31/07/2026
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๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐ || On 190700 July 2026, the WPU Aborlan ROTC Unit, under the leadership of LTC ARNEL O LACHAMA (MI) PA, Commandant, together with Cpl Noel M Melnes (Inf) PA, WPU Aborlan Admin NCO, 1st Class and 2nd Class Officers, and the Graduate Military Assistants (GMAs), successfully conducted its 3rd and 4th ROTC Training Day for the Basic and Advance ROTC Cadets.
The training commenced with a lecture on Introduction to Civil-Military Operations (CMO) delivered by Pvt Nica Blanch A Puno PA (Res), Graduate Military Assistant (GMA). The lecture highlighted the significance of Civil-Military Operations in strengthening the partnership between the Armed Forces and civilian communities, emphasizing its vital role in promoting peace and order, fostering public trust, supporting humanitarian initiatives, and contributing to national development.
This was followed by Pvt Rhenna Joy S Corpuz PA (Res), Graduate Military Assistant (GMA), who conducted a comprehensive lecture on Interior Guard Duty. The session provided the cadets with a clear understanding of the organization, responsibilities, and standard operating procedures of interior guard personnel, reinforcing the importance of vigilance, discipline, and accountability in ensuring the security of military installations and personnel.
Subsequently, Pvt Geraldine A Adion PA (Res), Graduate Military Assistant (GMA), facilitated a lecture on the Military Justice System. The discussion introduced the cadets to the military laws, rules, and regulations governing the conduct of military personnel, emphasizing the principles of discipline, accountability, ethical leadership, and adherence to the chain of command as fundamental values of military service.
Following the classroom instruction, the cadets participated in a practical drill training focusing on the proper ex*****on of facing movements. The exercise aimed to improve their precision, coordination, bearing, and confidence while reinforcing discipline and teamwork through the application of fundamental military drill procedures.
The training day concluded successfully with the attainment of its prescribed training objectives. Through a balanced combination of classroom instruction and practical exercises, the cadets enhanced their knowledge and appreciation of Civil-Military Operations, Interior Guard Duty, the Military Justice System, and basic military drill. The activity further strengthened their discipline, military competence, and preparedness for succeeding ROTC training activities, contributing to the overall development of responsible, disciplined, and service-oriented citizen-soldiers.