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    The document provides an overview of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) including its history, organization, and the missions and capabilities of its major branches. It discusses the brief history of the AFP from the Battle of Mactan in 1521 to its participation in international peacekeeping efforts. It outlines the chain of command and organizational structure of the AFP and its three main branches: the Philippine Army, Philippine Air Force, and Philippine Navy. It also provides details on the organization and missions of the Philippine Air Force and its reserve command.

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    The document provides an overview of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) including its history, organization, and the missions and capabilities of its major branches. It discusses the brief history of the AFP from the Battle of Mactan in 1521 to its participation in international peacekeeping efforts. It outlines the chain of command and organizational structure of the AFP and its three main branches: the Philippine Army, Philippine Air Force, and Philippine Navy. It also provides details on the organization and missions of the Philippine Air Force and its reserve command.

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    AFP/MAJOR

    “Take the
    SERVICE LEAD,
    HISTORY
    Soar
    ANDas ONE”
    ORGANIZATION
    OVERVIEW
    A. BRIEF HISTORY OF AFP
    B. AFP ORGANIZATION
    • CHAIN OF COMMAND
    • AFP ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
    • MISSION AND CAPABILITIES OF THE AFP
    AND ITS MAJOR BRANCHES

    C. PAF ORGANIZATION
    PAF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
    MISSION, ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE &
    LOCATION OF AIR FORCE RESERVE COMMAND,
    RESERVE FORCE & AIR RESERVE CENTERS
    BRIEF HISTORY OF AFP
    Brief History

    • 27 APR 1521- “THE BATTLE OF MACTAN”


    WHERE LAPU-LAPU, THE ACKNOWLEDGE FATHER
    OF THE AFP, FIRST SIGNALLED OUR LOVE FOR
    FREEDOM.

    • 1744- “THE DAGOHOY REVOLT”


    THE MUSLIM RESISTANCE & OTHER SIMILAR
    UPRISINGS AGAINST SPANISH COLONIALISM
    WHICH CONTINUE OUR FIGHT AGAINST
    DOMINATION.
    Brief History

    • 07 JULY 1892- “THE FOUNDING OF KATIPUNAN”


    ANDRES BONIFACIO, CONSIDERED AS THE
    FATHER OF THE PHILIPPINE ARMY, WHICH
    EXEMPLIFIED FILIPINO SOLIDARITY.

    • 22 MAR 1897- “TEJEROS CONVENTION”


    PROCLAIMED OFFICIALLY OUR DESIRE FOR
    COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE AND GAVE BIRTH TO
    THE PHILIPPINE ARMY.
    Brief History

    • 12 JUN 1898- “THE INDEPENDENCE”


    IT WAS DECLARED AT KAWIT, CAVITE & FOR THE
    FIRST TIME THE PHILIPPINE FLAG WAS FURLED &
    OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM WAS PLAYED.

    • 22 JUN 1898- “THE PHILIPPINE NAVY WAS


    CREATED” BY THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY.
    Brief History

    • BETWEEN 1898 & 1899- “THE FILIPINO-


    AMERICAN HOSTILITIES”
    FURTHER DEMONSTRATED THE FILIPINO SOLDIERS
    BEST IN TERMS OF HONOR, VALOR, LOYALTY, DUTY AND
    SOLIDARITY DESPITE THE OVERWHELMING
    SUPERIORITY OF THE ENEMY FORCES.

    • 08 AUG 1901- “THE PHILIPPINE


    CONSTABULARY” WAS ORGANIZED, KNOWN AS
    INSULAR POLICE FORCE.
    Brief History

    • 07 FEB 1905- “THE PHILIPPINE MILITARY


    ACADEMY (PMA)” WAS ESTABLISHED.

    • 21 DEC 1935- “THE NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT”


    WAS ENACTED OFFICIALLY TO CREATE THE
    AFP.
    Brief History

    • 08 AUG 1901- “THE PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY”


    WAS ORGANIZED, KNOWN AS INSULAR POLICE
    FORCE.

    • 07 FEB 1905- “THE PHILIPPINE MILITARY


    ACADEMY (PMA)” WAS ESTABLISHED.

