NFR - NCR

CMOBC Students and Apurawan SK Council Hold Sports Clinic


On June 5, 2024, Civil Military Operations Basic Course Class 09-24 students and the Sangguniang Kabataan Council, led by SK Chairman Mr. Roseben P. Hervacio, organized a sports clinic at Barangay Basketball Court in Sitio Sto. Niño.

Participants received basic basketball and volleyball lessons, followed by friendly games. School supplies and shirts were also distributed.

The event aimed to foster unity, peace, and cooperation in the community, highlighting the government and military as partners in nation-building.

Celebrating Philippine Independence Day 🇵🇭

On this significant day, we commemorate the 126th anniversary of Philippine Independence. As we honor the bravery and sacrifices of our forebears, let us also reflect on our continued commitment to protect and uphold the sovereignty of our nation.

The Naval Force Reserve National Capital Region stands with every Filipino in celebrating our rich heritage and the enduring spirit of freedom. Together, we sail towards a future of peace, unity, and progress.

Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!🇵🇭

AFP and JTFNCR Conducted Reserve Force Joint Training Exercise (RFJTEX) 2024

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has reiterated its commitment to safeguarding the people and the state, with a focus on protecting national sovereignty and territorial integrity as stipulated in the 1987 Philippine Constitution. Despite a generally stable security environment, the AFP continually faces the challenge of addressing unpredictable and volatile threats. To counter these threats, the AFP has adopted the Total Force Concept, which combines a highly capable Regular Force with a responsive and mission-ready Reserve Force.

In accordance with this strategy, the Joint Task Force National Capital Region (JTFNCR) is tasked with securing the National Capital Region (NCR), the core of the Philippine government. JTFNCR’s responsibilities include defending the government from foreign influence and ensuring its effective functioning through joint and inter-agency operations. This is achieved by integrating the Reserve Force with the Regular Force, thereby enhancing the AFP’s capabilities to address national security threats.

To bolster the readiness and capabilities of NCR-based Reservist Units, the JTFNCR conducted the Reserve Force Joint Training Exercise (RFJTEX) 2024 June 7-9, 2024, at the HJTFNCR, CGEA, Quezon City. This exercise aims to develop coordination mechanisms for the seamless integration of the Reserve Force into the Command during emergencies.

The objectives of RFJTEX 2024 include strengthening the capability of joint and combined operations between JTFNCR and Reservist Units to ensure a state of readiness in the National Capital Region. The Exercise Directorate, Control Group, and Evaluation and Assessment Group will oversee all exercise activities, including:
Simulation of Mobilization & demobilization; Subject Matter Expert Exchange (SMEE), Staff Exercise (STAFFEX), Field Training Exercise (FTX).

✒️ PO2 Honey A Bunoan
POIC Plans & Programs O/RF3

🎉 Congratulations to all the official winners of the Shoot for a Cause event! 🏆 Your outstanding performance and commitment to making a difference are truly inspiring. Thank you for using your skills to support such a meaningful cause. Let's continue to raise awareness and create positive change together!

The concluding and awarding ceremony TBA.

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See you on May 18 and 19 (PPSA LEVEL 1 HG, MR, PCC) at the Marine Firing Range for our Shootfest for a Cause event!

Your participation will help raise funds for a good cause. Proceeds shall be used to purchase HADR equipment for NFR-NCR.

Open to all interested Civilians and Reservists from any branch of service.

Mark your calendars. Come and support a meaningful initiative with us.

To register, simply scan the QR code or click link below 👇🏻
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Join us on May 18 and 19 PPSA LEVEL 1 HG,MR,PCC at the Marine Firing Range for our Shootfest for a Cause event! Your participation will help raise funds for a good cause. Proceeds shall be used to purchase HADR equipment for NFR-NCR. Mark your calendars and come support a meaningful initiative with us. ."

To register click link below:
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Thank you.

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April 13, 2024 - The Naval Forces Reserve-National Capital Region (NFR-NCR) officially conducted the closing of Mobilization Exercise (MOBEX) named as Exercise Kalakip 2002-03. Various Naval Group Reserves and Support Units of the NFR-NCR convened at the Headquarters Naval Reserve Command (HNRC) wherein four-hundred nineteen (419) personnel of the NFR-NCR made a historic feat to respond to the call of duty.

