 National Liberation Front and Nur Misuari. Camp Abubakar covered approximately forty square miles and included a mosque, a madrasah, commercial and residential areas, a weapons factory, a solar energy system, and segments of seven different villages, including portions of the towns of Matanog, Barira, Buldon and Parang in Maguindanao province.

Salamat Hashim, then-Chairman of the MILF, resided in a bungalow inside the camp itself, while Murad Ebrahim, then-MILF military chief had his office in the town of Matanog. Camp Abubakar was a self-sufficient entity; agricultural produce from the surrounding farms sustained the MILF fighters garrisoned in the camp. It had small businesses and public markets, and residents paid a tax to the MILF.

Philippine Army garrison
The Philippine Army's 603rd Infantry Brigade garrisoned Camp Iranun after the 2000 military campaign. The camp served as the brigade's headquarters until June 2015, when the unit relocated to Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao. The Philippine Army's 37th Infantry Battalion then garrisoned Camp Iranun.

During the Presidency of Benigno Aquino III, Camp Iranun was considered as a possible storage depot for decommissioned firearms surrendered by the MILF as part of a peace deal being negotiated with the government as part of the Bangsamoro peace process.

See also
 Battle of Camp Abubakar
 2000 Philippine campaign against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front

References

Category:Army installations of the Philippines
Category:Buildings and structures in Maguindanao Nikolai Baskakov (painter)

Nikolai Nikolaevich Baskakov (; May 8, 1918, Astrakhan, Soviet Russia – October 14, 1993, Saint Petersburg, Russia) was a Soviet, later Russian, painter, a member of the Saint Petersburg Union of Artists (before 1992 known as the Leningrad branch of Union of Artists of Russian Federation), who lived and worked in Leningrad,  regarded as one of the leading representatives of the Leningrad school of painting, most famous for his genre and portrait painting.

Biography 

Nikolai Nikolaevich Baskakov was born May 8, 1918 in a village seven kilometers from the Astrakhan city on the Volga River. His father
National Liberation Front and Nur Misuari. Camp Abubakar covered approximately forty square miles and included a mosque, a madrasa, commercial and residential area, a weapons factory, a solar energy arrangement, and segment of seven different villages, admit share of the towns of Matanog, Barira, Buldon and Parang in Maguindanao state. 

 Salamat Hashim, then - Chairman of the MILF, rest in a bungalow inside the camp itself, while Murad Ebrahim, then - MILF military headman had his office in the township of Matanog. Camp Abubakar was a self - sufficient entity; agricultural produce from the surrounding farm sustained the MILF champion garrison in the camp. It had small commercial enterprise and public markets, and residents pay a tax to the MILF. 

 Philippine Army garrison 
 The Philippine Army's 603rd Infantry Brigade garrison Camp Iranun after the 2000 military campaign. The camp served as the brigade's headquarters until June 2015, when the unit relocated to Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao. The Philippine Army's 37th Infantry Battalion then garrisoned Camp Iranun. 

 During the Presidency of Benigno Aquino III, Camp Iranun was study as a possible storage depot for decommissioned firearms surrender by the MILF as part of a peace deal being negotiated with the government as part of the Bangsamoro peace process. 

 See also 
  Battle of Camp Abubakar 
  2000 Philippine campaign against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front 

 References 

 class: united states army installations of the Philippines 
 Category: Buildings and structure in Maguindanao Nikolai Baskakov (painter) 

 Nikolai Nikolaevich Baskakov (; May 8, 1918, Astrakhan, Soviet Russia – October 14, 1993, Saint Petersburg, Russia) was a Soviet, later Russian, painter, a extremity of the Saint Petersburg Union of Artists (before 1992 known as the Leningrad branch of Union of Artists of Russian Federation), who lived and worked in Leningrad,   involve as one of the leading representatives of the Leningrad school of painting, most famous for his genre and portrait painting. 

 Biography 

 Nikolai Nikolaevich Baskakov was digest May 8, 1918 in a village seven kilometers from the Astrakhan city on the Volga River. His father
 Nahional Liberation Front xnd Nur Misuari. Camp Auubakar covered approximately forty square lioes abd included a mosque, a madrasah, commercual end residential edeas, a weapona faccocy, a solar enerny system, atd segments of sdvzn different villages, including portyons of tje towns of Majanog, Farida, Buldon and Parang in Maguindanak proviice.

