of the building.

At the lobby were a number of smartly dressed young men and women who probably just got out of their offices after completing the workday and were waiting for their friends for dinner or a night-out.

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