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11 General Orders 12. PLM President

 Dr. Ma. Leonora V. De Jesus
1. To Take charge of my post and all government
property in view Five Kinds of Rest
2. To Walk my post in a military manner, keeping
always in the alert, and observing anything that takes  Tikas Na
place within the sight or hearing.  Paluwag
3. To Report all violations, I am instructed to enforce.  Tindig Paluwag
4. To Repeat all calls from my post far more distant  Pahinga
than the guardhouse than my own.  Sampanaw
5. To Quit only when properly relieved. 2 kinds of Command
6. To Receive, obey and pass on to the sentinel who
relieves me orders from the commanding officer, 1. Preparatory Command
officer of the day, commissioned and non- 2. Command of Execution
commissioned officers of the guard house only.
7. To Talk to no one except in the line of duty. Other Commands
8. To Give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.
9. To Call the commander of relief in any case not  Alis/Balik Kupya
covered by instruction.  Pugay Kamay
10. To Salute all officers, all colors and all standards not  Patakda (Marching)
in case.  Harap sa kanan/kaliwa/likod
11. To be especially, watchful at night and during the  Sabayang Tayo
time for challenging, to challenge all person on or  Da Rap
near my post and to allow no one to pass without
proper authority.
 Lapit Taludtod
 Masinsing Pagitan, pihit sa kanan.
Chain of Command
Firing Positions
1. Commander in Chief
 His Excellency President Rodrigo Roa Duterte  Standing
2. Secretary of National Defense  Kneeling
 SEC MAJGEN Delfin Negrillo Lorenzana AFP  Prone
(Ret) ROTC – Reserve Officers Training Cadets
3. Chief of Staff, Armed Forces of The Philippines
 GEN Benjamin R. Madrigal Jr. NSTP – National Service Training Program
4. Commanding General, Philippine Army
 LTGEN Macairog S. Alberto December 21, 1935, the National Defense
5. ARESCOM Commander Act was enacted which officially created the
 BGEN Bernie Langub AFP Armed Forces of the Philippines.
6. 1304th CDC, NCRRCDG Commander
 COL Jose R. Tianco INF (GSC) PA  Drill Master (Kung sino nag iinstruct
7. 1304th CDC Director,COMMANDANT,PLM satin) ex. Sir Sydney Desor
“Rajah” ROTC Unit
 LTC Napoleon Tenay (INF) PA MILITARY ORGANIZATION
8. Assistant Commandant, PLM “Rajah” ROTC
Unit - It is defined as a group of persons or units
 LTC Xavier Celestial (QMS) PA bonded together to perform military
9. Chief Clerk, PLM “Rajah” ROTC Unit (Admin functions with definite responsibilities
NCO) and duties assigned to each individual.
 SSG Germel G. Conmigo Jr. (INF) PA
10. CORPS Commander, PLM “Rajah”ROTC Unit
 C/COL Mariella M. Garcia 1CL THE CHAIN OF COMMAND
- . In the military point of view, effective
Additionals: management of the groups is shown
through the COC.
11. NSTP Director
 Sir Roberto Dela Cruz
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The Department of National Defense
(DND) is located at Camp Emilio
Aguinaldo, EDSA, Quezon City.
MAJOR SERVICES OF THE AFP
1. Philippine Army
2. Philippine Navy
3. Philippine Airforce
*Philippine Constabulary (PNP)
AFP Core Values
 Honor
 Loyalty
 Valor
 Duty
 Solidarity
DEFINITION OF TERMS
1. Code of Ethics – is systematic and collection or
digest of all the morale ethical and legal principles
and with members of an institutions, communism
as profession freely and publicly live themselves
in achieve their common role duty or purpose to
society.
2. Value – is a quality of a person subject or action
which as individual consistently considers
professes in words and reflects in his life style in
fulfillment of response to an Inner image/dream
aspiration.
3. Preamble – The introduction that state the reason
and intent of the code.
4. Professionalism – Expert application of
knowledge and skills based on the scientific body
of principles and knowledge governed by this
code ethics for accomplishment of the AFP
mission.
5. Public Trust and Respect – Confidence and
credibility.
6. Nationality Territory – Geographical area
belonging to our under jurisdiction of the republic
of the Philippines.
7. Constitutional Mandate – Refers to the power
and role specified by the constitution for AFP.
8. Sovereignty – Power autonomy and
independence of a state.
9. National Authority – The completeness or
individuals use and oneness of the nation.
10. Civilian Authority – The power and authority of
the elected president to exercise command and
control over all armed forces as commander in
chief.
11. Chain of Command – The flow of authority from
the commander in chief down to the chief of staff
AFP and to the lowest rank in hierarchy for effect
control, supervision and authority of command as
mandate by the constitution.
12. Tradition – are inherited principles, standard and
practices that serve as the established guides for
individuals or group. It is also accumulated
experience and deeds passed on from generation
to generation both in memory and reality.
13. Custom – Are accepted practice realized through
continued usage that take the forces and effect of
a command law.
Philippine Military History
 Lapu – Lapu
- Acknowledged Father of AFP
 Andres Bonifacio
- Father of Phil. Army
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
1. MILITARY INFORMATION- Means
all facts, documents, materials, photographs, diagrams,
maps, and reports of observations of any kind which
increases our knowledge of a possible or actual enemy
or area of operations
2. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE- Is a
knowledge acquired through the collection, evaluation
and interpretation of all available information
concerning a possible or actual enemy or areas of
operation, including the weather terrain. -It is
considered as the heart of operations.
3. INTELLIGENCE CYCLE- Is a study
in which phase is considered first information or
intelligence can be inserted in any phase as appropriate.
The intel Cycle has no beginning and no end.
4. INTELLIGENCE
REPORT/RECORD- The procedure of the intel cycle
which must be followed in order to get a significant
military information in proper and effective manner
that can be essential to the commanders who to
formulate and make decisions.
5. MILITARY SECURITY- Measures
taken by a certain unit to protect itself from espionage,
hostile observation, subversion or sabotage.
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6. COUNTER INTELLIGENCE- Aspects Administrative Cases required only

