And only the ever-dependable radio waves, which travel 186,000 miles per second, could do the trick. Business Day 21 Mar Fidel Ramos: For our part, we didn't have facilities other than the very limited telephone system to communicate with the field. So it was a very good thing that we had a small component of the radio broadcasting industry supporting us at the time; first Radio Veritas, and later the guerrilla Radyo Bandido.
At wala nang dadaig sa radio waves na 186,000 miles per second ang datíng. "Mabuti na lang at sinuportahan kami ng Radyo Veritas, at pagkatapos, ng gerilyang Radyo Bandido," ani Ramos. "Malaking bagay ito para sa amin sapagkat wala kaming sariling facilities pang-communicate sa mga puwersa sa labas maliban sa telephone system."