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Chris Soriano film 'The Master Chief' pays tribute to Filipino sailors in US Navy

Filipinos have a long history of serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, dating back to 1901 when former President William McKinley authorized their enlistment in the U.S. Insular Force. The recruitment of Filipinos into the U.S. Navy began in 1947 through the U.S.-Philippine Military Bases Agreement, which allowed them to enlist under the U.S. Navy Philippine Enlistment Program at Naval Station Subic Bay in the Philippines without needing U.S. immigrant credentials. Growing up, he had always felt that Filipino sailors were underrepresented in movies despite their significant role in the Navy.

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Chris Soriano film 'The Master Chief' pays tribute to Filipino sailors in US Navy

Filipinos have a long history of serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, dating back to 1901 when former President William McKinley authorized their enlistment in the U.S. Insular Force. The recruitment of Filipinos into the U.S. Navy began in 1947 through the U.S.-Philippine Military Bases Agreement, which allowed them to enlist under the U.S. Navy Philippine Enlistment Program at Naval Station Subic Bay in the Philippines without needing U.S. immigrant credentials. Growing up, he had always felt that Filipino sailors were underrepresented in movies despite their significant role in the Navy.

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Check out the world's 'most inconvenient' convenience store in China

A small wooden shop perched on the side of a towering cliff in southern China has unofficially earned the title of the world’s “most inconvenient” convenience store. Where it is: The store, which hangs 120 meters (393 feet) above the ground, is attached on one of the cliffs at Shiniuzhai National Geological Park, a popular tourist spot in Hunan province. It is also worth noting that the items’ costs are not inflated — a bottle of water, for instance, is capped at 2 yuan ($0.30), and climbers even get one for free.

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California teen becomes 1st Fil-Am male to earn spot on US Jr National Surf Team

Titus Santucci, an 18-year-old surfer from San Diego, California, has become the first Filipino American man to qualify for the U.S. Junior National Surf Team. Starting young: Santucci, whose parents are both surfers, began riding the waves of Encinitas, California at the age of 9. Making waves and history: Santucci earned his spot on the prestigious U.S. Junior National Surf Team after nearly a decade of honing his skills and competing in various surf competitions.

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