of intelligence which comprises civil and military preponderance of evidence to gain punitive
measure, including the collection, processing and adjudication.
distribution of information, and executive action
designed to counter enemy or to prevent sabotage or A map is a graphic representation of the earth's
subversive activities. surface or part of it, drawn or formed to scale on
a plane. Symbols, lines, colors and forms depict
Military Leadership manmade and natural features.
a. Military Leadership - Is the process of influencing
men in such a manner as to accomplish the mission.
ROTC Paraphernalias
b. Leadership Traits - Personal qualities that are direct
value to the Commander in gaining the willing  Black Thickler
obedience, conference respect and loyal  Black Ballpen
cooperation of his men in accomplishing a mission.  Plain White Hanky
 Bullcap
c. Leadership Principles - Fundamental guidelines for
the selection of appropriate action and orders in the Reminders:
proper exercise of the Command.
 Natural Black hair in a bun with
d. Command - Authority which an individual in the hairnet
Military service lawfully exercises over subordinates  Shine Combat shoes
by virtue of Ranks and assignments or position.  Bubble Tack
 Plain white shirt
e. Leadership - Refers to that process whereby
an individual directs guide, influences or control the  Wear Two Belts
thoughts, feeling or behavior of other human being.  Wear Complete Type A Uniform

8 Leadership Traits Additionals every training day left :

1. Bearing – Overall Appearance  Maglagay ng sprinkle ng asin sa

2. Courage water bottle.
3. Decisiveness  Take food rich in sugar and
4. Dependability carbohydrates
5. Endurance  Drink Vitamins
6. Enthusiasm  Have enough sleep
7. Initiative  Have atleast 1 candy with you
8. Integrity
Military Justice
“WITH JESUS CHRIST, YOU CAN DO IT,
MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEM – is designed to WE CAN DO IT”.
enforce discipline and administer justice in the military
Let’s Go mga Dalagang Bukid!
service and is compose of four components, namely:
Investigation, Prosecution, Trial or Adjudication and Delta 1st Platoon Leader Lynette B. Fajardo
Judgement or Decision.
Punitive Case – required guilt to be proven
beyond reasonable doubt.