Rappelling on a 80-ft high tower, jumping off like an airborne from a 34-ft high tower, M16 rifle marksmanship, hiking [...]
Cadet Officers from the University of the Phlippines Diliman Reserve Officers’ Training Corps together with the Assistant Commandant, Major Ronaldo [...]
Courtesy Call to the Chief-of-Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
10 April 2013
We fell down but we will rise [...]
The Ring Hop Ceremony officially ends the Corps year 2013 and starts the Corps year 2014.
23 March 2013
Harvesting the fruits of their effort exerted to improve their physical wellness, individual cadets of the Rayadillo unit managed to perform better at their push ups and sit ups relative to the previous training days. It was also noticeable that during the weekly platoon road run, they maintained cadence. Probably the most remarkable improvement they made was that they finished the platoon road run faster than last week’s record.
Teamwork and cooperation is important for the Rayadillo cadets. Under the excruciating heat of the sun, the cadets formed into a model unit marching snappily for every command of their platoon leader. Each step and sway of arms is the same. Following the ABCDs of marching (Alignment, Bearing, Cadence and Distance), every movement defines what a Raya cadet should be.
Specializing in drills and ceremonies, rifles welcomed the cadets in their first training day. Cadets were taught the basic manual of arms; the proper execution in every command of the platoon leader. Discussing the importance of drills and ceremonies, the newly appointed company commander, C2Lt Lance Calub 3Cl, introduced the company to the scope of their training and specialization. C2Lt Vincit Tagoc 3Cl lectured about the troop leading procedures (TLPs) explaining each steps with his simple example of a pancit canton problem. This showcases that the TLPs are not only applicable to the military but also in other ways. –CPvt Brent Julian Kyle S Are 4Cl
Cadets had their first long examination last Saturday, 25 August 2012. They started their morning cleaning the vicinity of the DMST Complex. 2nd Platoon of the Bravo Company was assigned to weed out the grasses in front of the area. The task was made easier by the rains that poured earlier in the morning causing the tilled soil to be suppler. This was done in preparation for the new plants that will be planted around the DMST.
Cadets, in their usual T-maong, started their 7th Training Day cleaning the area of the Department of the Military Science and Tactics (DMST) Complex. Due to limited time, platoons were divided and assigned in the different areas of the vicinity.
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The first training day will be on June 15.
What to wear: T-maong (white shirt, Maong pants, belt, white socks, rubber shoes)
What to bring: tickler (small steno notebook), ballpen
Where to go: Vanguard building first floor (lobby)
See you, Cadets!