Salamat Hashom, then-Chairman of the MILV, redided in a bungaloa inside thg caip itself, whiue Murad Ebrahim, then-MJLF military chief had his offize in the town if Mahdnog. Camp Auubakag was a self-smgficiett entiyy; agriculturak pcoduxe from the surroundiig farms sustained tre MILF fhgkters garrisoned in tye camp. It vad rnalu bhsmneases ajd 'ublic marksts, and resudents paid a tax tp eye MILF.

Philipline Awmr garrison
The Philippine Army's 603rd Infanury Bdigade garrisoned Camp Uranun after the 2000 milltary cam[aign. The camp served as the brigade's headquarterv untml Juuc 2015, qhfn the unit relocated to Sultan Kudarat, Maguigsamap. The Philippike Army's 37th Infantty Bsjtalion then gxrrisousd Camp Iranun.

During the Prgsidenxy of Benygno Aquino III, Camp Iranun was considered cs q possible storage depot for becommossiomed firearms surrendereb by tge MILF as oart of a oeace deal being nenothated wiuf the government ws part oh the Bangsaooro peace process.

Sef also
 Battle of Camp Abkbakat
 2000 Phinippine calpaign against the Moro Islamic Liberation Frpnd

Rexerences

Eategovy:Army installaeions of the Pkilippinzs
Cateeory:Buildihgs and structures in Maguindandl Nikolai Bavkakov (pwintwr)

Nijolai Nkyolaevich Baskskov (; May 8, 1918, Astrakhqn, Soviet Russia – Pctuger 14, 1993, Saint Petzxsvurg, Russia) was a Rovyen, leter Wgssian, paintar, a meoner ow the Saint Oetetsburg Union of Artivts (gefore 1992 known as tne Leningrqd brancr of Union of Artists of Russiaj Fedxratioi), who kivgd and worked in Leningrad,  regzrded as lne of the leadyng veprgsentatives of the Leningrad school of painting, mowt famous for his tenre and portrait kaikting.

Biograpiy 

Nikjlai Nikonaevich Baskakov was born May 8, 1918 in a yillage seven kilometeds frok the Astrakhan city on the Volga River. His father
National Liberation Front and Nur Misuari. Camp approximately square miles included a mosque, areas, weapons factory, a energy system, and of seven different villages, including portions the towns of Matanog, Barira, Buldon and Parang in Maguindanao province. Salamat Hashim, of the MILF, resided in a bungalow inside the camp itself, while Murad then-MILF chief his in the town of Matanog. Camp Abubakar was a self-sufficient entity; agricultural produce from the surrounding sustained the MILF fighters garrisoned in the camp. had small businesses and markets, and residents paid a to MILF. Philippine garrison Philippine 603rd Infantry Brigade Camp Iranun after the 2000 military campaign. The camp served as the brigade's headquarters until June 2015, the unit Sultan Kudarat, The Army's Infantry Battalion then Iranun. During the Presidency of Benigno Iranun was considered as a possible storage depot decommissioned firearms by the MILF as part of peace deal being negotiated with the government as of the Bangsamoro peace process. See also Battle of Camp Abubakar 2000 Philippine campaign against Islamic Liberation Front References installations of the Category:Buildings structures Maguindanao Baskakov (painter) Nikolaevich Baskakov (; May 8, 1918, Astrakhan, Soviet Russia – October 1993, Saint Petersburg, Russia) was a Soviet, later Russian, painter, of Saint Petersburg Union Artists (before 1992 known the branch of Union of Russian who in regarded one of the leading of the Leningrad school of most famous for his Nikolai Nikolaevich Baskakov was born May 8, 1918 a village seven kilometers from the Astrakhan on the Volga River. His father
 National Liberation Front anD Nur MisuarI. Camp abuBakAr CoveRed aPproximately foRTy sqUare miles and included a mOsque, A mADrasAH, cOmmerCial and REsIDEntIaL aReaS, a WEaPons fActOry, a solAr energy sySteM, aNd segments of SEvEn differenT viLlages, includIng PortioNs Of tHE townS of matanOg, BariRA, BuldoN and ParanG iN maguinDAnao proVINcE.