Likewise, the ceremony was also preceded and served as the guest honor and speaker, the Commander, NRC, MGEN JOSEPH FERROUS S CUISON PN(M) and Commander, NRCen-NCR, CAPT JUNMAR A SALES PN(GSC).

Present also is not other than himself, Commander, NFR-NCR, CAPT NORMAN A BIOLA PN(MNSA)(RES) joined with him are the Chief of Staff, NFR-NCR, CDR APOLINARIO A CELOZA PN(MNSA)(RES); and Deputy Commander, NFR-NCR, CDR MEDARDO C DEACOSTA JR PN(MNSA)(RES) as well as Officers and Enlisted Personnel from the RF Staff, NGRs, and Support Units of the NFR-NCR.
Prior to the convening, a simultaneous CMO activities conducted by the Units of NFR-NCR across strategic locations around Metro Manila including clean-up and food feeding programs. Further, a motorcade was also executed to promote and advocate to join the Navy Reserve and support the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC).

The Exercise Kalakip signifies the readiness of Reservists to respond to a variety of scenarios such as disaster response and socio-economic development. Their duty as volunteers would serve as an inspiration to the Filipino people.

Maundy Thursday
28 March 2024, Pitogo Quezon

At around 10am, PO2 Michael Dizon was on a boat, practicing his rowing skills.

A small wooden boat, carrying 8 passengers, 1 pregnant woman, 2 couples, 1 senior citizen, and 2 minors aged 7 and 5years old, capsized within eyesight of his location.

Hearing calls for help, he immediately rushed and secured each passenger and led them to this boat. With all 8 passengers, he brought them to the shore and then returned to assist the boatman and the helper tending to the capsized boat.

We applaud PO2 Dizon's selfless bravery and quick thinking. That even in the face of danger, he put the safety of others first.

Let us emulate his example by showing bravery and selflessness and making a positive impact in the world through our actions.

Hooyahh, PO2 Dizon! P

21st Naval Group Reserve
NFR NCR

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🇵🇭🇺🇸Empowering Emergency Response:
Basic Operations for HAZMAT & CBRNE Management 24-1

We are thrilled to share the successful culmination of the recent HAZMAT and CBRNE Management 19-23 March 2024, held at the AFPRESCOM in Camp Aguinaldo, as part of the esteemed STATE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM.. This collaborative effort brought together the expertise of military personnels from the AFP and the Guam National Guard (GUNG), with MAJ PETER J GUERRERO from the US Army and GUNG Instructors providing invaluable guidance throughout the training sessions.

COL ROZELLE B SALVOSA PAF(MNSA), Chief of the Reservist Training Division, OJ9, AFP, SPP Coordinator, exemplified unwavering dedication by overseeing the training course from start to finish. Her steadfast commitment ensured the smooth ex*****on of training activities, reinforcing the AFP's commitment to excellence in emergency preparedness.

We we're honored to have MGEN JOEL ALEJANDRO S NACANAC PA, Deputy Chief of Staff for Reservist and Retirees Affairs, J9, deliver an inspiring address during the opening ceremony. His words of encouragement set the tone for the training program, emphasizing the importance of readiness and collaboration in safeguarding our communities.

At the closing ceremony, we were privileged to welcome BGEN DOROTEO JOSE M JALANDONI PN(M), Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Reservist and Retiree Affairs, AJ9. His presence underscored the significance of the training initiative in strengthening partnerships and enhancing emergency response capabilities.

Throughout the course, participants immersed themselves in a diverse range of topics, including hazard identification, personal protective equipment (PPE) & Chemical Protective Overgarment (CPO) usage, decontamination procedures, and incident command system (ICS) implementation. Through hands-on exercises and simulations, they honed their skills to effectively respond to hazardous incidents, ensuring the safety and well-being of our communities.

As we reflect of this training program our COMMANDER NFR-NCR CAPT NORMAN R BIOLA PN(MNSA) is looking forward to continuing efforts in enhancing emergency response capabilities and fostering strong partnerships within our community.

Stay tuned for more updates and initiatives! As the one and only representative from NFR-NCR, I see how the Chief of the Reservist Training Division remain committed to excellence in service.

We, NFR-NCR extend our sincere appreciation who contributed to the success of this training endeavor. To all participants, your dedication and expertise are instrumental in our mission to protect and serve.

