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Subic-Clark-
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Subic Bay Satellite Image | Dive
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Greenhills
Housing |
Freeport Services corp (FSC) | 1890's
Subig Bay |
 Subic Bay Freeport Tourism Sites |
US $30/ Person
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from US $ 308 / Person
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as
early as 1904, with the first large scale arrival of US marines, The
jungles of Subic Bay have been used to train military in survival
techniques. In the 1960’s with the escalation of the Vietnam War, the
jungles value as a training area was greatly enhanced. The US military
relied on real jungle experts, the Aetas.
The Aetas are a nomadic mountain tribe who has lived in the area for centuries. During the Vietnam War and afterwards, the Aetas taught their skills to US military including Marines, Navy seals and Special Forces units at the Jungle Environment Survival Training (JEST) Camp When the US military departed the Philippines the JEST camp was converted to teach non-military students. Under the SBMA, The Aetas still teach at the JEST, and act as jungle guides and forest rangers. |
Spice up your vaction and enjoy a
different side of life. This package gives the traveler a exposure to a
number of different adventures without being extreme.Package includes 5
nights at the selected hotel, Round trip transportation from the
airport to hotel and the tour activities. Highlights
include:
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