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2019

London, England.

The British Museum

"Uhh... Hello, my name is Theo Webb. Today as you all know ill be your tour guide for the whole day"

Theo has been working as a tour guide under the British Government just last year. They'll be touring all the interesting history that happened around the world.

They were about 50 high schools, kids came from the local High School for school field trips.

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"This is what the Philippine Republic soldier wore during WW1"

"Mr.Webb care to explain why the Philippine Republic uniform is a little bit different from the European and Western military uniforms?" One of the students asks.

"Good question, well to simply put their technology was far more advanced than the world could imagine."

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British Art Museum

"This is one of the famous paintings from WW1 where the Philippine Republic forces landed on Hamburg"

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British War Museum

"As you'll know Windsor the President of the Philippine Republic become the first superhuman to be ever recorded in history. You kids probably learned a lot from his history in school but today I will show you how smart and powerful he is"

"This was the communications during WW1 which definitely far advanced than the world has seen, these communications helped the allies to be an advantage."

"Now these are the war tactics that the Philippine Republic used during WW1, same with Napolean the Philippine Republic relies on Speed, Swift, Fast and Destructive tactic."

"Historians and Scientists around the world have been debating for years that The Philippine Repulic can easily end WW1, but didn't choose to end it."

"This is one of the Stealth Bombers that landed in London in 1914 to bomb the German Cities. There were about 3000 Stealth Bombers who landed in London. After WW1 1000 Stealth Bombers were given to the United Kingdom as a thank you gift."

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After a day of deep explanations about history, the School Field Trip ended.

"Before we finish the tour, what are you guys' favorite things about today?"

"About the Philippine Republic during WW1 and today"

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