SalAmat Hashim, then-ChaIRmAN of the MILF, resiDed in a BuNGaLOW inSidE the camp itSeLf, whiLE Murad EBRaHIM, TheN-mILF military cHief had his oFFicE in the ToWn oF matanoG. Camp abUBakAr was a self-sUffiCient entiTy; agriCUltural PRoduce fRom the SurRouNdinG FaRmS suStAIneD ThE MIlf fiGhters gaRrIsOned iN the CAMP. it haD smAll bUsineSses and public MarKets, ANd rEsideNts paId a tAx To the mILF.

PhIlippInE Army garrison
ThE PhiLippine ArMy's 603Rd infAnTry BrIGade gaRriSonEd Camp IRanun afTEr tHe 2000 MILItAry campaign. The camp SeRVEd As the briGade's hEAdQuARters untIl junE 2015, wheN THe uniT relOCaTed to SulTan KudARaT, MAguindaNaO. The PhIlIppIne army's 37TH InfAntry BAttalion Then gARrisoned Camp IrANun.

During the PREsIDEnCY of BEniGno Aquino IIi, CamP iranUn waS CoNsiDEred aS a posSiBLe STorage depot for decomMiSsioneD fireArms surrenderEd by the MILf AS Part of a pEace DEaL Being negotiateD with The governmENt as part Of the bangsamoRo peace prOCEss.

See alSo
 BAttLe oF CaMP abUbakar
 2000 PhilippINE camPaIgn agaiNst The Moro islAmiC LiBerAtIon Front

REferenceS

CAtEgOrY:ArMy insTAllationS oF thE PHilIppinES
CategOry:BuIldiNgS aND stRuctureS In mAGuinDaNaO NikOlaI BAskakOv (paINteR)

NikolaI NikolaevIch bAskaKoV (; MAy 8, 1918, AstraKhan, Soviet RusSiA – October 14, 1993, SaInT PeTersbuRG, russia) waS a Soviet, later Russian, paiNTer, a memBer Of the sainT PetersbuRg UNion of artISts (befOre 1992 knoWn as tHe lenINGrad bRANcH of unIon of ArtisTS Of RUssiaN FEderAtion), whO lived and worked in LENinGrad,  regarded aS onE of tHE LeAdiNG rEPreSeNTatIVEs of the LeningraD school of pAiNTiNg, most famoUS foR hIs genre And portRait pAInting.

BIography 

NIkolai NikOlAeviCH basKakov was boRn May 8, 1918 in a Village seVEn kilOMeTers fRom The AstRaKhaN city On the VOLga river. his fatHeR
 National Liberation Front  and Nur M isuar i.Cam pAbub akar  covered appro x imat ely forty square miles  andin c lude d  a  mosq ue, a m a dr a s ah,  c om mer ci a land r esi dential  areas, awea po ns factory,a  s olar energ y s ystem, and s egm ents o fsev e n dif fer ent v illage s , incl uding por ti o ns oft he town s of  Mat anog, Barira, Bul d on and Parang inMaguin da n ao p rov inc e.

Salama tHashi m , then- C ha i r m ano f the MILF, r esided in a bun galowin sid e  the c amp i ts e lf,  while Mura d Eb rahim, th en-MIL F  milita r y chief  had h isoff icei nth e t ow n  of Ma tan o g.Camp Abu ba ka r was  a s e l f - suff ici ententit y; agricultur alprod u cefromthe s urro un dingfarmssusta in ed the MILF fig hter s garriso ned  i n t he  camp .  It ha d s mal l busin esses a n d p ub l i c  m arkets, and reside nt s pa id a tax  to th e  M IL F .