    • 21 DEC 1935- “THE NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT”


    WAS ENACTED OFFICIALLY TO CREATE THE AFP.
    Brief History

    • “THE DEFENSE OF BATAAN AND CORREGIDOR”


    FROM THE OUTBREAK OF WORLD WAR II UNTIL
    09 APR & 06 MAY 1942 RESPECTIVELY AGAINST
    THE JAPANESE INVASION, THE ACTIVE
    PHILIPPINE GUERILLA MOVEMENT & THE
    SUCCESSFUL ANTI-HUK CAMPAIGN ALSO BEST
    EXEMPLIFIED THE FILIPINOS SOLDIERS HEROISM
    & LOVE OF COUNTRY.

    • 01 JULY 1947- “THE PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE” WAS


    ESTABLISHED.
    Brief History

    • THE AFP HAD PARTICIPATED IN INTERNATIONAL


    PEACE KEEPING EFFORTS AS ITS COMMITMENT
    TO THE UNITED NATIONS SUCH AS: THE
    PHILIPPINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TO KOREA
    (PEFTOK) IN THE EARLY 50’S;

    • THE PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE CONTINGENT IN


    CONGO, AFRICA IN THE EARLY 60’S.
    Brief History

    • AND THE PHILIPPINE CIVIC ACTION GROUP


    (PHICAG) IN SOUTH VIETNAM IN THE 60’S.

    • 22-25 FEB 1986- THE AFP HAS VIGOROUSLY


    PURSUED A NATIONAL REVONCILLATION EFFORT
    FOR PEACE AND PROGRESS.
    AFP ORGANIZATION
    Chain of Command
    COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF

    SECRETARY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE

    CHIEF OF STAFF AFP

    CG,
    CG, PHILIPPINE CG, PHILIPPINE PHILIPPINE
    ARMY AIR FORCE NAVY
    AFP Organizational Structure

    GHQ AFP

    PHILIPPINE PHILIPPINE PHILIPPINE


    ARMY AIR FORCE NAVY
    Mission & Capabilities of AFP

    MISSION
    TO PROTECT THE PEOPLE AND SECURE THE
    SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STATE AND THE
    INTEGRITY OF THE NATIONAL TERRITORY.
    Mission & Capabilities of AFP

    CAPABILITIES
    • UPHOLD THE SOVEREIGNTY, SUPPORT THE
    CONSTITUTION & DEFEND THE TERRITORY
    OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
    AGAINST ENEMIES, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC.

    • PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE NATIONAL


    AIMS, GOALS, INTEREST AND POLICIES.

    • ORGANIZE, MAINTAIN, DEVELOP & DEPLOY


    ITS REGULAR & RESERVE FORCES.
    Mission & Capabilities of AFP

    CAPABILITIES
    • PERFORM OTHER FUNCTIONS AS
    PROVIDED BY LAW OR ASSIGNED BY
    HIGHER AUTHORITY.

    • TO FORMULATE PLANS AND PROGRAMS


    FOR THE MAJOR SERVICES.

    • TO PROVIDE AFP WIDE SUPPORT TO


    INCLUDE ADMINISTRATIVE, TRAINING,
    LOGISTICS, TECHNICAL, & SPECIAL
    SERVICE.
    Mission & Capabilities of Phil Army

    MISSION
    TO CONDUCT PROMPT AND SUSTAINED
    GROUND OPERATIONS TO
    ACCOMPLISH THE AFP MISSION.
    Mission & Capabilities of Phil Army

    CAPABILITIES
    • TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN, EQUIP ARMY FORCES
    FOR THE CONDUCT OF PROMPT & SUSTAIN
    COMBAT OPERATION ON LAND.

    • TO DEVELOP DOCTRINES, PROCEDURES,


    TACTICS, ORGANIZATION & EQUIPMENT
    PECULIAR TO THE ARMY.

    • TO DEVELOP IN COORDINATION WITH


    OTHER MAJOR SERVICES, DOCTRINES,
    PROCEDURES, TACTICS & EQUIPMENT OF
    INTEREST TO THE ARMY FOR JOINT
    OPERATIONS.
    Mission & Capabilities of Phil Army

    CAPABILITIES
    • TO PROVIDE AN ORGANIZATION CAPABLE
    OF FURNISHING ADEQUATE, TIMELY &
    RELIABLE INTELLIGENCE FOR THE ARMY.

    • TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN & EQUIP ALL ARMY


    RESERVE UNITS.

    • TO PERFORM SUCH OTHER FUNCTIONS AS


    MAYBE PROVIDED BY LAW OF HIGHER
    AUTHORITIES.
    Mission & Capabilities of Phil Air
    Force

    MISSION
    TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN, EQUIP, MAINTAIN AND
    PROVIDE FORCES TO CONDUCT PROMPT
    AND SUSTAINED AIR OPERATIONS TO
    ACCOMPLISH THE AFP MISSION.
    Mission & Capabilities of Phil Air Force
    CAPABILITIES
    • PROVIDE TRAINING FOR MISSION-
    ESSENTIAL TASKS TO SUPPORT AIR
    DEFENSE CAPABILITY UPGRADE.

    • TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN, AND EQUIP FOR


    AIRLIFT, AIRBORNE, AND TACTICAL AIR
    OPERATIONS UNILATERALLY OR IN
    COORDINATION WITH THE SURFACE
    FORCES.

    • PROVIDE AND SUSTAIN THE BEST TALENTS


    FOR AIR DEFENSE PRIORITIZING AIR
    DEFENSE ORGANIZATION
    Mission & Capabilities of Phil Air Force

    CAPABILITIES
    • TO FORMULATE AND DEVELOP DOCTRINES,
    CONCEPTS, SYSTEMS, POLICIES,
    PROCEDURES, STRATEGIES, TACTICS AND
    TECHNIQUES FOR OPERATION PECULIAR
    TO AIR FORCE.

    • PURSUE MILITARY VALUES TOWARDS


    EFFECTIVE MISSION PERFORMANCE OF
    STRATEGIC UNITS.
    Mission & Capabilities of PHIL NAVY

    MISSION
    To organize, train, equip, maintain, and operate
    Naval Forces and other Naval Units necessary to
    provide the water borne support required by the
    AFP in accomplishment of its Mission.
    Mission & Capabilities of PHIL NAVY

    CAPABILITIES
    • TO ASSIST PROPER GOVERNMENT
    AGENCIES IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS
    AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO
    NAVIGATION, IMMIGRATION, CUSTOM
    REVENUE, QUARANTINE AND FISHING IN
    THE TERRITORIAL AND CONTIGUOUS
    WATER OF THE PHILIPPINES.

    • TO ENFORCE THOSE REGULATIONS


    PERTAINING TO NAVIGATION, SAFETY OF
    LIFE AT SEA.
    Mission & Capabilities of PHIL NAVY

    CAPABILITIES

    • TO DEVELOP DOCTRINES, PROCEDURES,


    TACTICS, ORGANIZATION & EQUIPMENT
    PECULIAR TO THE NAVY FOR UNI-SERVICE
    OPERATIONS.

    • TO PERFORM SUCH OTHER DUTIES AS THE


    PRESIDENT MAY DIRECT.
    QUESTIONS
    1. WHO IS THE FATHER OF AFP?

    2. WHO IS THE FATHER OF THE PHILIPPINE


    ARMY?

    3. WHO IS THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE


    AFP?

    4. WHEN WAS THE PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE


    ESTABLISHED?

    5. WHAT ARE THE THREE (3) MAJOR


    BRANCHES OF AFP?
    QUESTIONS with ANSWERS
    1. WHO IS THE FATHER OF AFP?
    ANSWER: LAPU-LAPU
    2. WHO IS THE FATHER OF THE PHILIPPINE ARMY?
    ANSWER: ANDRES BONIFACIO
    3. WHO IS THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE AFP?
    ANSWER: THE PRESIDENT
    4. WHEN WAS THE PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE
    ESTABLISHED?
    ANSWER: 01 JULY 1947
    5. WHAT ARE THE THREE (3) MAJOR BRANCHES OF
    AFP?
    ANSWER: 1. PHILIPPINE ARMY
    2. PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE
    3. PHILIPPINE NAVY.
    PAF ORGANIZATION
    PAF Organizational Structure
    Air Force Staff

