ROTC Module 0

ADMU ROTC

131 DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS (DMST)

ADMU ROTC Mission

the mentioned personnel serve “NSTP students by providing, along with their Ignatian formation, practical skills and knowledge through military training, relevant to their future as reservists.”

SOP Saluting business

Always salute officers and superiors as a sign of respect and discipline.

SOP Greeting business

Courteously address officers and upperclassmen with appropriate titles to uphold military decorum.

SOP Always begin with sir and end with sir

When speaking to officers or upperclassmen, start and finish your sentences with "sir/ma'am" to show respect and courtesy.

SOP A lowerclassman is always at the left side of an upperclassman

Maintain this position to signify the hierarchy within the unit.

SOP Avoid familiarization

Maintain professional relationships and avoid overly casual interactions with superiors.

SOP Never open a topic to your upperclassmen if it is nonsense

Discuss only relevant and meaningful topics with upperclassmen to show consideration for their time.

SOP Always stand at attention when talking to your upperclassmen

Show discipline by maintaining proper military posture during conversations.

SOP Don’t sit if an officer did not say so

Wait for permission to sit as a sign of respect and obedience.

SOP Sidestepping

Use sidestepping as to move efficiently without turning your back on superiors.

SOP Always ask permission before talking

Seek approval before speaking to maintain order.

SOP Knock three times before entering or leaving the room

Use this signal to announce your presence and request permission to enter or exit.

SOP Always occupy ¼ of your seat

Sit on only a portion of the seat to show readiness.

SOP Sit erect; stomach in and breast out

Maintain proper posture to demonstrate discipline and alertness.

SOP Caution your classmate regarding his posture

Remind peers to maintain proper posture to support overall conduct.

SOP Always say buddy or mate to your classmates

Foster camaraderie and team spirit by using terms of mutual respect.

SOP Always move on the double

Move quickly and efficiently to show urgency and discipline.

SOP Avoid malingering

Do not fake illness or injury to avoid duties or responsibilities.

SOP Always attend your duty

Be present and punctual for all assigned duties and responsibilities.

SOP Always log in and out

Keep accurate records of your attendance and activities.

SOP Always consult the bulletin board

Regularly check for important updates and information.

SOP Don’t squeal

Address trivial issues responsibly within the team, fostering trust and cohesion, and report only significant matters to superiors.

SOP Don’t make any promises if you cannot cope with them

Only make commitments you are sure you can fulfill.

SOP Make your excuses reasonable

Provide valid and honest reasons if you cannot meet an obligation.

SOP No smoking

Adhere to regulations prohibiting smoking.

SOP Obey first before you complain

Follow orders promptly and raise any concerns through the proper channels afterward.

Chain of Command

Clear hierarchy where orders flow from the higher ranks to the lower designations—ensuring clear authority and accountability.

Unity of Command

Each position reports to only one superior which lessens confusions due to conflicting instructions.

HIS EXCELLENCY FERDINAND “BONGBONG” ROMUALDEZ MARCOS, JR - 17th President

Commander-in-Chief

HON. GILBERTO C TEODORO, JR

23rd Secretary of National Defense

GEN ROMEO S BRAWNER JR PA

Chief of Staff, Armed Forces of the Philippines

LTGEN STEPHEN P PARREÑO PAF

Commanding General, Philippine Air Force

MGEN ELPIDIO TALJA PAF

Commander, Air Force Reserve Command

COL FLORANTE S BATERINA (MNSA)

Commanding Officer, 1st Air Reserve Center

MILITARY ORGANIZATION

"A group of persons or units bonded together to perform military functions with definite responsibilities and duties assigned to each individual."

DND, AFP, PAF, AFRC, 1ARCEN

Chain of Command (military organizations)

Department of National Defense (DND)

The Philippine government's agency, under the Executive Branch, which is responsible for the State's protection from both internal and external threats. Thus, is charged with the duty of supervising the country's National Defense Program.

Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)

The military arm of the DND which protects the country from external and internal threats. It is composed of three (3) Major Services. (Philippine Army, Philippine Navy, Philippine Air Force)

Philippine Air Force (PAF)

The aerial service branch of the AFP, tasked with protecting the airspace of the Philippines. The PAF conducts air operations, including defense, surveillance, airlift, and humanitarian missions. It plays a crucial role in supporting ground and naval operations, and in disaster response efforts. The PAF is also responsible for training and developing air defense capabilities.

Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC)

A major command of the PAF responsible for managing and mobilizing the Air Force's reserve units. The AFRC ensures that reservists are trained, organized, and ready to augment the regular forces when needed. In addition to military duties, the AFRC also engages in community service and disaster response activities, contributing to national development.

1st Air Reserve Center (1ARCEN)

The 1ARCEN operates under the AFRC and focuses on the administration and training of Air Force reservists in its area of responsibility—National Capital Region (NCR). This includes conducting the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) programs, organizing mobilization exercises, and preparing reservists for active duty when called upon. It is currently headed by the Commanding Officer, who is also our Commandant, COL FLORANTE S BATERINA PAF (MNSA).

Cadet Honor Code

We, the cadets, do not lie, cheat, steal, nor tolerate among us those who do so. Do I intend to deceive? Do I intend to take advantage? If I say no to both questions, then I’m doing an honorable thing.

ADMU ROTC Core Values (HELD)

Honor, Excellence, Loyalty, Duty

Philippine Air Force Core Values (InSTEP)

Integrity, Service above Self, Teamwork, Excellence, Professionalism

Commander in Chief

23rd Secretary of National Defense (DND)

Chief of Staff (AFP)

Commanding General (PAF)

Commander (AFRC)

Commanding Officer (1ARCen)

PRES. MARCOS

HON. TEODORO

GEN BRAWNER

LTGEN PARREÑO

MGEN TALJA

COL BATERINA

RA 7077

Citizen Armed Forces of the Philippines Reservist Act