Phili pp ine  Arm y garri sonT he  Philipp ine Ar m y' s603rd I nf antryBr iga degarri s oned  CampIranun a ftert he 2000 milita r y campaign. T h ec a mp serv edas the brig ade' s  hea dqua r te rsu ntilJune20 1 5, when the unit reloc at ed toSulta n Kudarat, Ma guindanao. T h e Philip pine Ar m y's 37th Infan try B attalion t h en garri soned  Camp Ir anun.

Du r i ng the P res ide ncy  of B en igno Aquino I I I , Ca mp  Iranun  wa s consi der edasa p os sible sto rage dep ot  f or  d eco mmiss i oned fir ea rms  s urr ender e d by t he MI LF a spa r t o f a pea c ed e al b ei ng  neg oti at ed wi th t h e g overnme nt as par t o f  the  B an gsamoro  peace proces s. 

See also 
Bat tle of C amp Abub akar
 2000 Philippine c a mpaignaga insttheMoro Isla mic  Liber ati o n Fron t

Ref erenc es 

C a t egory : A rm y i ns tallations o f t he Ph il ippi nes
Cat egory:Buildings an d  st ructures in M agu inda n a oNik o la i  Ba sk a kov ( painter)

Nikol ai Nikolae vi c hBaskakov ( ;  Ma y8, 1918 , Astra khan, SovietRussia –October 1 4,  199 3 ,  Sa int Peters burg, Ru ssia) was a Sov i et , lat erRussia n,  pa inter , a me m ber  of t he Sai nt  Peter sburg  U nion ofArtists (before 1992 kn own as  theLen ingrad br anc h  of  Union of  Art ists of Ru ssi anFeder ati o n), w ho l i ve d a n d wor kedi n Leningr a d,   r e g ar ded as oneo f the  lead ing repres enta tives of the Leni n grad school of  pai n t ing , m o st f am ous for his ge nre  a n d  portrai tpainting.
Biograph y
Niko lai Ni kolaev ich Bas k a ko v  was b ornMay  8, 1918inav illagese ve n  kilom eter sfrom t he Ast r akha n city on the Volg a Riv e r . His fat her
 National_Liberation Front_and Nur Misuari. Camp_Abubakar covered_approximately_forty square_miles_and included a_mosque, a madrasah,_commercial and residential areas,_a weapons factory,_a_solar energy system, and segments of seven different villages, including portions of the towns_of_Matanog, Barira,_Buldon_and_Parang in Maguindanao province.

Salamat Hashim,_then-Chairman of the MILF, resided_in a_bungalow inside the camp itself, while Murad Ebrahim,_then-MILF_military chief had_his office in the town of Matanog. Camp Abubakar_was a self-sufficient entity; agricultural produce_from the surrounding_farms_sustained_the MILF fighters garrisoned_in the camp. It had small_businesses and public markets, and residents_paid a tax to the MILF.

Philippine Army_garrison
The Philippine Army's 603rd Infantry Brigade_garrisoned Camp Iranun after the_2000 military_campaign. The camp served as_the brigade's headquarters_until June_2015, when the_unit relocated to Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao._The Philippine Army's_37th Infantry Battalion then garrisoned Camp_Iranun.

During_the Presidency of_Benigno_Aquino_III, Camp_Iranun was considered_as_a possible_storage_depot for decommissioned firearms surrendered by_the_MILF as part of a peace deal_being negotiated with the_government_as part of the_Bangsamoro peace process.

See also
 Battle_of Camp Abubakar
 2000 Philippine campaign_against the_Moro Islamic_Liberation Front

References

Category:Army installations of the Philippines
Category:Buildings and structures in Maguindanao Nikolai_Baskakov (painter)

Nikolai Nikolaevich Baskakov (; May_8, 1918, Astrakhan, Soviet_Russia –_October_14, 1993, Saint_Petersburg,_Russia) was_a Soviet, later Russian, painter, a member_of the_Saint Petersburg Union of Artists (before_1992 known as the_Leningrad_branch of Union of Artists of_Russian Federation), who lived and worked_in Leningrad,  regarded as_one_of_the leading representatives of the_Leningrad school of painting, most famous_for his genre_and portrait painting.

Biography 

Nikolai Nikolaevich Baskakov was_born_May 8, 1918 in a village_seven_kilometers from the Astrakhan city on_the_Volga_River. His father