Frvmfi ROTC UNIT 2024-2025

26/09/2025

LOOK | 8th WEEK OF MILITARY INSTRUCTION 1st SEMESTER | AY 2025-2026

On 0700H 21 September 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit commenced their 8th week of military instruction. Under the guidance of the Corps and staff headed by C/COL DAVE CYRIL L AROA 1CL and assisted by SGT NISREEN Q GODINEZ (RES) PA, the day began with the usual formation and attendance check, followed by a detailed inspection to ensure that all cadets were in proper uniform and physically prepared for the day’s activities. After this, the focus shifted to drills and ceremonies with emphasis on carrying the rifle. Cadets were taught the proper handling, positions, and commands involving the rifle, including basic movements such as port arms, right shoulder arms, and order arms. Each movement was carefully demonstrated by the Corps and staff, and cadets were given time to practice until their ex*****on became synchronized and precise. This exercise not only improved their muscle memory but also enhanced teamwork and discipline as they learned to move as one unit.

After the drills, the cadets gathered for a lecture on values development, which focused on the importance of integrity, respect, and service in military and civilian life. PVT JANICA M TAÑARA (RES) PA, the instructor, emphasized that true discipline goes beyond just following commands — it is about upholding honor, responsibility, and respect for others. This discussion inspired cadets to reflect on their personal values and how they can apply them both inside and outside of ROTC training.

Overall, the 8th week proved to be productive and meaningful. The combination of rifle drills and values discussion strengthened both the cadets’ physical skills and moral foundation. As they continue their ROTC journey, the cadets are becoming not only better in executing military drills but also more committed to becoming disciplined, responsible, and value-oriented individuals ready to serve their community and country.
The said activity ended about 1200H the same day.

22/09/2025

LOOK | 7th Week of Military Instruction 1st Semester | AY 2025-2026

On 14 September 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit commenced its 7th week of military instruction focused on enhancing cadets’ discipline and understanding of military culture through drills, ceremonies, and classroom instruction. Under the guidance of the Corps and staff headed by C/COL DAVE CYRIL L AROA 1CL and assisted by SGT NISREEN Q GODINEZ (RES) PA, the session began with a series of basic and advanced drills designed to improve synchronization, precision, and teamwork. Cadets practiced proper formation movements such as column lefts and rights, saluting protocols, and troop review procedures. These activities helped strengthen their confidence and instilled the importance of unity and respect for commands.

Following the drills, the cadets participated in a classroom lecture on the AFP Core Values – honor, patriotism, and duty. The discussion emphasized the significance of living by these principles not only as ROTC cadets but also as responsible citizens. The Instructor, PVT JESELLE N CANTILAN (RES) PA, provided real-life examples of soldiers who embodied these values, inspiring cadets to apply them in their daily lives.

Overall, the 7th week’s session was productive and meaningful. Cadets displayed improved discipline during formations and showed active participation in the discussion on AFP Core Values. The training further shaped their character, preparing them to become disciplined individuals who are ready to serve with honor and integrity. The said activity ended about 1200H the same day.

08/09/2025

LOOK | 6th WEEK OF MILITARY INSTRUCTION 1st SEMESTER | AY 2025-2026

On 0730H 07 September 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit commenced its 6th week of military instruction, which centered on the familiarization of basic drills and ceremonies. The session began with proper alignment and attendance check, emphasizing the value of discipline and punctuality in military training. Under the guidance of the Corps and staff headed by C/COL DAVE CYRIL L AROA 1CL and assisted by SGT NISREEN Q GODINEZ (RES) PA, cadets practiced marching movements, hand salutes, and proper ex*****on of commands. This activity aimed to instill precision, synchronization, and confidence among the cadets as they learned the fundamentals of military drill.

Following the practical exercises, at exactly 0930H the cadets proceeded to the Holy Trinity Chapel for the discussion on military customs and traditions. As the instructor, PVT MYKEN O TILLOR (RES) PA highlighted the importance of respect for rank, proper conduct during flag ceremonies, and the observance of courtesies as vital elements in building character and esprit de corps. Through this discussion, the cadets gained a deeper understanding of how these customs and traditions uphold the integrity and honor of the military service.

Overall, the day’s formation was both productive and meaningful. The formation enhanced the cadets’ discipline and unity, while the discussion provided them with valuable insights on professionalism and respect within the organization. This activity successfully contributed to their development as responsible and disciplined individuals prepared to embody the ideals of service and leadership. The said activity ended about 1200H same day

07/09/2025

Happy Birthday MSg Tadeo A. Baranggan PA (Res)! 🎉
Your dedication and leadership as the FRVMFI ROTCU Director continue to inspire both cadets and officers to strive for excellence. May this special day bring you joy, strength, and fulfillment as you guide others with integrity and commitment. Wishing you good health, more blessings, and continued success in your service and personal life.

