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- Q4585384 abstract "The most serious coup d'etat against the government of Philippine President Corazon Aquino was staged beginning December 1, 1989 by members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines belonging to the Reform the Armed Forces Movement (RAM) and soldiers loyal to former President Ferdinand Marcos. Metro Manila was shakened by this Christmas coup, and they almost seized the presidential palace. It was completely defeated by the Philippine government by December 9, 1989.The coup was led by Colonel Gregorio Honasan, General Edgardo Abenina, and retired General Jose Ma. Zumel, and staged by an alliance of the RAM, led by Honasan, and troops loyal to Marcos, led by Zumel. At the onset of the coup, the rebels seized Villamor Airbase, Fort Bonifacio, Sangley Airbase, Mactan Airbase in Cebu, and portions of Camp Aguinaldo. The rebels set patrols around the runway of Ninoy Aquino International Airport effectively shutting it down. From Sangley Airbase, the rebels launched planes and helicopters which bombarded and strafed Malacañan Palace, Camp Crame and Camp Aguinaldo. Three hours after the fall of Villamor Air Base, Aquino went on air to address her people, and said that "We shall smash this naked attempt once more". At that point the government counterattack began. Seven army trucks headed for Channel 4, and fierce fighting occurred there. Ramos and Renato de Villa monitored the crises from Camp Crame, the Constabulary headquarters. With loyal forces hard-pressed by the rebels, Aquino requested US Military assistance, at the behest of her military commanders, and it was granted. 120 marines, part of 800 U.S. contingent stationed at Subic Naval Base, were deployed at the grounds of the US Embassy as a defensive measure. President Aquino stated that the loyal forces lacked the ability to contain the rebel forces. American help was crucial to the Aquino cause, clearing the skies of rebel aircraft and allow loyalist to consolidate their forces. While many mutineers surrendered, Aquino declared: We leave them two choices; Surrender or die. Government F-5 jets sortied and challenged rebel planes culminating in the destruction of the rebel T-28 Trojans. Government forces recaptured all military bases save for Mactan Airbase by December 3, but rebel forces retreating from Fort Bonifacio occupied 22 high-rise buildings along the Ayala business area in Makati. The government claimed the coup was crushed, but fierce fighting continued through the weekend, with Camp Aguinaldo set ablaze by the rebel howitzers. The occupation of Makati lasted until December 7, while the rebels surrendered Mactan Airbase on December 9. The official casualty toll was 99 dead (including 50 civilians) and 570 wounded.The United States military supported the Aquino government during this coup. Operation "Classic Resolve" involved the use of US airpower from the USS Midway (CV-41) and USS Enterprise aircraft carriers and F-4 Phantom II fighters from Clark Air Base. The US Air force jets retook the skies for Aquino. The US planes had clearance to "...buzz the rebel planes at their base, fire in front of them if any attempted to take off, and shoot them down if they did".Following the failure of this coup, President Aquino established a Fact-Finding Commission headed by COMELEC Chairman Hilario Davide, Jr. to investigate and provide a full report on the series of coup attempts against her government. The report became known as the Davide Commission Report.Participants of the December 1989 coup later blamed perceived deficiencies in the Aquino government in areas such as graft and corruption, bureaucratic inefficiency, and lenient treatment of communist insurgents as the reasons for the coup. In response, the Davide Commission recommended several short-term and long-term counter-measures, including the establishment of a civilian national police force, a crackdown on corruption in the military, a performance review of appointive government officials, reforms in the process of military promotions, a review of election laws in time for the 1992 presidential elections, and a definitive statement on the part of Aquino on whether she intended to run for re-election in 1992.".
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- Q4585384 result "Arrest of Honasan and coup plotters, financiers and leaders but some were given amnesty later on".
- Q4585384 result "Coup crushed through United States intervention".
- Q4585384 result "Creation of the Davide Fact-Finding Commission".
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- Q4585384 combatant "21".
- Q4585384 combatant "Philippine Government".
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- Q4585384 commander "CAPT Bernard John Smith".
- Q4585384 commander "CAPT Harry T. Rittenour".
- Q4585384 commander "Defense Secretary Fidel V. Ramos".
- Q4585384 commander "General Renato De Villa".
- Q4585384 commander "George H. W. Bush".
- Q4585384 commander "Philippine President Corazon Aquino".
- Q4585384 conflict "1989".
- Q4585384 place "Villamor Airbase, Camp Crame, Fort Bonifacio, U.S. Naval Station Sangley Point, Mactan Airbase, Cebu, Malacañan Palace and portions of Makati, Manila, Quezon City around Metropolis and Camp Aguinaldo".
- Q4585384 result "Arrest of Honasan and coup plotters, financiers and leaders but some were given amnesty later on".
- Q4585384 result "Coup crushed through United States intervention".
- Q4585384 result "Creation of the Davide Fact-Finding Commission".
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- Q4585384 comment "The most serious coup d'etat against the government of Philippine President Corazon Aquino was staged beginning December 1, 1989 by members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines belonging to the Reform the Armed Forces Movement (RAM) and soldiers loyal to former President Ferdinand Marcos. Metro Manila was shakened by this Christmas coup, and they almost seized the presidential palace.".
- Q4585384 label "1989 Philippine coup attempt".
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- Q4585384 name "1989 Philippine coup attempt".