Heneral Antonio Luna was a prominent Filipino general during the Philippine-American War. Born on October 29, 1866, in Batangas, he was known for his fierce patriotism and military strategies. Luna played a crucial role in the fight for Philippine independence from American colonization, leading troops with determination and skill. Luna was also a key figure in the Philippine Revolutionary Army, advocating for a strong and organized military. Despite his contributions, he faced internal conflicts and was ultimately assassinated on June 5, 1899, due to political rivalries. His legacy remains significant in Philippine history as a symbol of bravery and nationalism.