Formed on December 5, 2003, the Amerasian Foundation's (AF) mission is to help develop an "Amerasian Voice" for ALL Amerasians in the U.S. and Asia. The AF aims to achieve its mission by collaborating with other groups and organizations around the world that currently serve Amerasians in effort to unite ALL Amerasians by: 1. Creating a "Network" to Unite ALL Amerasians in the U.S. and Asia, 2. Promoting and Preserving Amerasian Culture and Identity, and 3. Informing the Public around the World on the Plight of ALL Amerasians.

Life off-base in Angeles City in 1972, 1973, and 1974.

Dedicated to remembering the history of Clark AB, Angeles City, RP and providing a framework for former US personnel stationed at Clark to find each other.

Covers the past and present history of Clark Air Base - Camp O'Donnell - John Hayes Air Base - Wallace Air Station, Angeles City - Balibago - and other surrounding communities.

Clark history project. With apologies to those who served at Subic Bay and other Navy and Marine locations, this one is for the Air Force--mostly central Luzon, that huge outpost that was first a U.S. Army cavalry post, Fort Stotsenberg, until the creation of the Air Force in 1947, when it then became Clark Air Base.

Resource pages on Philippine history and culture as well as the US Navy and Filipino American/Canadian history.

When the US Navy came calling... history, information, statistics.

San Miguel Branch 367, East Dirita, San Antonio, Zambales.

A site to help the Filipino community in US Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan remain in touch with each other....even after moving on to other duty stations.

An Independent Retired Activities Coordination Office which provides vital services to U.S. military retirees living in this area, remote from any Navy installation - Olongapo City.

The mission of the Subic Bay Marines is to perpetuate memories of our duty in the Philippines and to foster camaraderie among Subic Bay Marines at an annual reunion. The Subic Bay Marines will serve as a role model for all Marines, past, present, and future. We will honor our commitment to this mission until there is no longer a Subic Bay Marine standing.

Subic Bay memorabilia - as the webpage says many a serviceman had come and gone, but most left their hearts in the Philippines.

Was the world's largest military working dog section.

A heart wrenching story of a Filipino POW (prisoner of war) in Vietnam - includes pertinent information on POWs.

Years of U.S. military activity has left solvents, heavy metal, pesticides, polycholorinated bu-phenyls and petroleum products in the soil and groundwater of Clark Air Base, and would make businesses wary of investing in the area as well as make the locals skeptical on the possible effects of more industrial development on Clark's environment with the anticipated establishment of numerous industries and factories.

Subic Bay based VFW.

US Veterans of Foreign Wars group in Angeles City - more than a thousand strong.

Includes U.S. Military Personnel Who Died (Including Missing and Captured Declared Dead) as a result of the Vietnam conflict, 1957-1995) whose home city/town/country is listed as the Philippines. Another list is here. From the US National Archives.