Brigadier General Romeo Gan receives the command flag from Lt General Virgilio Domingo, the TDCS, as outgoing commander, BGen Rolando Jungco looks on. (Photo by
Brigadier General Romeo Gan, 53,
received the command flag from Lt Gen. Virgilio Domingo, the Deputy Chief of
Staff. He is a member of PMA Class of 1983 where the Army
chief, Lt Gen Hernando DCA Irriberri belongs.
Gan replaced Brigadier General Rolando Jungco who reached the mandatory retirement age of 56. He had served in the same unit for ten years in various staff and command positions.
In his acceptance speech, Gan vowed to pursue the plans and programs initiated by Jungco. He also proclaimed the CRS headquarters as a 'No smoking zone'.
A paint artist and a peace advocate, Jungco is credited for the completion of the 'longest peace mural in the world' that can be found along the walls ofCamp Aguinaldo
"After my vacation, I will continue participating in various Bayanihan activities as a civilian and probably, as a military reservist. I will find more walls where I can paint peace murals like what we have inCamp Aguinaldo
A member of PMA Class of 1982, Jungco thanked his subordinates, peace partners and family members for the support given him during his 16-month stint as CRS commander.
"I want to thank you all who supported me. I and my wife can now dedicate our lives for our 'apostolic duties'," he said.
"Actually, what I meant is that we will take care of our apos (grandchildren) full time during my retirement," he said in jest.
Gan replaced Brigadier General Rolando Jungco who reached the mandatory retirement age of 56. He had served in the same unit for ten years in various staff and command positions.
In his acceptance speech, Gan vowed to pursue the plans and programs initiated by Jungco. He also proclaimed the CRS headquarters as a 'No smoking zone'.
A paint artist and a peace advocate, Jungco is credited for the completion of the 'longest peace mural in the world' that can be found along the walls of
"After my vacation, I will continue participating in various Bayanihan activities as a civilian and probably, as a military reservist. I will find more walls where I can paint peace murals like what we have in
A member of PMA Class of 1982, Jungco thanked his subordinates, peace partners and family members for the support given him during his 16-month stint as CRS commander.
"I want to thank you all who supported me. I and my wife can now dedicate our lives for our 'apostolic duties'," he said.
"Actually, what I meant is that we will take care of our apos (grandchildren) full time during my retirement," he said in jest.
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