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INSTRUCTOR INTRODUCTION
(PROFILE/BACKGROUND)
NEEDS
TIME
CHAIN OF COMMAND
By 2028, a world class Army that is a source of national pride.
OUTCOME
SAFETY MEASURES
CLASSROOM RULES
4 February 1899 –
The PA had its
baptism of fire when
a war broke out with
Americans
HISTORY OF THE PA
1. The First Formal Philippine Army Organization
The PA has about 30,000 men
of whom 16,000 were fully
armed
As the war continues, the
Filipinos switched to guerrilla
warfare
1901 – capture of President
Aguinaldo
Surrender of General Miguel
Malvar – end of the Philippine
Revolution
HISTORY OF THE PA
1. The First Formal Philippine Army Organization
General Ricarte was captured and forced to exile
when he refused to swear allegiance to the
American flag
He died in 1945 still a defiant patriot
Macario Sakay – the President of the Tagalog
Republic and General Ola of Bicol
The Philippine Army had ceased to exist as a
coherent fighting force even before 1910
HISTORY OF THE PA
2. The Commonwealth Army
1934 – Passing of the Tydings-Mcduffie Law
1935 – Inauguration of the Commonwealth of the
Philippines
A transitory government that will last for 10
years that will give way to full independence
in 1945
Commonwealth (National Act) Act Nr 1 of 1935
This act provides for the establishment of the
National Defense Forces
HISTORY OF THE PA
PA VISION
PA ISO MISSION
COORDINATING STAFF
COORDINATING STAFF
G4 – Assistant Chief of Staff for Logistics
COORDINATING STAFF
PHILIPPINE ARMY
COMBAT UNITS
INF DIV – Infantry Division (Eleven (11)
Infantry Divisions)
HPA ORGANIZATION
MID - Mechanized
Infantry Division
AFPSOCOM- AFP
Special Operations
Command
HPA ORGANIZATION
COMBAT UNITS
FSRR – First Scout
Ranger Regiment
SFR(A) – Special
Forces Regiment
(Airborne)
LRR – Light
Reaction Regiment
Former LRB - Light
Reaction Battalion
HPA ORGANIZATION
525ECBn - Engineer
Construction Batallion
HPA ORGANIZATION
ASCOM – Army
Support Command
AS – Accounting Service
CHAIN OF COMMAND