    PERSONAL STAFFS

    THE OFFICER UNDER THIS STAFF IS


    PERSONALLY HANDPICKED AND SELECTED BY
    THE CG, PAF AS HIS DIRECT ADVISER.
    Air Force Staff

    COORDINATING STAFFS

    HE ASSISTS THE CHIEF OF AIR STAFF BY


    DIRECTING AND SUPERVISING STAFF
    ACTIVITIES IN A GIVEN FUNCTIONAL AREA AND
    PLANS, PROGRAMS, AND ESTABLISHES
    POLICIES AND PROCEDURES WITHIN HIS
    FUNCTIONAL AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY.
    Air Force Staff

    SPECIAL STAFFS

    HE IS THE FUNCTIONAL ELEMENT WHO


    ADVISES AND ASSISTS THE COMMANDER IN
    MAKING DECISIONS AND TAKING ACTIONS IN
    CERTAIN SPECIALIZED TECHNICAL AND/OR
    PROFESSIONAL AREAS.
    Air Force Reserve Command

    MISSION
    TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN, DEVELOP, EQUIP
    AND ADMINISTER THE PAF RESERVE FORCE
    AS BASE FOR EXPANSION IN THE
    EVENT OF WAR, REBELLION, DISASTER OR
    CALAMITIES.
    Air Force Reserve Command

    PERSONAL ARCOM STAFF

    DEP COM
    COMD INSP PIO OESPA SAFETY CSM

    CCS

    COORDINATING STAFF

    ACCS FOR ACCS FOR ACCS FOR ACCS FOR ACCS FOR ACCS FOR
    PERS,C-1 INTEL,C-2 OPNS,C-3 LOG,C-4 CEIS, C-6 CMO, C-7
    SPECIAL STAFF

    SPCL
    C-ADJ SAO MFO
    SVCS
    Air Force Wing Reserves

    MISSION
    TO PROVIDE FORCES AS BASE FOR
    EXPANSION OF THE PAF IN THE EVENT OF
    WAR, INVASION OR REBELLION; TO ASSIST
    IN RELIEF AND RESCUE DURING DISASTERS
    OR CALAMITIES; TO ASSIST IN SOCIO-
    ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; AND TO ASSIST
    IN THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
    ESSENTIAL GOVERNMENT OR PRIVATE
    UTILITIES
    LOCATION
    Air READY RESERVE
    Force Wing UNIT
    Reserves LOCATION
    1st AIR FORCE WING (Res) CJVAB, Pasay City

    2nd AIR FORCE WING (Res) CAB, Pampanga

    3rd AIR FORCE WING (Res) FAB, Lipa City

    4th AIR FORCE WING (Res) MBEAB, Cebu City

    5th AIR FORCE WING (Res) ABAB, Palawan

    6th AIR FORCE WING (Res) EAAB, Zamboanga City

    7th AIR FORCE WING (Res) TOG 11, Davao City


    Air Force Wing Reserve

    PERSONAL WC STAFF
    DWC
    INSP PIO SAFETY WSM

    COORDINATING STAFF

    PERS INTEL OPNS MTRL

    SPECIAL STAFF

    PROVOST SPECIAL
    ADJ LEGAL MFO
    MARSHALL SERVICES
    Air Force Reserve Centers

    MISSION
    • TO TRAIN, DEVELOP, AND UTILIZE THE
    CITIZEN ARMED FORCES OF THE
    PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE WITHIN ITS AREA OF
    RESPONSIBILITIES. .
    • TO ORGANIZE, TRAIN, EQUIPPED AND
    MAINTAIN THE RESERVE FORCE FOR
    UTILIZATION DURING NATIONAL
    EMERGENCIES.
    SUMMARY
    A. BRIEF HISTORY OF AFP
    B. AFP ORGANIZATION
    • CHAIN OF COMMAND
    • AFP ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
    • MISSION AND CAPABILITIES OF THE AFP
    AND ITS MAJOR BRANCHES

    C. PAF ORGANIZATION
    PAF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
    MISSION, ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE &
    LOCATION OF AIR FORCE RESERVE COMMAND,
    RESERVE FORCE & AIR RESERVE CENTERS
    “Take
    ENDtheOF
    LEAD,
    Soar as ONE”
    PRESENTATION

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