Teaming up with our friends from GUNG (Guam National Guard) added a wholw new level of camaraderie and shared knowledge to the mix.

Si Yu'us Ma'åse🙏

✒️PO2 Honey A Bunoan PN(Res)

Propelling Multi-Sectoral Cooperation in the West Philippine Sea

CAPT NORMAN R BIOLA
PN(MNSA)(RES)
Commander
Naval Forces Reserve NCR

On 25 February 2024, the Philippine Navy’s Naval Reserve Command (NAVRESCOM) under Major General Joseph Ferrous S Cuison showed its support to the Armed Forces of the Philippine’s Western Command (WESCOM).
NAVRESCOM was able to provide assistance to WESCOM, which is led by Vice Admiral Alberto B Carlos, by donating goods and materials needed by the local communities of Pag-asa Island in the Municipality of Kalayaan in Palawan.
This was also done in partnership with JCI Manila, Cebuana Lhuillier, and the 1st AFP Affiliated Medical Reserve Center, together with Naval Forces Reserve National Capital Region, a Ready Reserve Unit based in Intramuros, Manila.
Specifically, this integrated group was able to donate generators, laptops, rainwater catchment systems, water filters, office and school supplies, medicines, food and other personal necessities.
JCI-Manila is one of the oldest leadership development organizations in the country and in Asia, while Cebuana Lhuillier is a non-banking financial institution. The University of Perpetual Help Systems’ 1AFPARMC of the AFP Reserve Command, on the other hand, is led by Brigadier General Vic Ronatay

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The Naval Forces Reserve-National Capital Region (NFR-NCR) held its unit-wide mustering aboard Headquarters Naval Reserve Command (HNRC), Cabildo Street, Intramuros, Manila on 20 January 2024.

The said mustering was participated by the various Naval Group Reserve (NGRs) and Support Units of the NFR-NCR and was spearheaded by none other than himself Commander, NFR-NCR, CAPT NORMAN R BIOLA PN(MNSA)(RES) together with the Commander, 22nd NGR, CDR REYNALDO M ROSAS PN(MNSA)(RES); Commander, HHSG, NFR-NCR, CDR APOLIZARIO A CELOZA PN(MNSA)(RES); OIC, NRPAU, CDR MEDARDO C DEACOSTA JR PN(MNSA)(RES); and other distinguished Officers of the NFR-NCR.

The mustering included the highlights of the activity conducted and achievements of the NFR-NCR from the previous year. Likewise, CAPT BIOLA PN(MNSA)(RES) commended all the Reservist Officers and Enlisted Personnel for its volunteerism and active participation to garner success for the NFR-NCR.
The mustering concluded in a traditional boodle fight to further boost the morale and camaraderie of the personnel of the NFR-NCR and continue to celebrate its success onwards 2024.

In 2019, two BCMT "Mabalasik" 10-13 graduates, SN2 Michael A Sy PN(RES) and SN2 Isagani P Moral Jr PN(RES) dreamt of setting-up a K-9 team in the PN Reserve Force. For them, having a specialized team of trained doghandlers and search dogs can complement the Reserve Force HADR and Security activities in terms of

● Search and Rescue
● Threat Detection (illegal drugs, explosives, fi****ms)
● Patrol and Tracking

SN2 Moral then established his dog breeding and dog handling organization first in Manila, then in Bacolod, as he needed more space to take care and train his dogs.

With the opportunity provided by the COVID pandemic, SN2 Sy and SN2 Moral found the time to get their Commander, 21st CDR MARIE-PAUL B DE LUNA PN(MNSA)(RES) onboard in strategizing what such an initiative will entail, especially in terms of resources, training, and manpower.

With the support from 21st NGR Officers and EP (salamat sa sponsors!) and Commander, NFRNCR CAPT NORMAN R BIOLA PN(MNSA)(RES), 21st NGR is slowly building up its K9 team. Starting with a Belgian Malinois that SN2 Moral donated in August 2022 to 21st NGR and another one to be made available in 2024, he and SN2 Sy are two active personnel who have invested personal time, resources, and pursued organizations and individuals who can provide training for the handler-canine duo.

Eirene, 21st NGR's first K9, is named after a Greek mythical goddess associated with spring, which means "Peace."

Last November 05 2023, SN2 Sy and Eirene successfully completed the MMDA K9 Canine Assessment. They are now eligible for the next level training that will further hone both the handler and canine skills to communicate better together in completing their specialized tasks.