ROTC FAM💚

06/09/2025

Military Custom – These are accepted practices or ways of doing things in the military that show respect, discipline, and professionalism. For example, saluting officers, proper greetings, and wearing the uniform correctly. Customs help maintain order and mutual respect among soldiers.

Military Tradition – These are long-standing practices, beliefs, and values passed down through generations of soldiers. Traditions often include ceremonies, mottos, songs, and rituals that symbolize honor, loyalty, and unity. They remind soldiers of their shared history and sacrifices.

05/09/2025

LOOK | 5TH MILITARY INSTRUCTION 1ST SEMESTER | PRE-LIM EXAMINATION

On 31 August 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit conducted its 5th Military Instruction, with the main highlight being the administration of the Preliminary Examination. The session began with the usual formation, inspection, and roll call where cadets were reminded of the importance of discipline, proper uniform, and military courtesy before proceeding to the examination proper.

The preliminary examination served as an assessment of the cadets’ knowledge and understanding of the lessons covered in the first four military instructions. The exam included topics such as military customs and traditions, chain of command, drills and ceremonies, discipline, leadership, and the foundations of the ROTC program. Cadets took the test in their designated rooms under strict supervision, showing seriousness and responsibility in accomplishing the task.

Overall, the 5th Military Instruction was successfully carried out, with cadets demonstrating discipline and integrity throughout the activity. The conduct of the examination not only evaluated their academic learning but also reinforced the values of honesty, preparedness, and accountability expected of future military leaders. The results will serve as a basis for identifying areas of improvement in the upcoming phases of ROTC training.

05/09/2025

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01/09/2025

FRVMFI ROTCU | COURTESY CALL - ISSUANCE OF PHILARPAT UNIFORMS

On 22 August 2025, the FRVMFI ROTC Unit welcomed LTC JENNIFER T CLAROS FS (GSC) PA , 701ST CDC DIRECTOR, 7RCDG, PA together with ROTC Division NCO Cpl Amelita M Gilhang (Inf) PA and ADMIN NCO SSg Roel D Dotusme (Inf) PA as they conducted a courtesy call at the office of our SCHOOL PRESIDENT/CEO MDM MARIA VICTORIA J LUMIBAO,MRM to formally introduce themselves and to express their commitment to fulfill their duties and responsibilities. The meeting served as an opportunity to build rapport and strengthen the professional relationship between 701st CDC and the office. During the interaction, they were warmly welcomed and given guidance on the proper conduct and expectations while carrying out the tasks.

After the courtesy call, the issuance of uniforms followed. Each 2CL Officers, who graduated on their RSCT and ARAPT 31-32 was provided with their PHILARPAT Uniforms, which signifies unity, discipline, and professionalism. These uniforms are symbols of their hard work, sacrifice, and commitment to their ROTC Training. The distribution was orderly, and everyone received the appropriate sizes to ensure comfort and presentability. Wearing the uniform not only fosters a sense of belonging but also symbolizes our accountability as representatives of the RESERVE COMMAND PHILIPPINE ARMY.

Overall, the activity was successful as it achieved two important goals: establishing a good working relationship and ensuring proper identification and uniformity. These steps mark the beginning of a well-organized and collaborative endeavor.

30/08/2025

26/08/2025

Happy Birthday, C/2LT Eljun Andrade 3CL!

Your dedication and service as part of the ROTC Officers truly inspire your fellow cadets. May you continue to lead with courage, discipline, and integrity. Wishing you more strength and wisdom as you guide and motivate others. May this special day bring you happiness, success, and fulfillment in all your endeavors.

From ROTC FAMILY💚

16/08/2025

LOOK | 4TH MILITARY INSTRUCTION 1ST SEMESTER | BATCH 2025-2026

On 15 August 2025, FRVMFI ROTC Unit successfully engaged in their 4th week of Military Instruction, where cadets exhibit their courage and willingness through Blood Donation.

The day started with a prayer, giving thanks to God Almighty for a great day to commence the Blood Letting activity with the theme "Let's come together to make a difference. Be a blood donor today." The event was in collaboration with the Department of Health and Rural Health Unit Bogo City; and the Red Cross. The main goal of the event was to maintain a consistent and enough supply of our blood banks for those who are in need of blood transfusion.

FRVMFI ROTC Unit would like to appreciate the presence of our NSTP Coordinator, Training staff, GMA, Alumni, ROTC Officers, and Aspiring ROTC Officers. Your leadership, management, and dedication made the event successful. We would also like to appreciate the presence of our Admin NCO SSG ROEL D DOTUSME (INF) PA, who travelled a long way up north to support our activity. Your presence and support sir gave a strong moral and one of the key concepts for the success of the activity.

Cadets exhibit their bravery and commitment to service through the successful blood donation and active participation, instilling in their hearts and mind the value of duty, courage, and generosity.