Tirad Pass: The Story of Gen. Gregorio del Pilar (1996)

Tirard Pass: The final stage of General Gregorio del Pilar is telling the early days of the US occupation of the Philippines, one of the earliest resistance of the US government, which took place at Tirard on 2 December 1895. The battle of the notorious Tillad Pass has gone by, and the young and brave Philippine General Gregorio del Pilar, Ilocos Shur, commanded more than 500 Philippine defenders and was founded by Major Peyton C More than 500 American soldiers including del Pilar surrendered and 52 Filipino soldiers were killed. Written by Boots Guy

BRP Gregorio del Pilar (FF - 15) is a frigate ship of the Philippine Navy and is a flagship ship of her class. She is the second ship of the Philippine Navy and was named after the Philippine Revolution General, Gregorio del Pilar, known for its role in the fight of Tirad. From 2011 to mid 2016, she was originally designated as "PF - 15". At that time, PN adopted a new code designation system and redesigned it as "FF - 15". From 1967 to 2011, the ship was a high endurance cutter of the Hamilton class from the US Coast Guard named USCGC Hamilton (WHEC - 715). The US retired on March 28, 2011. The Philippines is one of the three former US Coast Guard Hamilton class cutting machines that acquire projects based on overprotective clauses and foreign aid law and serve the Philippine Navy.

Paulo Avelino is Gregorio del Pilar, one of the youngest generals in the Philippine Star - America War. Gregorio is a famous leader - and 60 Philippine soldiers lost his life in the battle of the Tirad Pass where they brought hundreds of Americans to secure President Emilio Aguinaldo's safety escape. (Read: Historical drama and Paulo Avelino on Goyo) Goyo is the second of three movies planned by writer and director Jerrold Tarog, based on the life of the national hero. The first movie, Heneral Luna, was released in 2015 and is loved by viewers and critics. It starred in enthusiastic, foolish leader John Ruyer Antonio Luna opposed to the US military. (Read: Jerrold Tarog talks about 'Goyo', 'Paulo Avelino', and 'Heneral Luna')

Aguinaldo appointed Brigadier General Gregorio del Pilar, leading the defensive player of Tirad Pass. As a competent commander, he achieved an amazing victory against the Spaniards and Americans. A 24 - year - old "boys' officer" ordered his personnel to dig a groove and stack the stone walls to strengthen the natural fortress of the pass. Heading 300 infantry, the major in March tried frontal attack first, but the fire of the Delpirar army gave him up on the route. In March, we used the information gathered from nearby villagers to start an adjacent exercise to make it less susceptible to attack from the top of the aisle.