This initiative will also pave the way for training of more personnel as handlers and in expanding the team to expand interest across the NFR NCR units.

Kudos to
SN2 ISAGANI P MORAL JR PN(RES)
SN2 MICHAEL A SY PN(RES)
for dreaming, for following-through to realize this dream, and giving pride to 21st NGR!

Greetings, everyone! It's time to relive the thrilling moments from the 44th National Reservist Week 2023, which took place just yesterday on September 30, 2023, at the iconic Lapu Lapu Grandstand in Quezon City. With the theme "AFP RESERVE FORCE: Moving towards Resilient Force Posture," this year's event was nothing short of spectacular.

The event was honored to have Secretary Gilberto C. Teodoro, Jr., as the Guest of Honor and Speaker. Secretary Teodoro, a highly respected figure in the defense sector, delivered an inspiring message that set the tone for the entire celebration. He underscored the critical role of the AFP Reserve Force in bolstering the nation's security and stressed the importance of their continuous training and modernization efforts.

But before we delve into Secretary Teodoro's message, let's talk about the electrifying atmosphere at the Lapu Lapu Grandstand. The day began with a heartwarming flag-raising ceremony, a reminder of the unwavering commitment of our reservists to protect and defend our nation.

The highlight of the event was undoubtedly the parade and ceremonial march. Reservists from all walks of life, dressed in their pristine uniforms, marched in perfect unison, showcasing their discipline and dedication. It was a sight to behold, evoking a sense of pride and unity among the spectators.

The event then shifted gears with a series of military demonstrations that left the crowd in awe. From combat simulations that displayed their combat-readiness to weapon displays that showcased their equipment and technology, the reservists proved that they were a force to be reckoned with.

Recognition was also a big part of the day. Outstanding reservists and units were honored for their exceptional service and contributions to national security. Their stories were an inspiration, reminding everyone present of the sacrifices made by these brave individuals.

Now, let's turn our attention back to Secretary Gilberto C. Teodoro, Jr.'s message. In his address, he commended the Reserve Force for their unwavering commitment to the country's defense. He emphasized that resilience in the face of evolving security challenges was crucial. He stressed the need for continuous training and modernization to ensure our nation's security.

Adding to the list of distinguished speakers was GENERAL ROMEO S BRAWNER JR., the Chief of Staff of the AFP. General Brawner introduced Secretary Teodoro and underscored the critical role of the Reserve Force in maintaining a resilient force posture. He reiterated the AFP's commitment to support and strengthen the Reserve Force to enhance the nation's security.

The event also featured active engagement with the local community, promoting awareness about the Reserve Force's mission and building stronger ties between the military and civilians. Cultural performances and entertainment added vibrancy to the celebration, showcasing the rich heritage and traditions of the Philippines.

As the sun set on the 44th National Reservist Week 2023, the Lapu Lapu Grandstand bore witness to a day of unity, camaraderie, and patriotism. It was a powerful reminder of the dedication, discipline, and unwavering commitment of our reservists to protect and serve the Philippines.

Let's give a round of applause to the AFP Reserve Force for moving towards a resilient force posture, and let's continue to support them as they safeguard our nation. Until next year's celebration, let's keep the spirit of patriotism burning bright!

✒️ PO2 Honey A Bunoan PN(Res)
📸 PO1 JL Moralde
📸 SK2 Raphael Yambao

21st NGR NFR NCR and QCDRRMO will strengthen its partnership with a static display booth on 30 Sept 2023.

With the support of QC Mayor Joy Belmonte, QC Vice Mayor Gian Sotto, and the QCDRRM team, the booth will feature key SAR equipment including the DRRMO Rescue Truck with extrication device, Sonar equipment, and a Radar Device that can detect heartbeat beneath wreckage and basic rescue equipment.

21st and QCDRRMO personnel will be manning the booth, including our DEART graduates, so they can apply their knowledge and assist in answering inquiries on DRRM and search and rescue.

Come and visit our booth and meet Eirene, our Belgian Malinois.

CDR MARIE-PAUL B DE LUNA
PN(MNSA)(RES)
Commander, 21st NGR
ACS, NFR NCR

Naval Forces Reserve (NFR) NCR, through the initiative and coordination of 21st NGR, spearheaded another Bloodletting activity on 17 September 2023 at Camp Rigoberto Atienza, Brgy Libis, QC.

