At
least seventy nine candidate soldiers finished their six-month extensive
military training after graduating Thursday at Camp Melchor
Army
1st Lieutenant Rowena Abayon, division public affairs office chief, said the new
graduates will become an organic member of the army division and will be
dispatched to the different army units of the 5th Infantry Division.
During
the graduation rites, army North Luzon Command chief Major General Gregorio
Catapang urged the new soldiers to abide to the military commands and apply
what they have learned in their training.
Catapang
was the guest of honor during the graduation ceremony Thursday at the camps
grandstand.
The
new soldiers were automatically enlisted with the rank of private first class.
Meanwhile,
another batch of 159 candidate soldiers were also inducted to undergo a
six-month extensive military inside the camp. Most of the trainees are from
Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) or former members and sons and daughters
of Cordillera People’s Liberation Army (CPLA).
The
integration of former members and sons and daughters of CPLA is part of the
peace process agreement signed between the government peace panel and
Cordillera Forum for Peace and Development officials.
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