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Oldest and largest component of an army.

Infantry.

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Foot soldier; countries defense.

Infantry man.

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Application of combat, combat support and combat service.

Combined arms warfare.

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Integrated horizontally command echelon.

Arms and service.

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During world war ii commonwealth was divided into 10 military districts to organize reservist forces for war.

Development of the infantry division.

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Commonwealth was divided into.

10 military districts.

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Military districts was assigned to.

Different us army forces in the far east units (USAFFE)

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When was the Military districts was the deactivated.

May 5 ,1948.

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The 10 military districts was replaced?

Into four military areas.

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Camp ord, tarlac

12 provinces, two cities (northern and central luzon)

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Canlubang, laguna.

18 provinces, one city (southern luzon).

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Cebu city.

10 provinces, four cities (Visayas).

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Cagayan, misamis oriental.

10 provinces, 2 cities (mindanao).

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Present army is influenced by us army infantry.

Development of the philippine army infantry.

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The philippine army is roots to.

Katipuneros (Filipino-spanish war era).

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Filipino spanish war era to american era by.

Late 1800s, by Gen. emilio aguinaldo.

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Influence of other countries to the infantry us army influence philippine army.

Great britain, australia, malaysia, indonesia, singapore, bangladesh, india.

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Oral order of a commander or leader; a certain movement in an orderly manner; promote teamwork.

Drills.

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Two types of drills.

Ceremonial and battlel.

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Two types of command.

Preparatory command and command of execution.


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State of movement to be carried out and mentally prepares.

Preparatory command.

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Tells when the movement is to be carried out.

Command of execution.

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Sandata

Ta

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Use the signal the command.

Na

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Lakad.

Kad.

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Hinto.

To.

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Harap.

Rap.

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Humanda.

Da

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Pahinga.

Nga

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General rule.

Kalis or Talibong.

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Preparatory command and command of execution are combined.

Combined command.

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Oral order given by subordinate leader; platoon leader gives supplementary commands.

Supplementary command.

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Company

Balangay.

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Platoon

Pulutong.

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Battalion.

Talupad.

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Sa aking pag-uutos or at my command; develop confidence and promote enthusiasm.

Mass command.

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Describe all oral orders by a commander that direct or cause subordinate leader to take action.

Directives.

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Itanghal ang sandata.

Directives

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Emphasize authority; correct delivered commands.

Command voice.

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Tone, cadence, snap, correct immediate response.

Command voice.

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Position of attention.

Voice control.

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Diaphragm

Voice control

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Correct use of the tongue

Distinctives.

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The rise and fall in peach and the tone changes of voice.

Inflection.

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Uniform and rhythmic flow of words.

Cadence.

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Inspection of troops by a high officer or honor guest.

Review

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Two companies with three platoon per company

Battalion formation with company in line.

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Traditions and customs

Brigade formation with battalion in line.

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Inherited principles, standards and practices, accumulated experiences

Traditions

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Accepted practices realized through continued usage.

Customs

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Executive no. 217, s. 1939

Code of citizenship and ethics

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Systematic statement of a body of law and principle rules.

Code

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Permanent membership in a political community

Citizenship

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Was promulgated by president manuel quezon

August 19, 1939.

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Section 5, article 13

All school shall a moral character and nstp should be teach in school.

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