This event was in partnership with the 51st Engineering Brigade PA, the 12th Wing PAF Reserve, the International Council for Small Business (ICSB) PH, Serving HeartsFoundation Inc, and Tondo Medical Hospital. The 1302nd RRIBN was also in the premises and readily mobilized donors as well.

Not only was this event one of service and sacrifice for others, it also heightened the inter-service cooperation of PN, PA, PAF Reservists with 51st EB PA organic personnel.

During his Opening Remarks, CNFRNCR CAPT NORMAN R BIOLA PN(MNSA)(RES) emphasized the importance of donating blood to help people in need.

In her remarks, C21st CDR MARIE-PAUL B DE LUNA PN(MNSA)(RES) and also ICSB Founding Trustee similarly reiterated that while we can never plan for emergencies, donating blood is but one way to mitigate any future emergencies for blood we may have.

Blood Donors came from the NFRNCR units - 21st, 22nd, 20th -- and its RF Staff.

If you missed this event, the next schedule will be in early December 2023.

The Philippine Navy Reservist had a rather upbeat and enlightening experience attending the Briefing and Familiarization on Basic Surface Warfare and Fleet Operations Shipboard Rating at The Fleet Training and Doctrine Center (FTDC), which sits at the helm as the Primary Training Unit for the Philippine Fleet. FTDC's Primary Mission involves honing Officers and Sailors for Sea Warfare, Shaping Doctrines and Curricula, and Executing Annual and Pre-Deployment Assessments to Reinforce the Philippine Fleet's Mission.

Here's a distilled take on the key moments of their involvement:

1. Comprehensive Discussions: The event spanned diverse facets of fleet operations, channeling information through a transparent and captivating route. Facilitated by savvy members of the Fleet Warfare School (FWS), the discussions came laced with their profound mastery and seasoned insight.

2. Generous Sharing: FWS members dispensed their wisdom and personal anecdotes with liberality, cultivating an environment that sowed seeds of comprehension into the fertile grounds of fleet operations.

3. Interactive Q&A: Attendees enjoyed a platform for reciprocal exchange through interactive Q&A sessions, elevating the learning experience by tapping into the wellspring of expert insights.

4. Interest in Further Training: A cadre of Enlisted Personnel (EPs) articulated a pronounced desire and determination to chart the course of supplementary training via the outlined courses. This nod indicates that the orientation's content was both informative and magnetizing.

5. Tour of Training Areas: The journey through the training and simulation precincts delivered an experiential spark, fanning the flames of enthusiasm and nurturing a profound reverence for the intricacies of fleet operations.

6. Anticipation for Future Opportunities: The reservist stands on tiptoes, eagerly awaiting forthcoming orientations and training sequences that promise an unfiltered vista into the multifaceted roles nestled within the cradle of fleet units.

7. Prospects of Training Partnerships: The evocation of ongoing dialogues encompassing training collaborations between FTDC, officers, and Enlisted Personnel (EPs) stands as an emblem of the upswell toward mutualistic erudition and growth.

It's worth noting that CDR RAYMOND F UMBAC PN(GSC) presence as a facilitator, sharing information and experiences, likely enriched the event even further.

Additionally to the Training Officers who played a vital role in mentoring and guiding our Reservists throughout FOSR.

Overall, the PN Reservist's outlook on upcoming fleet operations engagement and learning endeavors is undeniably positive. The orientation seems to have planted the seeds of valuable insights, paving the way for future training and collaboration possibilities.

It's impressive to note the initiative and coordination by C21st NGR CDR MARIE-PAUL BARRAMEDA DE LUNA PN(MNSA)(RES) through 212th 3rd NAVCOY Commander LTJG CHRISTIAN CHUA PN(RES), which surely contributed to the success of the event.

✒️PO2 Honey A Bunoan PN(Res)

LCDR GERMAN "GERMZ" MACATOL MENDEZ PN(RES), one of the first Philippine Navy Reservist contingent for RIMPAC 2018, has passed away.

If you want to pay your last respects, the wake is at the Evergreen Chapel in Pasig City.

Our hearts are heavy with sorrow for the loss, and we're sending our thoughts your way. We want to extend our sincere condolences to the family.

