14/09/2026
IN PHOTOS//
On 13 September 2026, the Saint Joseph College ROTC Unit conducted its regular Sunday formation, highlighted by the inspection of officers and cadets, attendance, and Drills and Ceremonies.
The Sunday formation consisted of Drills and Ceremonies and lecture sessions for the Basic ROTC Cadets and Advanced ROTC Officers.
For the Basic ROTC Cadets, the lecture on Survival Techniques was delivered by Sgt Jerson M Navarrosa PA (Res)
Meanwhile, the Advanced ROTC Officers received a lecture on Map Reading delivered by MSG Richard S Pacion (Inf) PA
The formation was led by the Advance ROTC Officers, assisted by Admin NCO Sgt Jose P Garde Jr (AGS) PA and SSg Loberto N Bug-os (Inf) PA and the GMAs, under the supervision of MAJ ROWELL B TAGALA (INF) PA
Director of 805CDC and Commandant of the SJC ROTC Unit.
The SJC ROTC Unit was also honored by the visit of MAJ ROWELL B TAGALA (INF) PA, the newly designated Director of the 805th Community Defense Center (805CDC). His presence during the formation provided an opportunity to interact with the cadets and personnel and further strengthened the unit’s commitment to continuous training, discipline, and leadership development.
These training activities are essential in developing the cadets’ discipline, responsibility, military bearing, leadership, and readiness for service. Through continuous training and learning, cadets are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary for their future roles in community and national service.
Beyond the classroom and training ground, cadets are reminded of the importance of teamwork, respect, perseverance, and dedication to duty. Every formation serves as a stepping stone in shaping future leaders who embody integrity, honor, and commitment to service.
The formation showcased the dedication and readiness of the SJC ROTC Unit in fostering discipline, leadership, and teamwork among its cadets while preparing them for their future roles in service to the nation.
Train. Learn. Lead. Serve.