Interment is on 04 Aug 2023 at Garden of Peace Memorial Park Cainta.

TAPS, sir. Rest easy we have the watch sir.

We are excited to announce that we're continuing our tree planting initiative spearheaded by Commander, 21st CDR MARIE-PAUL BARRAMEDA DE LUNA PN(MNSA)(RES) and meticulously coordinated by C213th CDR MARIA AMBER V HAGADA PN(MNSA)(RES) at JTF-NCR, CGEA, Quezon City to make our environment greener and more vibrant!

🌱🌍 Our mission is to nurture the green spaces around us and create a lasting impact on the ecosystem. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, some plants may not survive. In such cases, we'll replace them with new ones to maintain the greenery and beauty of our project. Together, we'll plant native tree species that are beneficial to our local biodiversity and environment. Trees are not only beautiful but also vital in combating climate change and providing essential habitats for wildlife.

By volunteering with us, you're contributing to a greener, healthier future for generations to come. Your efforts will leave a positive impact on our community and inspire others to do the same.

📅 Date: July 29, 2023

🖋PO2 Honey A Bunoan PN(Res)
📸 PO3 Matthew Samuel S Madamba PN (Res)
📸 PO3 Janned Jurrell J Corpus PN(Res)

It is truly wonderful to learn that this year's "Balikatan" joint military exercises between the Philippines and the United States were highly successful. The introduction of the various firsts and innovative activities during the three-week-long "Balikatan" highlights the dedication of the armed forces in enhancing their skills and preparedness. This successful iteration of "Balikatan" signifies the continuous growth and improvement of the bilateral military partnership between the two countries. The strong bond between the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the United States military exemplifies the commitment to regional stability and security. It is evident that both countries are dedicated to maintaining their strategic partnership and mutual defense cooperation.

One of the Participant YNC EDGAR M MISTERIO PN(Ret)(Res) CMAA for AC of Staff Operations NFR-NCR added "the continuing Balikatan Exercise between the two navies such as BK38-23 is very helpful in enhancing its capabilities, in terms of inter-operability by using the most modern naval warfare machine platform and individual equipment. It increases an individual soldier's training ability and capability not only for the regulars but the reservist alike..."

He was retired but still serving in the reserve force! JeongchoiKim Misterio HOOYAH!


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🖋PO2 Honey A Bunoan PN(Res)
📸 SN2 Michaael A Sy PN(Res)

🇵🇭 We are thrilled to share the success of our Leadership Development Program for Company/Battalion Commanders Class 02-2023, proudly initiated by Retiree & Retiree Affairs. Held at AFRESCOM, Camp General Aguinaldo, the program brought together esteemed leaders for a transformative learning experience! 🇵🇭

🎖️ Special Guest Speaker: Four-Star General Daniel R. Hokanson 🎖️

It is with utmost honor that we highlight the presence of Four-Star General Daniel R. Hokanson, the 29th Chief of the National Guard in the United States Army. General Hokanson's outstanding leadership and experience enriched our program, providing invaluable insights to our commanders.

Uniting Forces: Guam National Guard (GUNG)

The Leadership Development Program saw the participation of esteemed leaders from the Guam National Guard (GUNG). This collaboration strengthened our commitment to fostering camaraderie and cooperation between our nations' military forces. Together, we aim to create a formidable and united front in the pursuit of excellence. 🤝🇺🇸🇵🇭

🔍 Empowering Leaders for a Resilient Future 🔍

Leadership is the cornerstone of any thriving military unit. Our program focused on equipping Company/Battalion Commanders with the skills and knowledge to lead with honor, integrity, and compassion. Effective leaders are instrumental in guiding their teams to accomplish missions while ensuring the well-being of our dedicated personnel. 💪

The presence of General Daniel R. Hokanson and the collaboration with the Guam National Guard (GUNG) enriched our Leadership Development Program beyond measure. Their insights inspired our leaders to strive for greatness, emphasizing the importance of unity and cooperation in achieving common goals. 🌟🤝

Congratulations to our Graduates!

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the graduates of our Leadership Development Program. Your dedication to continuous growth and unwavering commitment to leadership excellence will undoubtedly shape a stronger and more resilient future for our Armed Forces. We are incredibly proud of your accomplishments! 🎉

🖋PO2 Honey A Bunoan PN(Res)

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